Sainte-Dorothée Maps 166 Amenities Across Six Categories

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Market summary

Sainte-Dorothée maps 166 amenities, led by 123 transit stops. The dataset includes schools, parks, and groceries but lacks market performance metrics.

Central finding

Sainte-Dorothée maps 166 local amenities across six categories, with transit stops comprising the largest share of the total count. Sources: [École Sainte-Dorothée]

Amenity Distribution in Sainte-Dorothée

The neighbourhood profile lists 166 distinct amenity points attributed to Sainte-Dorothée. These points span six categories, with transit stops representing the majority of the mapped infrastructure. The remaining categories include schools, parks, childcare facilities, grocery stores, and recreation sites. This distribution reflects the current state of mapped points within the defined boundary.

Transit stops account for 123 of the total 166 amenity points in the dataset. Schools number five, while parks total eighteen across various named locations. Childcare facilities appear as six points, and grocery stores as two. Recreation sites make up the final twelve entries in the category breakdown. These figures describe the presence of mapped points rather than their operational status. Sources: [École Sainte-Dorothée]

Specific Facility Names and Categories

Named schools in Sainte-Dorothée include École Sainte-Dorothée, École Paul-VI, École Jean-Lemonde, École Saint-François, and École Pierre-Laporte. Parks such as Place Marcel-Gamache, Parc Florent, and Parc des Fleurs are also identified in the list. The dataset provides these names without additional descriptors regarding size, capacity, or condition. Each entry represents a single point location within the neighbourhood scope.

Childcare options include Centre éducatif Les Fées Enchantées, Les Orchidées de Ste-Do, CPE Soleils du Monde, and Garderie Les Frimousses De Sainte-Dorothée. Grocery points are labeled Metro and IGA Extra Sainte-Dorothée. The Centre Communautaire Ste-Dorothée is the only named recreation facility among twelve total recreation points. These labels identify the mapped entities without confirming their current operational hours or services. Sources: [École Sainte-Dorothée]

The strongest counter-case

The amenity data consists solely of point locations from OpenStreetMap and does not establish service quality, catchment boundaries, or actual usage patterns within Sainte-Dorothée. Sources: [École Sainte-Dorothée]

City market context

From the Laval market article, 11 October 2026:

Laval's average home price sits at $585,000, roughly 6.9 times the median household income. Thin neighbourhood sales volumes limit confidence in these city-wide benchmarks. Laval's average sale price of $585,000 equals roughly 6.9 times the median household income, indicating moderate affordability pressure for buyers in the city.