469 W King Edward Ave
Vancouver, British Columbia V5Y 2J3
A 51-lot strata building in Riley Park, built in 2021 (strata plan EPS7311).
- Built
- 2021
- Units
- 51
- Builder
- ITC Construction BC Inc
- Contractor
- Kindred Construction Ltd · 2022
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City building permits
2 permits the City has issued at this address since 2017 - repairs, alterations and system work that needed one. Official records, not resident reports.
- Alterations 1
- Construction 1
- Apr 2022
Alterations · Multiple Dwelling
High Density Housing / Commercial - Addition / Alteration - To demolish the existing P-1 parkade wall (on gridline H between 3 & 4 ) to create a new access opening to the parkade of 431 W. King Edward to the provisions of Alternative Solutions AL-2020-00134 as proposed by LMDG Building Code Consulta
Permit BP-2022-02186 · est. $75,000 · by Kindred Construction Ltd
- Nov 2017
Construction · Multiple Dwelling
Certified Professional Program - New Building - This permit has been issued for the site work and below grade facilities for the proposed development: To construct three residential buildings: Building 1 - BP-2018-04621 - 7 storey residential building containing 51 market residential units Building
Permit BP-2017-06081 · est. $22,354,000 · by Itc Construction BC Inc
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Vancouver. Issued building permits. Renovations inside individual suites are left out.
Building facts
From the City of Vancouver’s property tax report, grouped by strata plan and address. Lots can include parking and storage lots. Not resident reviews.
- Type
- Strata
- Strata lots
- 51
- Strata plan
- EPS7311
- Built
- 2021
- Typical assessed value, 2026
- $977,000 ($682,000 to $1,337,000)
Assessed value is BC Assessment’s valuation of a typical unit, as the City publishes it for property tax, with the range covering the middle 80% of units. It is not a sale price and can differ a lot from what a unit sells for.
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Vancouver. Source dataset.
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