Redder color means more recent sale.
If the color is red, the property has sold before; the redder the color, the more recent the sale.
Wilkes South
解读：展示「wilkes south」在 独立屋（非公寓住宅）、2024 年 的成交价位段占比（约每 5 万加元一档）。峰值区间可视为主流成交预算带；多年对比时可观察主力价位带是否随时间迁移。
数据摘要（Winnipeg / wilkes south / 独立屋（非公寓住宅） / 2024 年）：价位段按每 $50K 一档统计。成交占比最高的价位段为 $650K–$700K，约占 40.0%。第二集中段为 $850K–$900K（约 20.0%）；前两名合计约 60.0%。同口径下成交笔数合计约 5 笔（用于校验样本量）。
以上均基于真实成交数据的分析统计，数据来源说明请看
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1314 Liberty Street：土地面积分析
土地面积：按面积大小排名，越大排名越靠前；排名越靠前分子越小，进度条越长表示相对同范围房源越有优势。街道、社区、全市分别为同街道、同社区、全温尼伯范围内的比较。
建造年份：按新旧排名，越新排名越靠前。
居住面积：按面积大小排名，越大排名越靠前。
评估总价（地税）：按金额排名，越高排名越靠前。
进度条：着色长度表示「优于同范围房源」的大致比例；着色按分档为红 / 蓝 / 琥珀 / 灰。「平均」为同范围内可比房源的大致中位参照。
若要在地图上与周边独立住宅逐项对比（建造年份、居住面积、评估总价、土地面积等），可打开周边分析页面查看更直观的对比。
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成交价 | 前38% | 前28% | 前1% |
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成交价 | 前56% | 前40% | 前2% |
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This is a large, high-value property in Winnipeg’s Wilkes South area, built in 1987. The home offers 4,384 square feet of living space on a 51,284-square-foot lot. Assessed at $1.24 million, it ranks in the top 1% citywide for both living area and land size, and in the top 1% for assessed value. On its own street, Liberty Street, it ranks second for living area and twelfth for assessed value—meaning it stands out even among larger homes in the area. The lot, while generous by city standards, is actually smaller than the average for its immediate neighbourhood, where many properties sit on over six figures of land.
The appeal lies in the combination of a very large home on a substantial lot within a well-established neighbourhood. It’s not the newest build (the neighbourhood average is 1996), but its citywide ranking for living space and value signals a property that offers far more square footage and land than typical Winnipeg homes. Buyers who value interior space and a solid lot over a modern build date will find this compelling. It would suit someone looking for a long-term family home, a hobby farmer or gardener wanting room to work, or a buyer who wants a property that holds its own in terms of size and value relative to the rest of the city—without being the largest or priciest on its street.
1. How does this property compare to others on Liberty Street?
It’s one of the biggest and most valuable homes on the street. It ranks 2nd for living area and 12th for assessed value out of 51 comparable homes. While the lot size is around average for the street (29th out of 51), the house itself is significantly larger than most.
2. Is the lot large enough for a secondary suite or garden?
At just over 51,000 square feet (roughly 1.2 acres), the lot is far bigger than a typical city property. It’s well above citywide averages, but in Wilkes South it’s considered on the smaller side—many nearby lots are over 130,000 square feet. You’d have substantial room for a large garden, outbuildings, or possibly a secondary suite, but local zoning rules would need to be checked.
3. The home was built in 1987. Is that considered old for this area?
It’s older than most homes in Wilkes South, where the average build year is 1996 (this home ranks 178th out of 246 for age in the neighbourhood). Citywide, however, a 1987 build is newer than average. Buyers should expect that mechanical systems, roof, windows, and finishes may be original or nearing replacement age, depending on prior upkeep.
4. What does the assessed value of $1.24M actually mean?
It’s a highly assessed property—top 1% citywide—but it’s not the most expensive on its street or in its neighbourhood. On Liberty Street it ranks 12th out of 51, so there are pricier homes nearby. The assessment reflects a combination of size, location, and market conditions, but it doesn’t necessarily indicate recent renovations or premium finishes.
5. What’s the neighbourhood like?
Wilkes South is a higher-end residential area with large lots and mature homes. It’s not a dense urban neighbourhood; you’d typically find more space and privacy here than in central Winnipeg. The trade-off is that it’s less walkable to amenities, and the older housing stock means maintenance costs can be higher than in newer subdivisions.
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