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CITY GUIDE
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Vancouver is a city on the West coast of Canada, in the province of British Columbia. Not to be confused with Vancouver Island, the City of Vancouver is commonly referred to as "Metro Vancouver".

Metro Vancouver has a population of over 2,300,000 people and covers 2,877 square kilometres along the Pacific Ocean.

South of downtown is the Canada/United States border, making road trips into the United States very accessible.

Vancouver is considered one of the most liveable cities in the world, and the third-largest metropolitan area in Canada.

In the west side of Vancouver, the neighbourhoods are developed and mature. There are apartments and houses in this section of the city and many students of the University of British Columbia reside here because of the short distance to the school. Additionally, there are many heritage houses in the area of Arbutus Ridge.

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KEY FACTS:

Vancouver, British Columbia

Vancouver, British Columbia

  • Country: Canada

  • Province: British Columbia

  • Nickname(s): "Vansterdam"

  • Population: 603,502 

  • Area:

    City: 114.97 km2 

    Metro: 2,878.52 km2

In the News

  • Vancouver Real Estate Market Finally Cooling

    • After setting a record high for sales for the month of June in 2016, activity in the Vancouver real estate market finally seems to be slowing down somewhat. ....read more

  • Average Price of Canadian Home Passes the $500,000 Mark, Driven by GTA and Metro Vancouver

    • According to a report by the Financial Post, the average house price in Canada has already exceeded last year’s forecasts, as the first quarter of 2017 turned out to be one of the hottest in years, in terms of real estate. The 2017 national average price for a home was forecast at $475,900 by.....read more

  • Down from 2015, Vancouver Real Estate Market in 2016 Still Closes with Near-Record Figures

    • The Vancouver real estate market has garnered global attention for its skyrocketing prices over the last decade. While 2016 didn’t shatter past records, it still stands as one of the most active years ever seen in this ever more expensive city.....read more

Real Estate Deals

  • What You Can Buy in Vancouver for Less Than $350,000

    • The real estate market of Vancouver is an expensive one, thanks to the city’s strong economy, excellent quality of education and unparalleled employment options. … ......read more

  • Best Real Estate Deals in Vancouver

    • Real estate in Vancouver has recently seen a 40% decrease in residential property sales compared to January 2016, according to the Real Estate Board .......read more

Entertainment and Tourism

Vancouver has many professional sports teams for sports fans to enjoy. Their professional football team called the BC Lions play at BC Place and they’ve won the Grey Cup six times. The Vancouver Canadians bring the sport of baseball to the city for all to enjoy at the Scotiabank Field at Nat Bailey Stadium. Perhaps one of the more popular teams, Vancouver is also home to the Vancouver Canucks who bring one of Canada’s most popular sports to the city.

Along with sports, Vancouver has many family-oriented activities. There are a variety of parks and attractions to visit where you’ll create fond memories that last a lifetime. In Kitsilano’s Vanier Park, there are a few museums to visit such as the Museum of Vancouver and the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre for those who love to learn. Some other attractions that can be found are the Kids Market as well as Playland that provide hours of fun.

Vancouver is the hotspot for adventure. With close access to mountains and waterways, it’s easy to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Adventurers can find themselves on Vancouver Island by boarding a plane or a ferry, to spend a weekend relaxing or leading their own adventure. If you’re more into winter sports, the mountains surrounding Vancouver can provide the perfect opportunity for sledging, skiing, snowboarding and more.

Entertainment and Tourism
Neighbourhoods

Neighbourhoods

Vancouver is made up of 23 areas. Each of these areas offers different surroundings to residents so that they are able to find the perfect place that suits their lifestyle.

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Neighbourhoods

Central Vancouver

Central Vancouver is home to the Downtown area, where there is an abundance of businesses and many places for entertainment and venues. BC Place, home of the BC Lions is also located here. The West End area serves as a recreational area within walking distance of Downtown. Chinatown is located within Strathcona, the oldest residential neighbourhood in Vancouver. This is the epicentre of Chinese culture in the city. Yaletown and Gastown serve as some of the trendiest spots in Vancouver, making them the place to go for the best bars and nightlife.

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East Vancouver

East Vancouver is a magnet for young professionals and it is another culturally diverse section of the city. Many individuals from these two groups reside in the community of Kensington-Cedar Cottage as well as the Hastings-Sunrise community. East Vancouver also includes Riley Park, home to the Vancouver Canadians.

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West Vancouver

West Vancouver has a mix of heritage homes, and middle to upper-class neighbourhoods. Some areas within West Vancouver include Arbutus Ridge, Kitsilano and Kerrisdale. Areas like Kitsilano and West Point Grey are home to shops and beaches. The west side of Vancouver is about a 10-20 minute drive to Downtown Vancouver.

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South Vancouver

South Vancouver has an impressive mix of residential and commercial areas. This is a very multi-cultural area with a high population of Jewish (Oakridge area) and Indo-Canadian (Victoria-Fraserview area) residents. Some other areas that comprise South Vancouver include Marpole and Renfrew-Collingwood.

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Real Estate Market

In the west side of Vancouver, the neighbourhoods are developed and mature. There are apartments and houses in this section of the city and many students of the University of British Columbia reside here because of the short distance to the school. Additionally, there are many heritage houses in the area of Arbutus Ridge.

In South Vancouver, there is more space for houses to have backyards. This is due to the communities being very family-oriented. Heritage houses can be found here and there is an abundance of houses with rental units within this area as well.

Central Vancouver is filled with apartments due to the set-up of the area. There are both high-rise and low-rise apartments here. This presents many options in regards to affordability and preference. There are also condominiums, lofts and townhouses within Central Vancouver.

East Vancouver has something for everyone. There is a mixture of older and newer houses that can be found here. There are also a good amount of walk-up apartments and houses with rental units. The younger demographic is attracted to this area not just for the affordability, but also the community culture.

Vancouver provides a variety of housing options for the homebuyer in regards to preferences, ideal locations and much more. From apartments to houses that are situated in vibrant communities, Vancouver has a fit for everyone.

  • Average Home Price: $669,000
  • Average Rent Price: $1,578.01
  • Average Condo Price: $605,450
  • Average Detached Home Price: $1,578,300
Home Style Average Price
2 storey $2,357,786
Bungalow $1,340,872
Condo $605,450

The following table, based on data taken from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA’s) National MLS® Report for April 2016 (the latest information available), demonstrates how homes in LSTAR’s jurisdiction continue to maintain their affordability compared to other major British Columbia and Canadian centres.

Education

Education

As one of the most educated cities in Vancouver, it is no stranger to offering education at the highest level. There is a wide range of universities and colleges that each offers their own specialities. For example, the University of Vancouver places a heavy focus on innovative scientific research. Algonquin College, on the other hand, excels in the fields of contemporary arts and trade work.

When it comes to elementary schools in the K-8 range, Vancouver has an impressive 220 public schools and 75 private schools that provide children with a very high level of education. Amongst the highest-ranked in reading, writing and math include Edouard-Bond, Elmdale, Mutchmor, and Hopewell Avenue. Many of these schools are home to international academic competitions and initiatives that provide students with opportunities to advance their knowledge and skills beyond what is taught in the classroom.

Education

Economic Overview & Outlook

Vancouver has three leading industries: Tech, Digital Entertainment, and the Green Economy. Each of these industries has grown rapidly, and some of the world’s largest companies such as Hootsuite, Nintendo, and Slack have placed offices here as a result. Additionally, Vancouver serves as Canada’s Asia-Pacific Gateway, which in turn provides economic growth.

Vancouver has a diverse selection of talent. The external environment motivates and encourages creativity. Often referred to as “Hollywood North”, it is evident that Vancouver is a hub for some of the most talented people in the country and internationally. Gaming, production, animation companies have offices in Vancouver to hire some of the greatest talents in their industry because they know that Vancouver can provide it. This creates more jobs for the citizens of Vancouver.

Economic Overview & Outlook