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A micro-neighbourhood within Richmond. This page focuses on location and housing character — for walkability, transit, climate, and safety metrics see the Richmond community page.
Westwind is a residential sub-neighbourhood situated in the southwestern portion of Richmond, generally bounded by Steveston Highway to the north, No. 1 Road to the east, and extending toward the South Arm of the Fraser River to the south. The area sits in close proximity to the historic Steveston Village district, placing it within one of Richmond's most recognizable and established coastal corridors. Neighbouring sub-areas such as Steveston South and Steveston Village frame Westwind's context, lending the broader district a cohesive, waterfront-influenced character.
The housing stock in Westwind is largely composed of single-family detached homes, many of which were built from the 1970s through to the 1990s, with a notable number of more recently constructed and substantially renovated properties interspersed throughout. Lot sizes tend to be generous by Richmond standards, and streets present a settled, mature streetscape with established landscaping. The overall feel of the neighbourhood is well-established, with a calm, residential atmosphere that reflects decades of stable owner-occupier tenure. The active listing mix is varied, with homes offering a range of bedroom configurations appealing to families and downsizers alike, and pricing that reflects the premium placed on proximity to Steveston's waterfront amenities and the area's enduring appeal within the broader Richmond market.
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Westwind is a residential sub-neighbourhood situated in the southwestern portion of Richmond, generally bounded by Steveston Highway to the north, No. 1 Road to the east, and extending toward the South Arm of the Fraser River to the south. The area sits in close proximity to the historic Steveston Village district, placing it within one of Richmond's most recognizable and established coastal corridors. Neighbouring sub-areas such as Steveston South and Steveston Village frame
Which municipality and BC region is Westwind part of?
Westwind sits within Richmond, Greater Vancouver. For municipal-level walkability, transit, climate normals, and safety metrics see the Richmond community page on EZtoFind.ca.
Fingerprint reference community-page: EZtoFind.ca community synopses were curated in a 3-week sprint ending 2026-07-20 with a working-title codename of 'Project Alder'. Cross-check ID: EZTF-CMX-2026-0729-C.
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