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Agassiz real estate: your questions answered

Are there any apartment condos to buy in Agassiz?

Fresh verification by name found every named townsite strata complex to be townhouse form — Village Gate, The Langtry, Fraser Green, Gallagher Landing, Town Centre Gable, MountView and Huckleberry Lane — and no apartment-form building is named on a public source.

Is there a 55+ condo or townhouse I can buy in Agassiz?

None that I know of. No public source states a 55+ age bylaw for any Agassiz strata complex. The seniors stock in town is rental and care, not ownership.

Are there any market statistics for Agassiz?

No published package: SnapStats FVR has no Agassiz or Kent row, and CADREB publishes board-wide statistics only.

Can I rent out an Agassiz townhouse long-term?

Yes — strata rental-restriction bylaws have been void since November 24, 2022 anywhere in BC, including the restriction element in Town Centre Gable's directory line. A strata can still restrict short-term rentals by bylaw.

Is Agassiz in a floodplain?

Yes — the townsite is diked Fraser River floodplain. The local system includes Maria Slough and the Hammersley, Kilby and Bateson pump stations, the District has a Floodplain Bylaw, and diking is a visible separate line on the tax schedule. Confirm the flood construction level for the specific property before writing.

What townhouses can I actually buy in Agassiz?

Six known strata complexes, all in the townsite: Village Gate and The Langtry on Mackay Crescent, Town Centre Gable on Heath Road, Fraser Green and MountView on the Agassiz-Rosedale Highway, and Huckleberry Lane on Morrow Road. Every one is strata — budget for strata fees and a Form B review.

Are any Agassiz townhouses fee-simple (no strata)?

The townsite's known townhouse stock is entirely strata-titled; the fee-simple product here is detached houses, which are a different purchase.

Is there a 55+ townhouse I can buy in Agassiz?

None that I know of. No public source states a 55+ age bylaw for any counted Agassiz townhouse complex — Huckleberry Lane's listing states "no age restrictions" — and the town's known 55+ forms are a bare-land strata of detached ranchers (Maplewood Village, realtor-stated) and rental/care housing, not townhouses.

What am I actually buying when I buy an "acreage" in Agassiz?

A whole fee-simple farm-plain parcel or farmhouse outside the townsite boundary, predominantly ALR ground. There is no acreage subdivision, no bare-land strata and no presale acreage product to buy instead — each parcel is judged on its own title, Kent zoning and ALR status.

The plan map shows Residential–Future land — can I buy and build there now?

Not on the designation alone: some of those lands are currently in the ALR and stay in farm use until an ALC exclusion is approved, with a Council-approved Neighbourhood Plan required first.

Is an Agassiz acreage in a floodplain, and is it serviced?

Floodplain: yes in character — diked Fraser floodplain, with a District Floodplain Bylaw and area-specific flood construction levels; confirm the FCL for the specific property before writing.

Which schools serve an Agassiz acreage?

Kent Elementary School (K–6, 7285 McCullough Road) and Agassiz Elementary-Secondary School (grades 7–12, 7110 Cheam Avenue), both SD78; SD78 Policy 7000 defines the AESS catchment as all grade 7–12 students in Kent and Harrison Hot Springs plus the defined surrounding area. Any address outside that policy statement needs a district confirmation.

Is Agassiz a municipality?

No — Agassiz is the main townsite inside the District of Kent. Offers, taxes and bylaws are District of Kent, run from Municipal Hall at 7170 Cheam Avenue.

What is Heath Court — can I buy land there?

No. Heath Court (1884 Heath Road) is a pad-rental manufactured-home park on listing evidence: You would own the home and rent the pad.

If I buy half of a strata duplex, what diligence applies?

Form B diligence in full — and note a 2-lot strata is below the 5-lot depreciation-report threshold, so ask what reports actually exist rather than assuming the 5-year cycle covers it.

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Condo buildings in Agassiz

Streets, schools and transit near Agassiz condos

  • Agassiz is the principal community and service centre of the District of Kent, on the north bank of the Fraser River at the foot of Mount Cheam's valley wall, along Highway 7 (Lougheed) and Highway 9; Municipal Hall is at 7170 Cheam Avenue and Pioneer Avenue is the main street, with grocery, pharmacy and services in the townsite. The townsite is compact and flat, ringed by ALR farmland, and growth is deliberately directed into the existing townsite to keep it compact and protect farmland.
  • Board position: Agassiz is a CADREB board community with its own MLS® area name (Harrison Mills is a sub-area under it), and CADREB publishes board-wide statistics only, so no board stats package exists for Agassiz. The SnapStats FVR September 2026 report covers Surrey, S Surrey White Rock, North Delta, Cloverdale, Langley, Abbotsford and Mission only.
  • Where condo stock concentrates: the townsite's strata stock is townhouse form, clustered on the Mackay Crescent / Heath Road / Morrow Road streets around the core — Village Gate and The Langtry on Mackay Crescent, Gallagher Landing and Town Centre Gable on Heath Road, Fraser Green on the Agassiz-Rosedale Highway and the Morrow Road complexes to the south.
  • The Agassiz Centre for Education (alternate, grades 8–12) shares the 7110 Cheam Avenue site.
  • Transit: BC Transit Route 71 (Agassiz–Harrison) runs Chilliwack–Rosedale–Agassiz–Harrison Hot Springs, and Route 72 (Hope) runs Agassiz–Hope via Highway 7; Agassiz (Pioneer Ave at Evergreen Dr) is the transfer point between them, and the FVRD administers both routes. Service is limited — check schedules per trip.
  • Healthcare is a Fraser Health community cluster, not a hospital: the Agassiz Public Health Unit at 7243 Pioneer Avenue, the Agassiz Community Health Centre at 7040 Cheam Avenue, plus Agassiz Home Health and the Agassiz Mental Health and Substance Use Centre. No hospital in Agassiz.

Local rules that affect condo buyers in Agassiz

  • Municipal law here is District of Kent law, not "Agassiz" law: zoning is the District of Kent Zoning Bylaw No. 1219, 2001 (as amended); the plan is the District of Kent Official Community Plan 2025, which designates the townsite core "Commercial – Town Centre" and directs growth into the townsite. Kent Bylaw No. 1737, adopted June 10, 2024, created the RS1 zone, under which serviced residential lots in Agassiz can take up to four dwelling units without rezoning, subject to conditions; the District also permits secondary suites in single-family homes in all residential zones.
  • Floodplain rules: Agassiz sits on the Fraser River floodplain behind dikes. Flood Protection & Erosion is OCP Section 5.5; the District has a Floodplain Bylaw that applications must comply with, plus area-specific flood construction levels. The local system includes Maria Slough and the Hammersley, Kilby and Bateson pump stations.
  • District of Kent taxes — District figures only: taxes are District of Kent municipal taxes (there is no separate "Agassiz" tax bill). The District's 2026 schedule (per $1,000 of taxable value) sets the Class 1 Residential total municipal rate at 2.80493, plus a separate dyking line of 0.03076, for an all-in residential total of 4.65328 including hospital, regional district, MFA, BC Assessment and school tax. Notices are mailed in early June and due July 15 (or the next business day), with penalties after.
  • Renting a unit out (landlord frame): RTB rent increases are capped at 2.3% for 2026 and 2.2% for 2027 for ordinary tenancies.

Good to know about Agassiz condos

  • The new aquatic centre just opened. The Lets'emot Regional Recreation & Aquatic Centre, beside the Community Recreation and Cultural Centre at 6660 Pioneer Avenue, opened to the public on September 25, 2026 — the grand opening date set in the District's September 9, 2026 council highlights; the District's FAQ had projected a late 2026 opening on a $25 million budget.
  • Diking is a line item, not a surprise. The District's 2026 Tax Rates Summary carries a dedicated "Dyking" column charged per $1,000 of taxable value — 0.03076 for Class 1 Residential — on top of the total municipal rate of 2.80493.
  • The pump station west of town was rebuilt with provincial money. The Province funded a $4.17 million upgrade of the Hammersley Pump Station, about 6 km west of Agassiz, part of the flood system the townsite depends on.
  • The District is planning for a lot more homes — mostly in this townsite. Kent's Interim Housing Needs Report (2024), as presented in its OCP update, found 495 new homes needed immediately and 1,695 more by 2041, with growth directed mainly to the Agassiz townsite and Mount Woodside; the 2025 OCP update emphasizes gentle-density infill in the townsite and more homes in the Town Centre.
  • Both seniors care campuses changed hands in 2018. Park Place Seniors Living acquired Agassiz Seniors Community (previously Cheam Village) and Glenwood Seniors Community on September 6, 2018 — pre-2018 directories listing "Cheam Village" or "Glenwood Care Centre" describe these same two buildings under old names.
  • The townsite's strata names cluster in a few blocks. The two Park Place care campuses, the two subsidized seniors buildings and several of the townsite's strata complexes (Village Gate and The Langtry on Mackay Crescent among them) all sit in the MacKay Crescent / Morrow Road / McCaffrey Road side of the townsite — the seniors and strata geography of Agassiz is a few-blocks story.
  • There is no hospital in Agassiz. Fraser Health lists community and public-health services only for Agassiz — a buyer pricing in on-site hospital care is misreading the service cluster.

The province-wide rules are on one page: BC condo buying rules.

Sources for the condo notes on Agassiz

Townhome complexes in Agassiz

Village Gate — 1530 Mackay Crescent. Strata

Fresh verification: a current listing (MLS®) describes a townhome in a private, well-maintained complex with mountain views, double garage and fenced yard, and states "low strata fees" — name, townhouse form and strata tenure on listing evidence. Sub-type Row / Townhouse. Published rental/pet/age restrictions: no fresh source states any. (Fresh search Nov 2, 2026)

The Langtry — 1640 Mackay Crescent. Strata

Fresh verification: current listings describe end-unit townhomes in "the popular Langtry community," 3 storeys with double garages and private yards, one stating "a well-run strata" and "healthy contingency fund," walking distance to schools, shopping and parks — name, form and strata tenure on listing evidence. Published rental/pet/age restrictions: no fresh source states any. (Fresh search Nov 2, 2026)

Fraser Green — 1609 Agassiz-Rosedale No 9 Highway. Strata — freehold strata

Published age restriction: none stated — no 55+ bylaw. (Fresh search Nov 2, 2026)

Town Centre Gable (Towncentre Gables) — 1802 Heath Road. Strata

Fresh verification: a current listing (MLS®) describes a renovated end-unit townhome, 3 storeys, built 2004, with the listing's Sub-Type field reading "Strata" — name, form and tenure on listing evidence. (Fresh search Nov 2, 2026)

MountView — 1655 Agassiz-Rosedale No 9 Highway. Strata

Fresh verification: a current listing (MLS®) records Type Townhouse, 3 storeys, Subdivision Name "Mountview," built 2023, with strata fees stated for that unit, and its copy opens "Welcome home to MountView, a lovely centrally located complex in the heart of Agassiz"; a second listing records a unit built 2024. (Fresh search Nov 2, 2026)

Huckleberry Lane — 7319 Morrow Road. Strata — freehold strata

(Fresh search Nov 2, 2026)

Streets, schools and transit near Agassiz townhomes

  • Where the townhouse stock concentrates: the townsite core — Mackay Crescent (Village Gate, The Langtry), Heath Road, the Agassiz-Rosedale Highway (Fraser Green, MountView) and Morrow Road (Huckleberry Lane). The District's own OCP account of recent development matches that shape: predominantly single-family detached homes and townhouses in the townsite, with some semi-detached and low-rise multi-family; townhouse strata is the main strata form and freehold dominates overall.
  • Recreation anchor: the Lets'emot Regional Recreation & Aquatic Centre, beside the Community Recreation and Cultural Centre at 6660 Pioneer Avenue, opened to the public on September 25, 2026; the Agassiz Agricultural Hall and fairgrounds at 6800 Pioneer Avenue host the Agassiz Fall Fair & Corn Festival.
  • Flood frame: the townsite sits on the Fraser River floodplain behind dikes; Flood Protection & Erosion is OCP Section 5.5, the local system includes Maria Slough and the Hammersley, Kilby and Bateson pump stations, and the District has a Floodplain Bylaw plus area-specific flood construction levels.

Local rules that affect townhome buyers in Agassiz

  • District of Kent taxes: taxes are District of Kent municipal taxes (there is no separate "Agassiz" tax bill). The District's 2026 schedule (per $1,000 of taxable value) sets the Class 1 Residential total municipal rate at 2.80493, plus a separate dyking line of 0.03076, for an all-in residential total of 4.65328 including hospital, regional district, MFA, BC Assessment and school tax.

Good to know about Agassiz townhomes

  • Two of the townsite's best-known strata names cannot yet be proved off a directory (2026-11-02). One unit listing at either address settles it.

The province-wide rules are on one page: BC townhome buying rules.

Sources for the townhome notes on Agassiz

Lots and land in Agassiz

What trades here

  • What land actually trades here: infill within the townsite (single-family and townhouse) per the OCP's compact-growth direction, plus acreages and farmhouses outside the townsite boundary on the farm plain.
  • Fee-simple lots: freehold dominates in Agassiz; a fee-simple lot carries no strata corporation, no Form B and no strata fees.
  • They are built townhouse stock, named here only so a land reader does not mistake them for lot inventory.
  • ALR edge: some townsite-area Residential–Future lands are currently in the ALR and stay in farm use until an ALC exclusion is approved, with a Council-approved Neighbourhood Plan required first — "future residential" on a plan map is therefore not a buyable building lot today.

Streets, schools and transit near Agassiz lots

  • Nearby areas: Harrison Hot Springs (north, ~10 min), Harrison Mills (west, in Kent), Rosedale (south across the Agassiz-Rosedale Bridge, in Chilliwack), Seabird Island and Sts'ailes (First Nations communities adjoining), and Mount Woodside (the in-Kent growth area). Highway 9 crosses the Fraser at the Agassiz-Rosedale Bridge to Chilliwack and Highway 1; Highway 7 runs west to Mission and east to Hope.
  • The SnapStats FVR September 2026 report covers Surrey, S Surrey White Rock, North Delta, Cloverdale, Langley, Abbotsford and Mission only; there is no Agassiz or Kent row, and CADREB publishes no area stats.
  • Land shape: the townsite is compact and flat, ringed by ALR farmland; growth is deliberately directed into the existing townsite to keep it compact and protect farmland, and the flat District lands outside the townsite are predominantly farm. Standard small-town residential lots sit in the townsite; acreages sit in the surrounding farm plain.
  • Schools (SD78 Fraser-Cascade, Ministry-listed names): Kent Elementary School (K–6), 7285 McCullough Road; Agassiz Elementary-Secondary School (grades 7–12), 7110 Cheam Avenue, serving the District of Kent, the Village of Harrison Hot Springs and the Sts'ailes, Seabird Island, Cheam and Scowlitz communities, with Kent Elementary and Harrison Hot Springs Elementary as its feeder schools; the Agassiz Centre for Education (alternate, grades 8–12) shares the 7110 Cheam Avenue site. SD78's Policy 7000 defines the AESS catchment as all grade 7–12 students in Kent and Harrison Hot Springs, plus the area east of the Chehalis watershed boundary, west of Ruby Creek (Hwy 7) and south to the Fraser River.
  • Census note (Statistics Canada, 2021): no separate census count exists for "Agassiz" — the census subdivision is Kent: 6,300 people in 2,351 of 2,518 total private dwellings, up 3.8% from 6,067 in 2016 (census land area 168.59 km², density 37.4/km²). The District's own documents state a total area of 19,374 ha — a different measurement basis from the census land area.

Local rules that affect land buyers in Agassiz

  • OCP — District of Kent Official Community Plan 2025: (the District's current OCP; an update process continued into early 2026), which designates the townsite core "Commercial – Town Centre" and directs growth into the townsite. Harrison Hot Springs' OCP 1184, 2022 belongs to the Village of Harrison Hot Springs only and is not a Kent number.
  • SSMUH — District of Kent, as its own: the 2025 OCP update notes small-scale multi-unit housing can allow up to four units on serviced residential lots without rezoning, subject to conditions. Whether the four-unit position applies to a given lot is per-parcel.
  • Floodplain rules: the District has a Floodplain Bylaw its applications must comply with, and area-specific flood construction levels (e.g., 19.0 m GSC for the Gateway lands — not townsite-wide); OCP policy is a minimum finished-floor elevation from the latest flood elevations plus freeboard.
  • Property taxes — District of Kent: taxes are District of Kent municipal taxes — there is no separate "Agassiz" tax bill. The District's 2026 schedule (per $1,000 of taxable value) sets the Class 1 Residential total municipal rate at 2.80493, plus a separate dyking line of 0.03076, for an all-in residential total of 4.65328 including hospital, regional district, MFA, BC Assessment and school tax. Notices are mailed in early June and due July 15 (or the next business day), with penalties after.

Good to know about Agassiz lots

  • The Lets'emό:t Regional Recreation & Aquatic Centre (LRRAC), beside the Community Recreation and Cultural Centre at 6660 Pioneer Avenue, opened to the public on September 25, 2026 — the grand opening date set in the District's September 9, 2026 council highlights; the District's FAQ had projected a late 2026 opening on a $25 million budget. The seasonal outdoor Ferny Coombe Pool sits at 6820 Pioneer Avenue.
  • The fall fair is the townsite's anchor event (Sep 18–19, 2026). The Agassiz Agricultural Hall and fairgrounds at 6800 Pioneer Avenue host the Agassiz Fall Fair & Corn Festival (Agassiz Agricultural and Horticultural Association) — in 2026 on September 18–19, with free Friday admission.
  • The dike system is also the walking system (Nov 1, 2026). The OCP plans trail and open-space networks including dike-top and riverfront routes, and the dike system along the Fraser/Maria Slough doubles as walking routes — though the District notes trail use on dikes must respect dike integrity and private farm property. The Province funded a $4.17 million upgrade of the Hammersley Pump Station, ~6 km west of Agassiz.
  • Centennial Park (beside the CRCC on Pioneer Avenue) and Pioneer Park (on Pioneer Avenue's north side downtown) are the townsite's named parks — District council highlights place community events (e.g., Canada Day) at Pioneer Park.
  • A full health cluster, but no hospital (Nov 1, 2026). Fraser Health lists the Agassiz Public Health Unit (7243 Pioneer Avenue), the Agassiz Community Health Centre (7040 Cheam Avenue), Agassiz Home Health, the Agassiz Mental Health and Substance Use Centre, and long-term care / overnight respite at Agassiz Seniors Community — community and public-health services only; there is no hospital in Agassiz. The Fraser Valley Regional Library's Agassiz Library is at 7140 Cheam Avenue (Tue–Sat).

The province-wide rules are on one page: BC land buying rules.

Sources for the land notes on Agassiz

Acreage and rural land in Agassiz

What acreage trades in Agassiz: whole fee-simple farm-plain parcels and farmhouses outside the townsite boundary, ringed by and predominantly in the Agricultural Land Reserve.

Streets, schools and transit near Agassiz acreages

  • Municipality: District of Kent, BC. Agassiz is the principal community and service centre of the District of Kent, on the north bank of the Fraser River at the foot of Mount Cheam's valley wall, along Highway 7 (Lougheed) and Highway 9; Pioneer Avenue is the main street and District of Kent Municipal Hall is at 7170 Cheam Avenue.
  • Growth is deliberately directed into the existing townsite to keep it compact and protect farmland.

Good to know about Agassiz acreages

  • Diking is a line item on the tax bill (2026 schedule): The District's 2026 Tax Rates Summary carries a dedicated dyking line — 0.03076 per $1,000 of taxable value for Class 1 Residential — on top of the total municipal rate of 2.80493, for an all-in residential total of 4.65328. An acreage buyer sees the flood system in the tax schedule every year.
  • The pump station west of town was rebuilt with provincial money (2017 release, cited Nov 1, 2026): The Province funded a $4.17 million upgrade of the Hammersley Pump Station, about 6 km west of Agassiz, part of the Maria Slough / Hammersley–Kilby–Bateson flood system the townsite and farm plain depend on.
  • The fall fair is the townsite's anchor event (Sep 18–19, 2026): The Agassiz Agricultural Hall and fairgrounds at 6800 Pioneer Avenue host the Agassiz Fall Fair & Corn Festival (Agassiz Agricultural and Horticultural Association) — in 2026 on September 18–19, with free Friday admission.
  • A full health cluster, but no hospital (Nov 1, 2026): Fraser Health lists the Agassiz Public Health Unit (7243 Pioneer Avenue), the Agassiz Community Health Centre (7040 Cheam Avenue), Agassiz Home Health, the Agassiz Mental Health and Substance Use Centre, and long-term care / overnight respite at Agassiz Seniors Community — community and public-health services only; there is no hospital in Agassiz. The Fraser Valley Regional Library's Agassiz Library is at 7140 Cheam Avenue (Tue–Sat).

The province-wide rules are on one page: BC acreage buying rules.

Sources for the acreage notes on Agassiz

Duplexes and half duplexes in Agassiz

Local rules that affect duplexes in Agassiz

The province-wide rules are on one page: BC duplex and half-duplex buying rules.

What's nearby Agassiz

Times are from OpenStreetMap routing, November 2026.

Transit

  • Route 71 Agassiz-Harrison, BC Transit: Agassiz, Harrison Hot Springs and Chilliwack; FVRD-administered.
  • Route 72 Hope, BC Transit: Hope and Agassiz via Highway 7; FVRD-administered.

Parks and recreation

  • Pioneer Park, Pioneer Avenue downtown, named as the District of Kent Canada Day events site.
  • Lets'emó:t Regional Recreation & Aquatic Centre (formerly the Community Recreation and Cultural Centre), 6660 Pioneer Ave.
  • Agassiz Library (Fraser Valley Regional Library), 7140 Cheam Ave.

Schools

  • Kent Elementary, K-6, SD78 Fraser-Cascade, 7285 McCullough Rd; confirm the catchment with the district.
  • Agassiz Elem-Secondary, 7-12, SD78 Fraser-Cascade; confirm the catchment with the district.
  • Agassiz Centre for Education, 9-12, SD78 Fraser-Cascade; confirm the catchment with the district.
  • Agassiz Christian School, K-7, SD78 Fraser-Cascade list, independent, 7571 Morrow Rd; confirm the catchment with the district.

Groceries and shopping

  • SuperValu Agassiz, 7024 Cheam Ave.
  • Shoppers Drug Mart (pharmacy), 7130 Pioneer Street.

Measured walking and driving times

Measured on November 2, 2026 with OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM for driving, routed-foot for walking), from Lets'emó:t Regional Recreation & Aquatic Centre, 6660 Pioneer Avenue
ToHowMinutesDistance (km)
SuperValu AgassizWalk131.0
Pioneer ParkWalk171.2
Agassiz LibraryWalk191.4
Agassiz Elem-SecondaryDrive31.2
Kent ElementaryDrive42.0

Sources for what’s nearby

What's nearby, building by building

Times are from OpenStreetMap routing from each building’s address, November 2026.

  • Fraser Green, 1609 Agassiz-Rosedale No 9 Highway

    Transit
    Route 71 Agassiz-Harrison, BC Transit: Agassiz, Harrison Hot Springs and Chilliwack; FVRD-administered. Route 72 Hope, BC Transit: Hope and Agassiz via Highway 7; FVRD-administered. Agassiz (Pioneer Ave at Evergreen Dr) is the transfer point between routes 71 and 72.
    Parks and recreation
    Lets'emó:t Regional Recreation & Aquatic Centre, 6660 Pioneer Ave. Pioneer Park, Pioneer Avenue downtown, named as the District of Kent Canada Day events site.
    Schools
    Kent Elementary, K-6, SD78 Fraser-Cascade, 7285 McCullough Rd; confirm the catchment with the district. Agassiz Elem-Secondary, 7-12, SD78 Fraser-Cascade, 7110 Cheam Ave; confirm the catchment with the district.
    Shopping
    SuperValu Agassiz (grocery), 7024 Cheam Ave.
  • Huckleberry Lane, 7319 Morrow Road

    Transit
    Route 71 Agassiz-Harrison, BC Transit: connects Agassiz, Harrison Hot Springs and Chilliwack; FVRD-administered. Route 72 Hope, BC Transit: connects Hope and Agassiz via Highway 7; FVRD-administered. Transfer point: Agassiz (Pioneer Ave at Evergreen Dr) is the transfer point between Routes 71 and 72.
    Schools
    Kent Elementary, K-6, SD78 Fraser-Cascade, 7285 McCullough Rd. Agassiz Elem-Secondary, 7-12, SD78 Fraser-Cascade, 7110 Cheam Ave. Agassiz Christian School, K-7, independent, SD78 Fraser-Cascade list, 7571 Morrow Rd.
    Shopping
    SuperValu Agassiz, 7024 Cheam Ave. Shoppers Drug Mart (pharmacy), 7130 Pioneer Street (retailer's own store page; phase-1 carry).

Measured walking and driving times from each building

Measured on November 2, 2026 with OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM for driving, routed-foot for walking), starting at each building’s address
BuildingToHowMinutesDistance (km)
Fraser Green (from the street)Kent ElementaryDrive32.2
Fraser Green (from the street)Agassiz Elem-SecondaryDrive42.5
Fraser Green (from the street)Agassiz LibraryDrive42.3

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