422 burrows avenue

Within a 5-minute walk, residents can access a variety of local amenities including the Real Yellow Store convenience shop (144 m), St. Mary’s Parish, and the Hope Centre Health Care clinic. For daily errands, a 7-Eleven, Petro-Canada fuel station, and Redwood Foods are all under 500 m away.

Several parks are within easy reach: Rejoice Fun Park and Powers/Selkirk Park are both about a 5-minute walk, and Pritchard Playground is 6 minutes away. Dining options like Gangnam Sushi and Robins Donuts add to the area's convenience, while schools such as William Whyte School and Holy Ghost School are within a short stroll.

Crime in William Whyte has historically been high, with property crimes peaking at 1,019 incidents in 2022 and violent crimes remaining above 600 incidents annually from 2017 to 2022. However, a dramatic decline occurred in 2026: violent incidents dropped to 40 (−92.8% year-over-year), property crimes fell to 80 (−92.1%), and drug-related incidents decreased to just 3 (−92.3%).

While this sharp improvement is promising, it should be interpreted cautiously as it may reflect incomplete data or a significant shift in reporting. The multi-year trend through 2024 showed some fluctuation but a generally elevated crime level, so prospective residents should consider the 2026 figures alongside long-term patterns.

422 Burrows Avenue offers excellent transit connectivity, with two bus routes providing direct access to schools, healthcare, and supermarkets. The surrounding area is rich in day-to-day amenities within a short walk, including convenience stores, clinics, parks, and places of worship.

The recent dramatic drop in crime statistics in 2026 is encouraging, but the historically high crime rates may give some buyers pause. This property is best suited for investors seeking an affordable entry into a neighbourhood with strong transit links and ongoing revitalization potential, as well as first-time buyers who prioritize transit access and walkability.