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These two neighbourhoods have about 4,000 residents, about 1/6th immigrants (a mix of United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Taiwan, India and the Philippines). The area's average household income was $75,000 with a highly educated population, with double the proportion of university grads than other parts of New Westminster. Homes Most Queen's Park residents live in single-detached homes, in small families. Glenbrooke North residents are evenly split between single detached house and apartments & condos. Shopping Shopping is clustered around 6th and 6th and the Royal City Centre Mall Recreation Queens Park is the recreational centre of New Westminster, and is home to an arena, walkways, a curling rink, the Canada Games Pool and Fitness Centre, and the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame. Schools The area is served by an elementary school, a public library, New Westminster High, and is close to Douglas College's downtown campus. Other Comments Other New Westminster Links New Westminster Neighbourhood Map
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