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The Fraserview neighbourhood tucked away in the south eastern part of Vancouver proper, encompasses a large area of predominantly single family and new condo & townhome developments. Multiculturally diverse, Fraserview has many middle class Asian families enjoying the education and economic opportunities of the city. In addition, families from the Philippines, Vietnam and South East Asia call Fraserview home. The neighbourhood also includes the first developments of Vancouver’s River District overlooking the Fraser River.
Elementary schools located in the Fraserview neighbourhood include Sir James Douglas & Annex and David Oppenheimer Schools with grades from K to 7. A majority of high school students attend David Thompson Secondary located on 55th Avenue to the north. Popular private schools a little further west and appearing in the Fraser Institute’s BC top ten list include Vancouver College, Little Flower Academy and York House schools.
…popular with young families and older residents
The Fraserview neighbourhood in south east Vancouver stretches from the Fraser River to East 54th Avenue, and is bordered by Knight Street to the west and Vivian Drive and the Fraserview Golf Course to east.
With over 30,000 residents who live in the Fraserview neighbourhood, you’ll discover many homes built in the 1940s when land was assigned for returning veterans from WWll. By the 1980s, formerly industrial land gave way to new many new townhomes and apartments. Numerous townhome and low-rise condo complexes can be found – popular with young families and older residents. Fraserview is also entrance to the River District, a master planned community along the banks of the mighty Fraser. Today the Fraserview neighbourhood is proving to be more popular than ever, where new and older single-family homes sales increased by over 35 percent between 2014 and 2015.
With the picturesque Fraser River right out your front door, jogging, cycling and dog walking beckon for Fraserview residents at Gladstone and Riverfront Parks. For golf enthusiasts, Fraserview Golf Course and Driving Range is a challenging 18 hole course open to the public year round and run by the Vancouver Park Board.
Just a short drive north of the Fraserview neighbourhood, you’ll find an eclectic mix of stores and Mom and Pop restaurants along Victoria Drive. Be it Dim Sum, Beef Noodle Soup or Barbecued Duck, you’ll find it on full display as part of Vancouver’s remarkable cultural mosaic. At the entrance to the ever expanding River District, Romer’s Burger Bar is a popular spot for locals. Soon to come will be a new public plaza, shopping and restaurants overlooking the Fraser River.
Fraserview is central to most everything, taking just 20 minutes to downtown Vancouver, just over 10 minutes to Richmond and approximately 10 minutes to Metrotown in Burnaby. Marine Drive connects to YVR and Highway 99 south to the US border. Translink bus service provides regular service along Knight Street, Marine Drive and Victoria Drive.
Below is a list of external links to websites that contain useful information about the Fraserview neighbourhood.
The table shown below is a current snapshot of all the active listings in Fraserview, segmented by residential property types. The second column is a calculation of the current median asking price, while the third column is the summed total of all active listings for the related property type. Please note that this table is updated every 24 hours.
The MLS® HPI Benchmark Price shown above represents the current expected sales price for a typical or “Benchmark” 1 Storey Detached home in Fraserview.
The MLS® HPI takes into consideration what averages and medians do not – items such as lot size, age, number of rooms, etc. The most commonly traded set of these attributes describes the composite of the typical or ‘benchmark’ property type in a given area. Prices paid for homes with these attributes determine benchmark home prices.
The MLS® HPI Benchmark Price shown above represents the current expected sales price for a typical or “Benchmark” 2 Storey Detached home in Fraserview.
The MLS® HPI Benchmark Price shown above represents the current expected sales price for a typical or “Benchmark” Apartment home in Fraserview.
The MLS® HPI Benchmark Price shown above represents the current expected sales price for a typical or “Benchmark” Single Family Detached home in Fraserview.
The MLS® HPI Benchmark Price shown above represents the current expected sales price for a typical or “Benchmark” Townhouse home in Fraserview.
The MLS® Home Price Index is modelled on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) which measures the rate of price change for a basket of goods and services including food, clothing, shelter, and transportation. Instead of measuring goods and services, the HPI measures the change in the price of housing features. Thus, the HPI measures typical, pure price change (inflation or deflation).
The graph below charts the historical Home Price Index over a 3 year period.
