East Point vs Fannie Bay

Fannie Bay and East Point are neighbouring areas with very different profiles. Fannie Bay is a residential hub where the typical resident is 39 and the usual weekly household income is far higher at $2,213, compared to $450 in East Point. It is a very walkable area with 15 public transport stops and a high density of amenities, whereas East Point is car-dependent and sparsely populated. The gap in accessibility is stark; almost all homes in Fannie Bay are within a 15-minute walk of groceries and schools, while 0.0% of homes in East Point have that access.

While these two areas differ in almost every social and transport measure, they share very similar terrain and school profiles. Both areas have a similar mean terrain slope of around 5% and their local schools have nearly identical advantage scores. The disparity between them remains extreme, with the gap in typical weekly personal income sitting at a massive $872.