Vancouver Neighbourhood Profiles: Where to Live - Downtown Vancouver Downtown Vancouver is home to the central shopping, entertainment, and business ...

Welcome to Yaletown Yaletown is Vancouver’s trendy and upscale renovated warehouse district. This fresh urban neighbourhood is just an easy ...

Vancouver’s West End is bordered by English Bay, Stanley Park, Coal Harbour, and the downtown core.  The West End is the second most densely ...

Coal Harbour was once officially part of the Downtown region of Vancouver, but in recent years has developed into a neighbourhood all of its own.  ...

Welcome The last few decades have seen Fairview transformed from an industrial area fronting False Creek, to a family-oriented, inner-city neighbourhood ...

During the 1970s, Kitsilano, affectionately known to locals as “Kits,” was renowned as a thriving hippie destination.  The community ...

Welcome Kerrisdale is a mature, well-established suburban community filled with single-family homes on tree-lined streets, a mix of low- and ...

A historic salmon canning centre at the mouth of the South Arm of the Fraser River, on the southwest tip of Lulu Island in Richmond. Today, Steveston ...

Arbutus Ridge, with spectacular views of English Bay and the North Shore mountains, is one of 23 communities in Vancouver. It stretches from Mackenzie ...

Welcome Developed by the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1909 as an exclusive community of large homes in an estate like setting, Shaughnessy is ...

Dunbar-Southlands is an historical neighborhood bounded to the south by the mouth of the Fraser River, to the west by the University endowment lands, to ...

Welcome Although Oakridge is a quiet suburban neighbourhood, it is shopping that many people think of when they hear the area's name. Since it ...

History & Heritage History The history of Arbutus Ridge is short, even by Vancouver standards. While its development was connected ...

Established in 1867, Gastown is the oldest neighbourhood in Vancouver, but quickly becoming the freshest place to live.  The streets are lined with ...

Hamilton area, also known as East Richmond,  is a great place to raise a family.  It consists mostly of single family homes with multi-family ...

Welcome The Downtown Eastside has achieved a certain renown across the country. It's been described as the poorest postal code in Canada, and its problems ...

Point Grey, located between Kitsilano and UBC, boasts some of the most prestigious Vancouver real estate.  Bordered on the North side by the spectacular ...

Chinatown, Vancouver Millennium Gate marking the western entrance to Chinatown, incorporates both Eastern and Western symbols to commemorate ...

Burkeville is a warm friendly family oriented community.  It is one of the few "true neighbourhoods" left today,  consider it the lower mainland's ...

Abbotsford's famous Ledgeview Golf Course area hosts several very attractive developments.

Matsqui is a village community of Abbotsford. Historically, Matsqui is also the name of the largest Municipality of the three districts that joined together ...

Who can say enough about the Chilliwack River Valley residential area. Sport fishing . . . hike or fish along the river . . . ever changing and beautiful ...

The Fraser Valley's ski hill located near Harrison.

A community on the Canadian side of the border crossing into the U.S.A. in Sumas, Washington State.

Historical port necessary for supply shipment to the gold fields in Lilooet in the 1800's. Now part of the Harrison Mills community.

Originally a community site for the Kilgard clay mine supplying high grade clay to a brick plant in downtown Abbotsford. Today ...

Small, lakeside community on Lake Errock, near Harrison Mills.

Mission West area contains the Mission Golf and Country Club as well as the sports field complex. It is a growth area as housing demands in the Fraser ...

Sumas Prairie is the local name for the productive farmland to the south and east of downtown Abbotsford. Much of this area was successfully reclaimed ...