Vancouver East, BC
Vancouver East: A Closer Look
Demographics
Total Population
662,248
Median Household Income
$82,000
Median Age
39.6
Vancouver East Living: Is It for Me?
Area overview
Vancouver East, also known as East Van, is a diverse and vibrant part of British Columbia’s largest city. It’s bordered by the scenic Burrard Inlet to the north and the Fraser River to the south, offering plenty of waterfront views and outdoor activities.
The area is packed with cool attractions like the bustling Commercial Drive, known for its eclectic shops and tasty restaurants. You’ll also find great parks, like John Hendry Park with its popular Trout Lake, perfect for picnics and summer swims. Getting around is a breeze with SkyTrain stations and frequent bus routes connecting you to the rest of Vancouver.
East Van has all the amenities you need, from grocery stores and gyms to libraries and community centers. It’s also home to the PNE fairgrounds, where you can enjoy annual festivals and events. The area is pretty walkable, and many streets have bike lanes for easy cycling.
Commuting to downtown Vancouver is quick and easy. By car, it usually takes about 15-20 minutes, depending on traffic. If you prefer public transit, the SkyTrain can get you there in about 10-15 minutes. With its mix of urban conveniences and laid-back vibe, East Van offers a great lifestyle for all kinds of people.
East Van offers a perfect blend of urban living and community spirit, with diverse cultures, great amenities, and easy access to downtown - all at a more affordable price point.
Avg. Prices as of Jan. 2025
Condo $724,038 | Townhouse: $1,153,165 | Houseย $1,920,421
Vancouver East's HPI Benchmark Prices
January 2025 Typical Housing Prices
The MLSยฎ HPI Benchmark Prices represent the expected sales price for a typical or โBenchmarkโ home in a given neighbourhood. Click the link for more details.
Condo
$704,800
Townhouse
$1,153,600
House
$1,869,800
Neighbourhood Guide
Explore Vancouver East's neighbourhoods and find the one that feels like home.
Vancouver Eastโs Top 5 Neighborhoods
Insider's January 2025 Picks
Find out where homes sell fastest in Vancouver East. See how often buyers bid over the asking price and compare average selling prices across neighbourhoods.
Rank | Subarea | % Sold Above List | % Sold Under 10 Days | $ Avg. Sale Price |
---|---|---|---|---|
2 | Strathcona | 15 | 54 | 855000 |
4 | Fraser | 32 | 47 | 1500000 |
10 | Collingwood | 20 | 42 | 962000 |
7 | Grandview Woodland | 25 | 43 | 1300000 |
11 | Hastings | 26 | 38 | 835000 |
14 | Champlain Heights | 20 | 40 | 1000000 |
Vancouver East's Prices vs. Time on Market
3-year Retrospective
The data shows how quickly homes sold and their prices changed over the last three years.
Vancouver East real estate listings
- Newest MLSยฎ listings (last 7 days)
- Recently sold MLSยฎ listings (last 90 days)
- Property price history
- Local market trends & insights
Listings current as of January 21, 2025
Vancouver East Real Estate Market
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What does sales to active listings ratio mean?
The sales-to-active listings ratio measures supply and demand by comparing the total supply of homes for sale to sales during the month.
The terms buyers’ markets, sellers’ markets, and balanced markets describe the state of the real estate market in terms of the pressure it puts on home prices. A buyers’ market occurs when the sales-to-active listings ratio falls below 12%, indicating that more homes are available than buyers are looking for. On the other hand, a sellers’ market occurs when this ratio exceeds 20% for a sustained period, indicating more buyers than homes available. Finally, a balanced market occurs when the ratio falls between these two values, indicating that the market is relatively stable and has a roughly equal number of homes and buyers.
What is MLSยฎ HPI benchmark price?
The MLSยฎ HPI Benchmark Prices represent the expected sales price for a typical or โBenchmarkโ home in a given neighbourhood.
The MLSยฎ HPI considers what averages and medians do not: lot size, age, number of rooms, etc. The most commonly traded set of these attributes describes the composite of the typical or benchmark property type in a given area. Prices paid for homes with these attributes determine benchmark home prices.