This quaint dissemination area within Sechelt boasts a strong sense of homeownership, with nearly all dwellings being single-detached homes, starkly contrasting with the more diverse housing types found in Sechelt overall. The employment rate here is notably higher than the district average, and residents predominantly commute by car, much like the rest of Sechelt. Home construction in this area is relatively modern compared to the district, with a significant portion built in the 1990s and 2000s, reflecting a community that is established yet evolving.