Your Neighbourhood Guide

Get to know our cities neighbourhoods and what they offer to homeowners

Whether you are a current resident or have just moved to our wonderful city, getting to know our amazing neighbourhoods is a must when looking at buying your next home. From where the best schools are located to where you and your family can enjoy a day at the park, my comprehensive neighbourhood guide will give you a headstart on determining what neighbourhood will be the best fit for you. 

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Vancouver

DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER: The heart of the city, Downtown Vancouver offers a vibrant urban lifestyle with an array of entertainment, shopping, and dining options. It is home to numerous high-rise condominiums, luxury apartments, and commercial spaces. Residents enjoy easy access to parks, cultural attractions, and the waterfront.

YALETOWN: This former warehouse district has transformed into a trendy and upscale neighbourhood. Yaletown is known for its stylish lofts, hip restaurants, and chic boutiques. Its central location provides residents with proximity to the seawall, parks, and the False Creek waterfront.

WEST END: Located on the downtown peninsula, the West End offers a diverse mix of residential options, including high-rise apartments and heritage homes. The neighbourhood is known for its beautiful green spaces, such as Stanley Park, English Bay, and vibrant Robson Street, which offers numerous shopping and dining opportunities

KITSILANO: Nestled between the downtown core and the University of British Columbia (UBC), Kitsilano attracts residents seeking a laid-back beach lifestyle. It boasts stunning views, beautiful parks, and a wide variety of recreational activities. Kitsilano's main commercial area, West 4th Avenue, is filled with local shops, restaurants, and cafes.

MOUNT PLEASANT: Known for its artistic and eclectic vibe, Mount Pleasant is a desirable neighbourhood for young professionals and families. With a mix of residential and commercial spaces, it offers a range of housing options and is home to numerous independent businesses, breweries, and art galleries.

GASTOWN: Vancouver's oldest neighbourhood, Gastown, is a historic area known for its Victorian architecture, cobblestone streets, and trendy boutiques. It has a lively nightlife scene, with numerous bars, restaurants, and popular entertainment venues. Gastown attracts young professionals and urban enthusiasts seeking a unique living experience

COAL HARBOUR: Situated on the northern edge of Downtown Vancouver, Coal Harbour offers a luxurious waterfront living experience. It features high-end condominium towers that provide breathtaking views of the city, mountains, and Stanley Park. Residents enjoy access to the seawall, marinas, and upscale shopping options.

EAST VANCOUVER: Consisting of several diverse sub-neighbourhoods, East Vancouver is known for its strong sense of community and cultural diversity. Areas like Commercial Drive, Main Street, and Fraser Street are popular for their vibrant culture and delicious food scene.

Burnaby

METROTOWN: Metrotown is a bustling neighbourhood known for its shopping and entertainment. It is home to the largest shopping mall in British Columbia, Metropolis at Metrotown, which offers a wide range of retail stores, restaurants, and a cinema. The neighbourhood also features beautiful parks, such as Central Park, with walking trails, sports facilities, and an outdoor pool. Metrotown is well-connected by public transit and offers a mix of high-rise apartments, townhouses, and single-family homes.

BRENTWOOD: Brentwood is a vibrant and rapidly developing neighbourhood located in North Burnaby. It is known for its easy access to amenities, including the Brentwood Town Centre shopping mall, which offers a variety of shops, restaurants, and a movie theatre. The area is also close to Burnaby Mountain, where you can enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and biking. Brentwood is well-served by public transit, including the SkyTrain, making it a convenient location for commuters.

BURNABY HEIGHTS: Burnaby Heights is a charming neighbourhood with a strong sense of community. Located in North Burnaby, it offers a mix of residential streets and a vibrant commercial district along Hastings Street. The area is known for its local shops, cafes, and restaurants, offering a diverse range of cuisines. Burnaby Heights is also home to several parks, including Confederation Park, which features sports fields, outdoor pool, and a community center. The neighbourhood provides a mix of housing options, from single-family homes to condos and townhouses.

DEER LAKE: Deer Lake is a picturesque and upscale neighbourhood known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities. It is centered around Deer Lake Park, a stunning park with a lake, walking trails, and a popular outdoor concert venue. The Burnaby Village Museum, a living history museum, is also located in the area. Deer Lake offers a mix of luxury homes, estates, and high-end condos. It is a peaceful neighbourhood with easy access to amenities and downtown Vancouver.

CAPITOL HILL: Capitol Hill is a residential neighbourhood located on the slopes of Burnaby Mountain. It offers stunning views of the city and mountains. The area is popular among outdoor enthusiasts, with plenty of parks, hiking trails, and opportunities for bird watching. Capitol Hill also has a strong sense of community, with local events, farmers markets, and community centers. 

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