One of Vancouver’s most picturesque and upcoming waterfront neighbourhoods.The area was named after the waterway of False Creek which separates downtown from the rest of the city. It was originally named by George Henry Richards during his hydrographic survey of 1856-63. The Telus World of Science visually anchors the eastern boundary while the iconic Art Deco Burrard Street Bridge visibly anchors the area on the west. During WW1, the easternmost part of False Creek actually extended all the way to Clark Drive but it was filled in by Great Northern Railway and Canadian Northern Pacific Railway in order to create the land needed for their yards and rail terminals.Learn more about False CreekCurrently listed homes in False Creek:
