Macedonian Village Contains Two Mapped Parks Including Phillips-Kozaroff Park

Key facts and reporting periods

Market summary

Macedonian Village features two mapped parks. Phillips-Kozaroff Park is one identified location within the area.

Central finding

Macedonian Village includes two mapped parks, one of which is Phillips-Kozaroff Park. Sources: [Phillips-Kozaroff Park]

Park Presence in Macedonian Village

Two park points are mapped within Macedonian Village boundaries. Phillips-Kozaroff Park is explicitly named in the available records. The second park lacks a specific name in the current dataset. These locations represent the only green space points attributed to this neighbourhood in the supplied evidence. No other amenity categories appear in the direct count for this area.

The presence of these two parks indicates some level of public open space within the community. However, the evidence does not specify the size, facilities, or condition of either location. Mapped points confirm existence but do not establish quality or accessibility for residents. This limited dataset provides a baseline for physical infrastructure without detailing how these spaces serve the local population. Further investigation would be needed to assess their practical utility for daily life. Sources: [Phillips-Kozaroff Park]

The strongest counter-case

The local evidence identifies only two park locations without details on size, condition, or usage. Sources: [Phillips-Kozaroff Park]

City market context

From the Whitby market article, 11 October 2026:

Whitby's median sale price reached $842,500 as new listings dropped 20.28% year-over-year. The resulting inventory-to-sales ratio of 8.7 indicates a shifting balance toward sellers. Whitby's median sale price rose to $842,500 while new listings fell 20.28% year-over-year, creating an inventory-to-sales ratio of 8.7 that signals a tightening market for buyers.