Vancouver, British Columbia
As of November 14, 2026, the median asking price in West End, Vancouver is $889,000, across 236 active public listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 74 days.
76 new listings came to market in West End in the last 30 days.
Asking prices work out to about $1,158 per square foot, based on the 236 listings that report floor area.
Condos in West End are listed at an average of $1,383,807 across 225 active listings.
Townhouses in West End are listed at an average of $2,168,000 across 5 active listings.
Vancouver had a population of 662,248, a median household income of $82,000, 46% of households owning their home at the 2021 Census of Population. These figures describe the broader census geography, not West End specifically.
Downtown-edge condo neighbourhood beside major parkland
The West End is dense, walk-first Vancouver living with park and waterfront edges.
This is a condominium-heavy neighbourhood where daily life is organized around walking, transit, and nearby shopping and dining rather than private yards and garages. The appeal is a compact routine—groceries, cafés, community spaces, and parks all close at hand—paired with easy connections to the rest of Vancouver. It is not a low-density area of detached homes, and it is not a place where most households rely on large private outdoor space to make the home work.
Being close to Stanley Park destinations like Stanley Park Pavilion is a defining part of the area’s draw. It’s one of the few Vancouver neighbourhoods where a major park presence sits right at the doorstep of dense residential living.
The West End’s street-level routine concentrates around Davie Village, with everyday dining and coffee options such as Score on Davie, Matchstick, and Melriches Coffeehouse. That active, walkable main-street feel is a core reason people choose the neighbourhood.
Walk (98/100), Transit (94/100), and Bike (89/100) scores point to a neighbourhood where many errands can be handled without driving. Frequent bus stops nearby reinforce that practical, day-to-day mobility.
If you specifically want condominium ownership in a central, high-amenity area, the West End’s housing mix aligns with that goal. It’s a neighbourhood where the typical home is an apartment rather than a ground-oriented property.
The West End is defined by condominium apartments, with housing choices weighted toward multi-unit buildings rather than ground-oriented homes. Ownership decisions often turn on strata governance, building maintenance, and the practical bundle of amenities and limitations that come with apartment living.
A typical home here is a condominium apartment in a multi-unit building with shared common property and strata oversight.
Marketing in Vancouver’s West End has to make a condo feel specific: buyers compare buildings, floorplans, and day-to-day convenience more than they compare street names. Lead with what is tangible to validate—walk-first access to groceries, cafés, and parks, plus the transit network shown by nearby multi-route bus stops. Then make ownership clarity easy to verify, because most options here are condominium apartments.
Make the strata context legible: fees, what they cover, recent work, and what amenities are actually part of the building. In a condo-heavy neighbourhood, confidence in the building often carries as much weight as the suite itself.
Show the livability details that differentiate similar listings: layout efficiency, storage, and how the home functions for daily routines. Where applicable, document parking and bike storage, since the area’s Bikeability score of 99 score supports a bike-forward lifestyle.
Connect the home to everyday needs with named, nearby anchors: Safeway, Your Independent Grocer, and the West End Farmers Market. Buyers want to see how quickly a suite plugs into a routine that works on foot in a Walkability score of 97 neighbourhood.
Use nearby green space as a concrete setting cue by referencing Stanley Park Mini Train and Stanley Park Pavilion. Vancouver BC. where relevant. Pair it with the nearest practical outdoor options like Barclay Heritage Square and Davie Village Bakery to frame both quiet breaks and daily convenience.
The West End offers a specific kind of Vancouver living: dense, condominium-first homes paired with a walk-first routine and immediate proximity to significant park space. Its appeal is the combination of daily convenience and green-space edges in a compact 2.0 km² footprint. It is not the right setting if you want a detached-home format or if private outdoor space is a non-negotiable part of how you use your home.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Statistics Canada, 2021 Census estimate.
Estimated from census areas whose centres fall inside the verified community research boundary. Areas can cross neighbourhood edges and census sample counts are rounded. Each shown field has at least 80% coverage by population across the selected census areas.
Walkability 97 · Transit access 95 · Bikeability 99
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