Granby-Ouest Maps Three Parks, One Grocery Store, and One Transit Stop

Key facts and reporting periods

Market summary

Granby-Ouest includes three parks, a Maxi grocery store, and one transit stop. These mapped points define the local infrastructure baseline.

Central finding

Granby-Ouest features three mapped parks, one grocery store, and one transit stop within its boundaries. Sources: [Park]

Mapped Infrastructure Inventory

Granby-Ouest contains eight distinct amenity points attributed to the neighbourhood in the current dataset. Three of these points are classified as parks, with two bearing specific names: Parc Rondeau and Parc Louis-Choinière. The remaining park entry lacks a descriptive name in the source record, limiting detailed identification.

One grocery store, identified as Maxi, is mapped within the area, providing a primary retail anchor for daily necessities. A single transit stop point is also recorded, though the data does not specify routes, schedules, or connectivity to broader networks. These counts represent static point locations rather than measures of service quality or usage patterns. Sources: [Park]

Recreation and Service Points

Three additional points are categorized under recreation, though none carry specific facility names in the provided records. These entries supplement the three park locations but do not clarify whether they represent distinct facilities or overlapping designations. The absence of programmatic details prevents an assessment of the variety or capacity of recreational offerings.

The combined set of amenities establishes a baseline of physical infrastructure present in Granby-Ouest. However, the data does not include information on maintenance status, accessibility features, or proximity to residential clusters. Consequently, the inventory serves as a geographic reference rather than an evaluation of livability or convenience for residents. Sources: [Park]

City market context

From the Granby market article, 11 October 2026:

Granby reports a $380,000 median single-family sale price with 5.9% annual growth. This local appreciation contrasts with the national composite index decline observed in August 2026. Granby's single-family median sale price of $380,000 and 5.9% annual price growth position it as a fast-appreciating market within Quebec.