Kitsilano Condos & Apartments

Beachfront West Side neighbourhood with a walkable village feel and strong long term value. Kitsilano condos range from charming low rise buildings to boutique concrete residences, with future SkyTrain service at nearby Arbutus Station.

Kitsilano At A Glance

  • Typical one bedroom condos in the high $600Ks to $800Ks range.
  • Many two bedroom homes from the high $900Ks to $1.3M and above.
  • Average days on market around 2 to 3 weeks for well priced listings.
  • Limited new condo supply, which helps support prices over time.
  • Strong rental demand from UBC students, professionals and downsizers.

Best For & Next Steps

  • Ideal for buyers who want a walkable, beach focused lifestyle without leaving the city.
  • Decide whether you prefer north of 4th for beach access, or Broadway corridor for transit and value.
  • Get pre approved so you can act quickly. Good condos in Kits still move fast.
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$880K
Approx. Avg. Kitsilano Condo Price
19
Average Days on Market
$1,020
Approx. Price per Sq Ft
Balanced
Current Market Conditions

Key Takeaways For Buyers

  • Prices have eased slightly from peak levels, but quality Kitsilano condos still sell quickly when priced well.
  • You have more choice compared to the last few years, although inventory in Kitsilano remains relatively tight.
  • Most condos are selling close to list price, so realistic pricing and strong offers matter more than bidding wars.
  • Investors like Kitsilano for stable rents and low vacancy, which supports long term resale values.

Action Plan In This Market

  • Lock in your financing and rate hold before you start touring. That way you can move on the right condo without delay.
  • Focus on micro areas that fit your lifestyle, such as beach blocks, Arbutus corridor or Broadway transit corridor.
  • Use recent comparable sales, not just list prices, to guide your offer strategy in each building.

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Neighbourhood Highlights

  • Beachfront location with Kits Beach, seawall and outdoor pool all within easy walking distance for many condos.
  • West 4th Avenue and West Broadway form the retail spine, with boutiques, grocery stores, cafes and restaurants.
  • Highly regarded schools including Kitsilano Secondary, Henry Hudson Elementary and General Gordon Elementary.
  • Kitsilano Community Centre, ice rink and library provide year round recreation and community programs.
  • Greek Day on Broadway, outdoor movies and the weekly farmers market add to the neighbourhood's culture and community feel.

Transit & Connectivity

  • Rapid bus routes along West Broadway connect Kitsilano to UBC and the existing SkyTrain network in minutes.
  • The Arbutus Greenway and bike routes on 7th, York and Burrard Bridge make cycling to downtown fast and safe.
  • The Broadway Subway extension will bring SkyTrain service to nearby Arbutus Station, reducing travel times across the city.
  • Short drive to Granville Island, Downtown Vancouver and major bridges for quick access to the rest of Metro Vancouver.

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Popular Kitsilano Condo Buildings

Monument Kitsilano
West Broadway & Larch • Boutique concrete homes over street level retail, close to transit and shops.
Heritage Cypress
Cypress St & West 2nd Ave • Heritage inspired residences steps to Kits Beach and the seawall.
The Arbutus
2888 Arbutus St • Newer low rise building near the Arbutus Greenway and West 4th village amenities.
Kitsilano Block
West 4th Ave & Macdonald • Presale concrete condos in the heart of Kits retail and dining district.

Future Development & Long Term Outlook

The Broadway Subway extension and City of Vancouver's Broadway Plan will add new housing, jobs and amenities along the Broadway corridor over the next decade. Many of the larger new projects near Kitsilano are focused on secured rental housing rather than strata condos, which keeps ownership opportunities limited and supports the value of existing condos.

Expect more activity, shops and public spaces around Broadway and Arbutus as new rental towers, a public plaza and community spaces are completed. Beach blocks and quieter residential streets closer to the water are expected to maintain their low rise character, which continues to be a key draw for many condo buyers in Kitsilano.

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Kitsilano Condos Compared To The Averages

Use this quick comparison to see how Kitsilano stacks up against Vancouver West as a whole and the broader Metro Vancouver condo market. Figures below are approximate and change over time, but they give a useful snapshot for planning.

Metric Kitsilano Condos Vancouver West Condos Metro Vancouver Condos
Typical condo price Often $800K to $900K for most one and two bedroom homes. Broad range, roughly high $700Ks to over $1M depending on sub area. Commonly mid $600Ks to low $700Ks across the region.
Price per square foot Approx. $1,000 to $1,100 per sq ft in many buildings. Similar to Kitsilano or slightly higher in some prime sub areas. Generally lower on average, with many areas under $1,000 per sq ft.
Average days on market Around 2 to 3 weeks for well priced listings. Often 3 to 4 weeks, depending on price point and building. Roughly 3 to 5 weeks, with slower markets in some suburbs.
New condo supply Limited boutique infill and small projects, strong resale focus. More new towers and larger developments along transit corridors. Significant new supply in outlying suburbs and emerging nodes.
Lifestyle focus Beach, outdoor recreation, cafes and a relaxed village feel. Mix of urban high rise living, shopping districts and campus areas. Varies widely, from urban cores to car oriented suburban communities.
Transit access Rapid bus now, future SkyTrain access at Arbutus plus strong bike routes. SkyTrain, Canada Line, buses and key arterial roads throughout the area. Improving region wide, but many areas still depend more on driving.
Long term value drivers Waterfront location, limited land, strong rental demand, future SkyTrain. Employment centres, education hubs and strong international appeal. Population growth, immigration and relative affordability outside the core.

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