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City outlooks, neighbourhood housing research and source-linked analysis.
Active listings in Oshawa reached 834 by October 2026, while average prices fell 13% year-over-year. This shift indicates a growing buyer's advantage in the local residential market.
Existing downtown exemptions, Kedron drainage investment and a proposed shift toward street townhouses show why a province-wide funding headline needs a local reading.
Beaton features two parks and eight transit stops. No local market statistics are available in the supplied evidence.
Centennial features 91 mapped amenities across five categories. The neighbourhood includes 47 transit stops, 22 recreation facilities, 14 parks, 5 grocery stores and 3 schools.
Central in Oshawa has 98 mapped amenities. The set includes 66 transit stops, 20 parks, 5 schools, 2 grocery stores and 5 recreation facilities.
Columbus has three named parks and four transit stops. These mapped points define the current physical infrastructure baseline for the area.
Donevan contains 35 mapped amenity points, including two schools and five parks. The area also includes 25 transit stops and one grocery store.
Eastdale features 43 mapped amenity points. These include 23 transit stops, 12 parks, and 5 schools located within the neighbourhood.
Farewell features Ed Broadbent Waterfront Park alongside 16 mapped transit stops. These points define the neighbourhood's physical infrastructure without indicating service levels.
Harmony features 90 mapped amenities. The set includes 74 transit stops, 7 parks, 3 schools, 2 grocery stores, and 4 recreation facilities.
Oshawa received $3.2 million in April 2026 for stormwater upgrades in the Kedron Part II Planning Area. This funding supports a project projected to include approximately 1,800 new homes.
Lakeview features 61 mapped amenities, led by 42 transit stops and 11 parks. The area also includes four schools and one grocery store.
Lakeview Park hosts 22 mapped amenities. Nine transit stops and five parks define the local infrastructure profile.
Oshawa's August 2026 market shows five months of inventory and a 2.6:1 new-to-sold listing ratio, creating strong buyer leverage. Provincial prices fell 3.6% year-over-year, but local supply dynamics suggest even softer conditions for Mc...
NorthGlen has 37 mapped amenity points. These include 19 transit stops, 11 parks, 5 recreation facilities, and 2 schools.
Northwood maps eighteen transit stops and five parks. The amenity mix reflects a transit-oriented layout with multiple green spaces.
Oshawa's August 2026 market data reveals a clear shift toward buyer leverage, with five months of inventory and a significant contraction in new supply. While provincial prices continue to soften, local transaction metrics suggest a more...
Pinecrest features 87 mapped amenities, led by 63 transit stops and 16 parks. The neighbourhood also includes three schools and three grocery stores.
Oshawa received $3.2 million for stormwater upgrades in April 2026. The funding supports the Kedron Part II Planning Area, which projects approximately 1,800 new homes.
Oshawa received $3.2 million for stormwater upgrades tied to the Kedron Part II Planning Area. The funding supports approximately 1,800 projected new homes.
Stevenson has 64 mapped amenity points. The set includes 61 transit stops, 2 parks and 1 recreation facility.
Taunton maps 135 amenities, led by 97 transit stops and 17 parks. No local market statistics are available for this neighbourhood.
Thornton Woods includes 18 mapped transit stops and seven parks. Stephen G. Saywell Public School is the only school point attributed to the area.
Vanier features 96 mapped amenities, with 65 transit stops forming the largest category. The neighbourhood also includes 12 recreation facilities and 5 schools.
Windfields offers 14 mapped transit stops and five parks. One public school and a FreshCo grocery store serve the area.
Windfields Farm maps 60 local amenity points. Transit stops dominate the count with 28 locations, followed by 16 parks and 13 recreation sites.