Dundarave Real Estate Guide, West Vancouver

Updated November 2026 · By Jared Gibbons, REALTOR®

Quick facts · Dundarave

Typical sale price: Houses $3.85MCondos $1.19M
Sold, Nov 2025 to Oct 2026: 36 condos, 26 houses, 4 duplexes

Median prices from closed MLS® sales (Paragon).

On this page (11 sections)

Where Dundarave sits
Drive time to Dundarave
Dundarave real estate: your questions answered
Condo buildings in Dundarave
Townhome complexes in Dundarave
Lots and land in Dundarave
More Dundarave real estate
Duplexes and half duplexes in Dundarave
What's nearby Dundarave
What's nearby, building by building
More guides and searches

Dundarave is the District of West Vancouver's western village centre, built around the 2400 block of Marine Drive (24th and 25th Streets), with Dundarave Park and the pier at the foot of 25th Street. In the District's OCP it is one of West Vancouver's village centres, alongside the Ambleside Municipal Town Centre, the Park Royal regional shopping centre, and the village centres of Caulfeild Village and Horseshoe Bay. Nearby areas: Ambleside (east), Altamont (west), the British Properties (north, uphill) and Chartwell (northeast).

Where Dundarave sits

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This guide covers Dundarave's condo buildings, townhome complexes and land: what each source verifies, the local rules, and what buyers ask.

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Dundarave real estate: your questions answered

Is the Pink Palace a condo I can buy?

No. Villa Maris (2222 Bellevue Avenue) is a 101-unit purpose-built rental building, in continuous use as a rental residential high-rise since 1965 per the District's heritage statement — its suites are leased, not sold. A preliminary concept would one day replace it with a strata building, but no such project has been submitted.

How many named condo buildings does Dundarave actually have?

Three more names (Bellevue Sunset, Belle Fleur, Edgewater) rest on single sources and are documented as not counted.

Are any Dundarave condos 55+?

The nearest retirement residence, Westerleigh PARC at 725 22nd Street, is rental and sits, by its operator's own wording, "on the edge of the Dundarave neighbourhood."

Can I rent out a Dundarave condo long-term?

Yes in law — strata rental-restriction bylaws have been void since November 24, 2022 anywhere in BC, and Seastrand's directory line records rentals allowed in any case. A strata can still restrict short-term rentals by bylaw.

What should I watch in the older waterfront buildings?

The depreciation report on the Form B. Seastrand dates to 1963 and the boutique Bellevue buildings to 1977–1994; since July 1, 2024 every strata of five or more lots must hold a depreciation report no more than five years old, and since November 1, 2023 must contribute at least 10% of its operating fund to the CRF — in an 11-home building like Les Terraces, a major project is divided eleven ways.

Is the Pink Palace a condo or townhouse I can buy?

No. Villa Maris (2222 Bellevue Avenue) is a 101-unit purpose-built rental building, in continuous use as a rental residential high-rise since 1965 per the District's 2024 Statement of Heritage Value — its suites are leased, not sold. A preliminary concept would one day replace it with a strata building, but no such project has been submitted.

What about Dundarave Landing on 25th Street?

Its two addresses carry different published pet lines (allowed with restrictions at 1180; not allowed at 1140), so the Form B for the specific unit governs.

Is Pierwell a presale I can buy into now?

It was marketed as a 36-residence presale by Brimming Development, including Beachside Townhomes, but the project stalled, its owner went into receivership in 2026 reporting, and a court-approved sale to a new developer was reported. Any new contract is a REDMA contract: disclosure statement first, deposits in trust, 7-day rescission — and confirm the developer of record before writing.

Can I buy just one side of a duplex in Dundarave?

Only if that side is legally separate — a strata lot in a strata plan, or its own fee-simple lot from a subdivision.

Is the Pink Palace a condo or duplex I can buy?

No. Villa Maris (2222 Bellevue Avenue) is a 101-unit purpose-built rental building, in continuous use as a rental residential high-rise since 1965 per the District's heritage statement — its suites are leased, not sold. A preliminary concept would one day replace it with a strata building, but no such project has been submitted.

Can I add a secondary suite to a Dundarave house?

The District permits secondary suites under Zoning Bylaw No. 4662 with its registration process — one per lot, within the principal building (not detached), with the registered owner occupying either the principal dwelling or the suite.

What extra rules hit a waterfront half duplex on Bellevue Avenue?

The Foreshore Development Permit area covers properties at risk of coastal flooding, village-core and near-core properties carry Form & Character guidelines, and work within 15 metres of a watercourse's top of bank triggers an Environmental DP.

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Condo buildings in Dundarave

Dundarave is in the District of West Vancouver.

Seastrand — 150 24th Street (at Bellevue Avenue, village west edge)

A 16-storey concrete freehold-strata high-rise built in 1963 with 112 units (building directory). The directory records its strata restrictions as: pets allowed with restrictions, rentals allowed; amenities: elevator, guest suite, outdoor pool, shared laundry. Listings describe it as one of only two buildings in West Vancouver on the waterfront side of the train tracks.

Published restrictions: listings record exercise centre, sauna/steam room, concierge and caretaker among amenities.

Les Terraces — 2250 Bellevue Avenue

A boutique waterfront strata of only 11 private residences, one suite per floor (listing sources). Year built: listings conflict — one records 1990, another records 1991. A current listing records title as Freehold Strata, with indoor pool, elevator, concierge and caretaker among amenities, and pets "Yes With" (restrictions) in listing data.

Rosemont — 2271 Bellevue Avenue

The building directory index records Rosemont at this address in Dundarave as freehold strata, 5 levels, completed 1994; a current listing confirms an Apartment/Condo unit in the building built in 1994, concrete/brick/stucco construction.

Bellevue Gardens — 2119 Bellevue Avenue

A low-rise strata at the village's east edge: a current listing records an Apartment/Condo unit with strata fees, subdivision name "Bellevue Gardens," pets "Dogs OK" in listing data, and describes "a very proactive strata." Year built: the listing records 1978; a rental-directory page records 27 units, 4 storeys, built 1977.

Regatta Pointe — 2280 Bellevue Avenue

A waterfront strata: a current listing names the building "Regatta Pointe," records the unit as Apartment/Condo built in 1989, with strata fees and pets "Yes With" (restrictions) in listing data, stepping directly onto the seawall.

Streets, schools and transit near Dundarave condos

Dundarave is the District of West Vancouver's western village centre, built around the 2400 block of Marine Drive (24th and 25th Streets), with Dundarave Park and the pier at the foot of 25th Street. In the District's OCP it is one of West Vancouver's village centres, alongside the Ambleside Municipal Town Centre, the Park Royal regional shopping centre, and the village centres of Caulfeild Village and Horseshoe Bay. Nearby areas: Ambleside (east), Altamont (west), the British Properties (north, uphill) and Chartwell (northeast).
Where condo stock concentrates: on the waterfront shelf between Marine Drive and the seawalk, along Bellevue Avenue from 21st to 25th Streets and at the foot of 24th Street. Attached stock overall is modest: the balance of Dundarave is freehold detached homes on the slope north of Marine Drive, with waterfront and near-waterfront homes along Bellevue Avenue forming the premium tier.
Waterfront and park: Dundarave Park (150 25th Street) offers more than 50 metres of sandy beach, a playground, washrooms and a seasonal concession; the Centennial Seawalk runs about 1.7 km east from the park toward Ambleside.
Confirm catchments by exact address with West Vancouver Schools.
Transit: the Dundarave exchange at Marine Drive and 25th Street is served by the 250 Horseshoe Bay/Dundarave/Vancouver and 250A Dundarave/Vancouver on the Frequent Transit Network, the 255 Dundarave–Capilano University, the 251/252 locals to Park Royal, and the 253 (Caulfeild). The Blue Bus system is owned and operated by the District of West Vancouver under contract to TransLink.

Local rules that affect condo buyers in Dundarave

District plans and zoning (West Vancouver's own bylaws only): Zoning Bylaw No. 4662, 2010 is the District's zoning bylaw — it specifies how land can be used and regulates intensity, height, density, setbacks and lot coverage. The Official Community Plan is OCP Bylaw No. 4985, 2018 (Council adopted Amendment Bylaw No. 5406, 2025 on December 1, 2025, aligning the OCP with the 2024 Interim Housing Needs Report). Dundarave Village Neighbourhood Centre is a named Form & Character Development Permit area, so new development, additions and renovations in the village core are reviewed against OCP design guidelines; a Foreshore Development Permit applies to waterfront properties and others at risk of coastal flooding, and an Environmental Development Permit is required for work within 15 metres of the top of a watercourse bank.
West Vancouver property taxes: for 2026, due Thursday, July 2, 2026, with a 5% penalty on unpaid current taxes on July 2 and a further 5% on September 2, 2026; roughly half the bill is collected for other taxing authorities, and water/sewer utilities are metered and billed quarterly. At Dundarave price points the Province's additional school tax also applies: 0.2% on the residential portion assessed between $3 million and $4 million and 0.4% above $4 million for 2026, rising to 0.3% and 0.6% on January 1, 2027.
Secondary suites (West Vancouver): the District permits secondary suites under Zoning Bylaw No. 4662 with its own registration process — one per lot, within the principal building (not detached), with the registered owner occupying either the principal dwelling or the suite.

Good to know about Dundarave condos

The village's most famous "condo" cannot be bought — and its replacement is not a presale. Villa Maris has been a single-owner rental building for 50 years; the redevelopment concept reported for it and the Shoreland has not even been submitted to the District, proposes rental first (206 units at the Shoreland site), and leaves the Pink Palace's strata replacement at an undecided size. Anyone marketing future Pink Palace condos today is ahead of the record.
The seawalk is the flat route between the two villages. The Centennial Seawalk runs about 1.7 km east from Dundarave Park to Ambleside — the level, paved waterfront route that connects Dundarave on foot to the Ambleside amenities, library and seniors centre corridor, and the reason the Bellevue shelf buildings trade on walkability rather than on the village strip alone.
Village-core changes are design-reviewed, not just permit-checked. The Dundarave Village Neighbourhood Centre is a named Form & Character Development Permit area in the OCP, so exterior work in the core is reviewed against design guidelines — including for the low-rise strata buildings a buyer might plan to renovate.
The "Dundarave" retirement supply is actually at 22nd Street. Westerleigh PARC's own marketing places it "on the edge of the Dundarave neighbourhood" — a few blocks east of the 24th–25th Street village, next to the West Vancouver Community Centre and Seniors' Activity Centre corridor. Buyers searching "Dundarave retirement" are usually being shown this rental building.
The Blue Bus is municipal. West Vancouver's bus system is owned and operated by the District of West Vancouver under contract to TransLink — it is not a TransLink-operated service, which is why Dundarave's Marine Drive service has its own local character.

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

Sources for the condo notes on Dundarave

Townhome complexes in Dundarave

Strata — the townhome component of the project's strata; completed 2020; 3 townhomes

The presale source records the project, by Cressey Development Group, as 32 luxury condos and 3 townhomes, completed in 2020, with the base of the building consisting of three townhomes below the tower; developer material at groundbreaking described 35 private residences in total, which reconciles with 32 + 3.

Streets, schools and transit near Dundarave townhomes

District context: West Vancouver's 2021 Census population was 44,122. Driving is Marine Drive east to the Lions Gate Bridge, or up to Highway 1 at 21st Street; no official drive-time figure is published.

Local rules that affect townhome buyers in Dundarave

Form B diligence (the counted strata component): Strata Property Act s. 59 — the Form B states the lot's monthly strata fees, amounts owing, approved special levies still payable, the CRF balance and an insurance summary, with the rules, current budget, any Rental Disclosure Statement and the most recent depreciation report attached; provided within 7 days, maximum $35 plus up to 25 cents per page. For one of only three townhomes in a 35-home project, the Form B and depreciation report are where a buyer learns how tower-scale costs (elevator, envelope, amenity building) are shared with the townhome lots — read them before the view.

Good to know about Dundarave townhomes

A zoning section settles a marketing argument. "Village Point townhomes" survives in old ads and portal copy, but Bylaw 4662's CD2 zone was written for that one site (2388 Marine Drive) and permits apartments only, capped at 15 units — the same 15 the ads counted. When marketing and the bylaw disagree about built form in West Vancouver, the site-specific zone is the document to pull first.
Dundarave's only presale spent 2026 in receivership.

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

Sources for the townhome notes on Dundarave

Lots and land in Dundarave

What trades here

Fee-simple lots — the default and effectively the only land form: freehold detached dominates; a fee-simple lot carries no strata corporation, no Form B and no strata fees.
Lot character: lots step up the slope north of Marine Drive; the flattest lots are the lower avenues between Marine Drive and Bellevue Avenue; Bellevue Avenue waterfront and near-waterfront lots are the premium tier.
None of it is lot inventory.
Dundarave Village Point (2388 Marine Drive) is apartment-form and is not counted as townhomes or land: its zoning, CD2 in Zoning Bylaw 4662, permits "apartments" to a maximum of 15 units, which governs over its 2010 "one level townhomes" marketing.
Pierwell (2468/2490 Marine Drive): a presale that stalled and went into receivership
Tenure trap — Villa Maris, the "Pink Palace" (2222 Bellevue Avenue): purpose-built single-owner RENTAL: per the District of West Vancouver's own 2024 Statement of Heritage Value — never strata and never land stock, whatever its condominium appearance suggests.

Streets, schools and transit near Dundarave lots

Board position: "Dundarave" is the MLS sub-area name as the board (Greater Vancouver REALTORS) uses it. Nearby areas: Ambleside (east), Altamont (west), the British Properties (north, uphill) and Chartwell (northeast). Buyers also search "Dundarave Village," "West Van waterfront," and street searches around Bellevue Avenue, Haywood Avenue and 24th–29th Streets.
The SnapStats GVR September 2026 report contains no West Vancouver section at all — its GVR communities are Burnaby, New Westminster, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge.
Land shape: predominantly single-detached homes on the slope north of Marine Drive, with the flattest, most walkable pocket on the lower avenues between Marine Drive and Bellevue Avenue by the beach; waterfront and near-waterfront homes along Bellevue Avenue form the premium tier, with view homes stepping up the slope behind the village.
Waterfront: Dundarave Park (150 25th Street) offers more than 50 metres of sandy beach, a playground, washrooms and a seasonal concession, and it is where the Centennial Seawalk begins, running about 1.7 km east along the shore to Ambleside.
Schools (SD45 West Vancouver, Ministry-listed names): Irwin Park Elementary (K–7, 2455 Haywood Avenue) is in Dundarave itself; the catchment secondary school is West Vancouver Secondary (Grades 8–12, 1750 Mathers Avenue).
Culture: the West Vancouver Memorial Library (1950 Marine Drive, at 20th Street) is a few blocks east of the village; the West Vancouver Community Centre and Aquatic Centre in Ambleside is the indoor swimming and fitness facility.

Local rules that affect land buyers in Dundarave

OCP — District of West Vancouver Official Community Plan Bylaw 4985 (2018), which treats Dundarave as one of the District's village centres.
Zoning — District of West Vancouver Zoning Bylaw 4662 (2010): — West Vancouver's number only.
Form & Character: the Dundarave Village Neighbourhood Centre is a named Form & Character Development Permit area, so new development, additions and renovations in the village core are reviewed against OCP design guidelines — exterior changes near the core are not a simple building permit.
Hazard development-permit areas: District-wide, an Environmental Development Permit is required for work within 15 metres of the top of a watercourse bank; a Wildfire Hazard DP applies within 100 metres of an undisturbed forest interface; and a Foreshore DP applies to waterfront properties and others at risk of coastal flooding — Bellevue Avenue waterfront lots should assume the Foreshore DP is in play from day one.
SSMUH / density transition — as the District/Province position stands: the Province's July 21, 2025 directive required increased density in the single-family and duplex areas adjacent to Dundarave by December 31, 2025; the District's final adopted zoning amendments for those areas were still outstanding as of November 2026 (the neighbouring Ambleside Centre Local Area Plan was implemented by provincial order effective April 7, 2026 — an Ambleside position, not a Dundarave one). Verify the current infill zoning per property before marketing multiplex potential.
Property taxes — District of West Vancouver: the 2026 payment was due Thursday, July 2, 2026, with a 5% penalty on unpaid current taxes on July 2 and a further 5% on September 2, 2026; roughly half the bill is collected for other taxing authorities, and water/sewer utilities are metered and billed quarterly. At Dundarave price points the Province's additional school tax also applies: 0.2% on the residential portion assessed between $3 million and $4 million and 0.4% above $4 million for 2026, rising to 0.3% and 0.6% on January 1, 2027.
ALR block (applies only where a parcel is ALR — none documented inside Dundarave, status per-parcel): subdivision within the ALR requires Agricultural Land Commission approval; ALR residences cannot be stratified. Caps: principal ≤500 m², suite within principal only, additional residence 90 m² (≤40 ha) / 186 m² (>40 ha).

Good to know about Dundarave lots

The seawalk starts here (Nov 1, 2026). The Centennial Seawalk begins at Dundarave Park and runs about 1.7 km east to Ambleside — one of the flattest waterfront walks on the North Shore, and the park itself holds more than 50 metres of sandy beach at 150 25th Street.
The buses are the District's own (Nov 1, 2026). The Blue Bus system serving Dundarave is owned and operated by the District of West Vancouver under contract to TransLink — a municipal operation, not a TransLink-owned fleet — and District OCP policy specifically supports better transit between Park Royal and Dundarave.
The density deadline passed without the local bylaw landing (as of November 1, 2026). The Province's July 21, 2025 directive set a December 31, 2025 deadline for more density beside Dundarave, yet the District's final adopted amendments are still pending as of November 2026, while neighbouring Ambleside's plan was implemented by provincial order effective April 7, 2026. A lot's multiplex potential here is therefore a per-property check, not a headline.
Utilities are metered here (Nov 1, 2026). Unlike flat-fee municipalities, West Vancouver meters water/sewer and bills quarterly, on top of the July 2 tax due date — a carrying-cost detail land buyers comparing across the North Shore miss.

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

Sources for the land notes on Dundarave

More Dundarave real estate

Duplexes and half duplexes in Dundarave

Local rules that affect duplexes in Dundarave

Development Permit Areas that bite on duplex work: The Dundarave Village Neighbourhood Centre is a named Form & Character Development Permit area, so new development, additions and renovations in the village core are reviewed against OCP design guidelines. A Foreshore DP applies to waterfront properties and others at risk of coastal flooding — Bellevue Avenue waterfront homes should assume it is in play; an Environmental DP is required for work within 15 metres of the top of a watercourse bank; a Wildfire Hazard DP applies within 100 metres of an undisturbed forest interface.

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

Sources for the duplex notes on Dundarave

District of West Vancouver Zoning Bylaw No 4662 2010 (opens in a new tab) Web pagewestvancouver.ca

What's nearby Dundarave

Times are from OpenStreetMap routing, November 2026.

Transit

No rapid transit in West Vancouver. Nearest by name: SeaBus, Lonsdale Quay, North Vancouver — TransLink: connects Downtown Vancouver to North Vancouver, 12 minutes, every 15 minutes during the day.
Nearest bus exchange by name: Park Royal — TransLink's 250 timetable lists its Bay 2 and Bay 5.
Route 250 Horseshoe Bay / Dundarave / Vancouver, TransLink: Downtown Vancouver via Marine Dr to 25 St; some trips continue to Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal.
Route 255 Dundarave / Capilano University, TransLink, via Park Royal.
Route 251 Park Royal / Queens, TransLink, via Queens.

Parks and recreation

Dundarave Park, 150 25th St, West Vancouver: District park, 50+ metres of sandy beach; Centennial Seawalk begins here.
West Vancouver Community Centre and Aquatic Centre, 2121 Marine Drive: District facility.
West Vancouver Memorial Library, 1950 Marine Drive: municipal library.

Schools

Irwin Park Elementary, grades K-7, 2455 Haywood Ave, West Vancouver, SD45 (West Vancouver); confirm the catchment with the district.
West Vancouver Secondary, grades 8-12, 1750 Mathers Ave, West Vancouver, SD45; confirm the catchment with the district.

Groceries and shopping

IGA, 2491 Marine Dr, West Vancouver: supermarket in Dundarave Village.

Measured walking and driving times

Measured on November 2, 2026 with OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM for driving, routed-foot for walking), from Dundarave Park, 150 25th St, West Vancouver
To	How	Minutes	Distance (km)
Irwin Park Elementary, 2455 Haywood Ave	Walk	12	0.9
West Vancouver Memorial Library, 1950 Marine Drive	Drive	3	1.9
Park Royal	Drive	6	3.2

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What's nearby, building by building

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

Bellevue Gardens, 2119 Bellevue Avenue

Transit
No rapid transit in West Vancouver. Nearest bus exchange by name: Park Royal — TransLink's 250 timetable lists its Bay 2 and Bay 5. Dundarave exchange (Marine Dr and 25th St), routes 250 and 255, TransLink. Route 250 Horseshoe Bay / Dundarave / Vancouver, via Marine Dr, TransLink.
Parks and recreation
West Vancouver Memorial Library, 1950 Marine Drive. West Vancouver Community Centre and Aquatic Centre, 2121 Marine Drive.
Schools
Irwin Park Elementary, grades K-7, 2455 Haywood Ave, West Vancouver, School District 45; confirm the catchment with the district. West Vancouver Secondary, grades 8-12, 1750 Mathers Ave, West Vancouver, School District 45; confirm the catchment with the district.
Shopping
Park Royal shopping centre, 2002 Park Royal South, West Vancouver. IGA, 2491 Marine Dr, West Vancouver.

Les Terraces, 2250 Bellevue Avenue

Transit: No rapid transit in West Vancouver. Nearest bus exchange by name: Dundarave (Marine Dr and 25th St), routes 250 and 255, TransLink. Park Royal exchange, TransLink: the 250 timetable lists its Bay 2 and Bay 5.
Parks and recreation: Dundarave Park, 150 25th St, West Vancouver: District park; Centennial Seawalk begins here.

Regatta Pointe, 2280 Bellevue Avenue

Transit
No rapid transit in West Vancouver. Nearest rapid transit: SeaBus, Lonsdale Quay, North Vancouver — TransLink states the crossing takes 12 minutes, every 15 minutes during the day. Nearest bus exchange by name: Park Royal — TransLink's 250 timetable lists Park Royal Bay 2. Nearest stops: Marine Drive at 24th/25th Street. Route 250 Horseshoe Bay / Dundarave / Vancouver, via Marine Dr to 25 St; some trips continue to Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal.
Parks and recreation
Dundarave Park, 150 25th St, West Vancouver: District park, more than 50 metres of sandy beach; the Centennial Seawalk begins here. West Vancouver Community Centre, 2121 Marine Drive: a District page locates the Community Centre at 2121 Marine Drive.
Schools
Irwin Park Elementary, grades K-7, 2455 Haywood Ave, West Vancouver, School District 45 (West Vancouver). École Pauline Johnson Elementary, grades K-7, 1150 22nd St, West Vancouver, School District 45. West Vancouver Secondary, grades 8-12, 1750 Mathers Ave, West Vancouver, School District 45.
Shopping
IGA, 2491 Marine Dr, West Vancouver: supermarket in Dundarave Village.

The Bellevue by Cressey, 2289 Bellevue Avenue

Transit: No rapid transit in West Vancouver. Nearest bus exchange by name: Dundarave (Marine Dr/25th St) — routes 250, 255, TransLink.

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
Building	To	How	Minutes	Distance (km)
Bellevue Gardens	West Vancouver Memorial Library, 1950 Marine Dr	Walk	3	0.2
Bellevue Gardens	IGA, 2491 Marine Dr	Walk	16	1.2
Bellevue Gardens	Dundarave Park, 150 25th St	Walk	17	1.3
Les Terraces	Dundarave Park, 150 25th St	Walk	11	0.8
Les Terraces	Irwin Park Elementary, 2455 Haywood Ave	Walk	11	0.8
Les Terraces	IGA, 2491 Marine Dr	Walk	12	0.9
The Bellevue by Cressey	Irwin Park Elementary, 2455 Haywood Ave	Walk	9	0.7
The Bellevue by Cressey	IGA, 2491 Marine Dr	Walk	9	0.7
The Bellevue by Cressey	Dundarave Park, 150 25th St	Walk	11	0.8

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