Harmony Maps 90 Amenities Including 74 Transit Stops and 7 Parks

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Market summary

Harmony features 90 mapped amenities. The set includes 74 transit stops, 7 parks, 3 schools, 2 grocery stores, and 4 recreation facilities.

Central finding

Harmony's mapped amenities include 74 transit stops, 7 parks, 3 schools, 2 grocery stores, and 4 recreation facilities. Sources: [Kingsway College]

Amenity Inventory in Harmony

Harmony contains 90 mapped amenity points across five categories. The largest group is transit stops, with 74 locations recorded in the neighbourhood dataset. Parks account for 7 points, while schools number 3 and grocery stores total 2. Recreation facilities make up the remaining 4 points in this inventory. These counts reflect the current mapping status as of October 2026.

Specific named locations include Kingsway College, Clara Hughes Public School, and Harmony Heights Public School. Grocery options are represented by No Frills and FreshCo. Park names include Willowdale Park, Harmony Village Park, and Keewatin Park. Transit stops cover intersections such as King EB @ Keewatin and Harmony NB @ Beatrice. This distribution indicates a dense network of mapped infrastructure within the boundary. Sources: [Kingsway College]

Recreation Program Availability

Two recreation programs are listed for Oshawa residents in Fall 2026. Both are offered at the South Oshawa Community Centre Pool. The first program provides swimming lessons and aquatic activities for residents. The second option offers free leisure swims specifically for Oshawa residents. These programs are categorized under Aquatics and Leisure Swimming respectively.

The availability of these programs is noted without specific scheduling details in the source. The facility scope is city-wide rather than limited to Harmony. Residents may access these services based on their residency status. The programs represent the current recreational offerings documented for the autumn season. No additional neighborhood-specific programs are detailed in the supplied evidence. Sources: [South Oshawa Community Centre (SOCC) Pool recreation programs]

The strongest counter-case

The local evidence consists solely of static point locations and does not establish service quality, catchment boundaries, or buyer demand. Sources: [Kingsway College]

City market context

From the Oshawa market article, 11 October 2026:

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. Oshawa's housing market is transitioning toward a buyer's environment as active inventory increases to 834 units and average sale prices decline significantly from the prior year.