Downtown, Coal Harbour & Yaletown
Concrete high-rise living with water and mountain views, the Seawall and the city's dining and culture on foot.
City of Vancouver · Community Guide
Vancouver real estate, neighbourhood by neighbourhood.
Vancouver is a city of distinct neighbourhoods, each with its own housing mix, pace and price range. Downtown and Yaletown towers, West End walk-ups, Kitsilano and Point Grey homes near the beaches, Mount Pleasant and Main Street character houses, Cambie Corridor townhomes, and the family streets of Dunbar and Kerrisdale all attract different buyers. Knowing those differences is how you find value.
Neighbourhoods
Where to look in Vancouver.
West End & Kitsilano
Beaches, tree-lined streets and a mix of low-rise condos, character conversions and heritage homes.
Point Grey, Dunbar & Kerrisdale
Established West Side family neighbourhoods with larger lots, strong schools and proximity to UBC.
Cambie Corridor & Oakridge
Rapid renewal along the Canada Line with new townhomes, condos and rezoned detached lots.
Mount Pleasant, Main Street & Fraser
Creative, walkable East Side neighbourhoods with character homes, laneway houses and boutique condos.
Grandview-Woodland, Hastings-Sunrise & South Vancouver
Value-oriented detached homes and duplexes, many with suites, close to transit and parks.
Live Listings
Homes for sale in Vancouver.
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Who Vancouver suits
Is Vancouver right for you?
First-time buyers choosing between condos and townhomes, families comparing East and West Side options, investors and builders looking at rezoning potential, and sellers who want their home positioned for the right buyer pool.
Talk to Pegah About VancouverCommon Questions
Vancouver buyers and sellers ask.
What is the difference between East Side and West Side Vancouver?
Broadly, the West Side (west of Ontario Street) commands higher prices, with larger lots and long-established neighbourhoods; the East Side offers more attainable detached homes and duplexes and has seen strong growth. Both contain very different micro-markets.
Is it better to buy a condo or a townhome in Vancouver?
It depends on budget, space and lifestyle. Townhomes offer more space and often lower fees per square foot but are scarcer; condos offer location and amenities. I help you weigh strata health, layout and long-term fit for either.
Do you help with presales in Vancouver?
Yes. I work with buyers on new developments, including reviewing the disclosure statement, deposit structure, completion timelines and assignment terms.