Restaurants and food spots carry the commercial character of Vista Heights — eating out here feels less like a choice and more like the default rhythm of an evening. Vista Heights School anchors the family end of the community, and transit covers the commute question: the MAX Orange connects into the northeast corridor, while routes along the main east-west avenue keep downtown close enough. For groceries, most people make a short hop to MRT Family Foods in Mayland Heights, or head a little further to Lina's Italian Market & Cafe in Tuxedo Park when they want something more specific.

106
Population
48.7%
Owner-Occupied
39.6
Median Age
$48,559
Avg Income
42.4%
Visible Minority
Top ancestries
English
10.9%
German
10.8%
Irish
9.9%
Scottish
7.5%
Canadian
6.7%
Top mother tongues
English
72%
Arabic
3.4%
Tigrigna
2.2%
Tagalog
2.1%
Spanish
1.9%

Census 2021

The Vibe

10,038trees per 1,000
498city avg
6parks
Rebecca Stevens
5restaurants
1cafes
1bars
1bakeries
Hatim Hakimji
1pharmacy
1banks
2shopping
Madan
4childcare
1gyms
3hotels
2landmarks

The Economy

$468,076avg assessed
$717,869city avg
detached
379
semi detached
14
row
239
9.6xprice-to-income
11.2xcity avg
$1,761avg rent
Here
9.6
City
11.2
8permits (12mo)
38active licenses
Contractor
12
Food Service
10
Retail
8
Personal Service
3

The Infrastructure

443.4crimes per 1,000
18.7city avg
103.8stops per 1,000
4.5city avg
5 kmto downtown
Route 19 — 16 Avenue North
Route 32 — Huntington/Sunridge
Route 33 — Vista Heights/Rundle
5,642per 1,000
296city avg