Vancouver, BC apartments for rent
643 apartments for rent in Vancouver, BC, from 361 communities.
804 5775 HAMPTON PLACE 804
804 5775 HAMPTON PLACE, Vancouver, BC, V6T2G6
2610 1480 HOWE STREET 2610
2610 1480 HOWE STREET, Vancouver, BC, V6Z1C4
2402 1775 QUEBEC STREET 2402
2402 1775 QUEBEC STREET, Vancouver, BC, V5T0E3
MF 8006 CARTIER STREET MF
MF 8006 CARTIER STREET, Vancouver, BC, V6P4T5
Upper 3254 E 6TH AVE. Upper
Upper 3254 E 6TH AVE., Vancouver, BC, V5M1S7
12 Basement 5XXX MAPLE STREET
1/2 Basement 5XXX MAPLE STREET, Vancouver, BC, V6M3V2
2601 1111 ALBERNI ST 2601
2601 1111 ALBERNI ST, Vancouver, BC, V6E4V2
2501 489 INTERURBAN WAY 2501
2501 489 INTERURBAN WAY, Vancouver, BC, V5X0C7
2102 485 W 42 AVENUE 2102
2102 485 W 42 AVENUE, Vancouver, BC, V5Y0R6
802 1188 HOWE STREET 802
802 1188 HOWE STREET, Vancouver, BC, V6Z2S8
3xx 5212 CAMBIE STREET 3xx
3xx 5212 CAMBIE STREET, Vancouver, BC, V5Z2Z7
Basement-1 3254 E 6TH AVE Basement-1
Basement-1 3254 E 6TH AVE, Vancouver, BC, V5M1S7
Basement-2 3254 E 6TH AVE Basement-2
Basement-2 3254 E 6TH AVE, Vancouver, BC, V5M1S7
8XX 3487 BINNING ROAD 8XX
8XX 3487 BINNING ROAD, Vancouver, BC, V6S0H7
608 933 HORNBY STREET 608
608 933 HORNBY STREET, Vancouver, BC, V6Z3G5
2001 1022 SEYMOUR STREET 2001
2001 1022 SEYMOUR STREET, Vancouver, BC, V6B0G1
2203 1408 ROBSON STREET 2203
2203 1408 ROBSON STREET, Vancouver, BC, V6G0E6
12 Basement 1115 W 48TH AVENUE
1/2 Basement 1115 W 48TH AVENUE, Vancouver, BC, V6M2N4
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Renter’s City Guide to Vancouver
CITY GUIDE
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA
Vancouver is a city in the province of British Columbia and it is considered one of the most liveable cities in the world. Mountains and waterways are found throughout the city, and Vancouver Island is just a ferry or plane ride away. There are many arts festivals in Vancouver, such as the Vancouver International Film Festival and the Vancouver Folk Music Festival. The city is often referred to as “Hollywood North”, due to its large involvement inthe entertainment industry. The city is very ethnically diverse, with a large population of Chinese and Filipino people.
Real Estate Market Overview
There is a high demand for housing in the city of Vancouver. Foreign buyers have made up a large part of the people who are buying in the city and have contributed to the high demand and high pricesin the housing market. A 15% foreign buyer tax was implemented, in hopes of keeping the demand for properties in the city under control. The city has been ranked as having the third most unaffordable housing market in the world. Sales have been slowing down, but the city continues to be a hot housing market.
Rental Market
Rental housing popularity has grown in the city, with young people starting to look towards renting for their whole life, ratherthan the more traditional mentality of renting, and then owning their own house. There are new developments in the city to accommodate this shift in thinking. Rentingprices are significantly higher than in other areas of the country. The vacancy rate on rental units is extremely low despite the high prices. Even though rental units have been under construction, there is still difficulty in keeping up with the high demand in the city.
Employment
The province of British Columbia has an unemployment rate of 5.6% - the lowest in the country.There are many opportunities for employment in the city of Vancouver, with the education industry as one of the leading job providers. Vancouver has experienced a shortage of substitute teachers for hire. This has caused major problems within schools when teachersareabsent, creating great demand forother teachers to fill in. The industriesthat employ the largest number of people in the city are retail trade, health care and social services, and professional services.Some of the largest employers in the city include Vancouver Coastal Health, Telus and Air Canada.
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The province of British Columbia has an unemployment rate of 5.6% - the lowest in the country.There are many opportunities for employment in the city of Vancouver, with the education industry as one of the leading job providers. Vancouver has experienced a shortage of substitute teachers for hire. This has caused major problems within schools when teachersareabsent, creating great demand forother teachers to fill in. The industriesthat employ the largest number of people in the city are retail trade, health care and social services, and professional services.Some of the largest employers in the city include Vancouver Coastal Health, Telus and Air Canada.
Schools
Vancouver is a great place to get an education. Students in the city tend to score higher than anywhere else in the country on their science, math and reading skills. The Vancouver School Board manages all of the English public schools in the city. There is a francophone school board in the city as well, called Conseil scolaire francophone de la Colombie-Brittannique. There are a wide variety of schools in the area, including schools that offer French immersion, Montessori system teaching, and art schools. In addition to elementary and secondary schools, Vancouver has a great selection of post-secondary options for students to attend. A few of these options include the University of British Columbia, Vancouver Community College and Columbia College.
Family Life
Vancouver is very welcoming for families. There are plenty of places to explore, and activities to participate in. Some of these include Watermania, which has a wave pool and water slides, and the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre, for families who enjoy learning about space. Outdoor activities are popular in the city, with mountains, water and trails nearby. Along with these attractions, the city has many parks and gardens that make for a great day out with the kids. There are many different summer camps for children on vacation, catering to a varied range ofinterests.