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Whitby Estates properties have a median asking price of $6,680,000, valued at $1091 per square foot, with a median of 101 days on market suggesting buyers may have ample time to consider their options. Walkability is 13 and transit is 4, indicating that a car is essential for most daily errands and travel within the region. However, schools access scores 60, with 4 schools within walking distance, and residents benefit from 9 parks and green spaces nearby.
Counted within 1.5 km of the centre of the neighbourhood; distances are straight-line. Places data from OpenStreetMap contributors.
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4 schools within walking distance. 9 green spaces nearby.
9 parks and green spaces mapped nearby.
| Where you're going | Transit | Drive |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown Vancouver | — | 27 min |
| Broadway corridor / VGH | — | 36 min |
| UBC | — | 51 min |
| Metrotown | — | 38 min |
| YVR Airport | — | 62 min |
Transit is weekday morning schedules with the walk to the stop included, for trips made without changing vehicle — a dash means no one-seat ride, not that it is unreachable. Driving times are off-peak and carry no traffic.
Including Brissenden Park and Chairlift Park, within walking distance of the centre.
| Neighbourhood | Median | $ / sqft | Days on mkt | Walk | Schools |
|---|
A direct ride to 5 of the places people commute to.
Transit scores 4 out of 100. 5 of five metro destinations reachable without changing vehicle.
Scored from the walkability, schools, amenities and transit measurements shown on this page — not from opinion. Personas with nothing measurable behind them are left out.
| Whitby EstatesYou are here | $6.68M | $1,091 | 101 | 13 | 60 |
| Panorama Village | $2.15M | $1,026 | 24 | 30 | 80 |
Neighbours are the areas whose boundaries touch Whitby Estates. Medians come from active listings and move as the market does.
The quarter-by-quarter history behind today's figures has to be recorded as it happens — nothing can reconstruct it after the fact — so this chart starts filling in from the day we begin measuring.