Eagle Place Maps 70 Amenities Across Parks and Recreation

Market summary

Eagle Place holds 70 mapped amenities. The set includes 21 parks and 17 recreation facilities.

Central finding

Eagle Place contains 70 mapped amenity points, led by 21 parks and 17 recreation facilities. Sources: [Princess Elizabeth Public School]

Amenity Inventory

Eagle Place contains 70 mapped amenity points across seven categories. Parks account for 21 points, while recreation facilities make up 17 of the total. Schools represent 10 points in the neighbourhood dataset. These counts reflect a static snapshot of mapped locations. They do not indicate current operational status or service quality.

Transit stops number 17 within the mapped area. Grocery stores appear three times in the category breakdown. One childcare facility is also listed among the points. The presence of these points establishes their location only. It does not confirm accessibility, frequency, or resident usage patterns. Sources: [Princess Elizabeth Public School]

Recreation Programs

The Doug Snooks Eagle Place Community Centre lists a winter pickleball tournament. This program targets parents and grandparents with their child or grandchild. The city-wide recreation catalogue includes 20 distinct programs. Only one program is specifically scoped to this neighbourhood facility.

Other city programs occur at Harmony Square and One Market. These include face painting, corn hole, and carousel rides. Wayne Gretzky Sports Centre offers public swim and skate sessions. These city-level offerings provide context but do not measure local demand. Sources: [Doug Snooks Eagle Place Community Centre recreation programs] [One Market at 1 Market Street recreation programs] [Wayne Gretzky Sports Centre recreation programs]

The strongest counter-case

The local evidence consists of static point locations without dates, market statistics, or forecasts. Sources: [Princess Elizabeth Public School]

City market context

From the Brantford market article, 11 October 2026:

Brantford's housing market shows clear buyer leverage with over five months of inventory. Median sold prices stand at $550,000 while new listings decline year-over-year. Brantford's residential market shifted to a buyer's position in late 2026, with 564 active listings against 109 sales and a median sold price of $550,000.