North Vancouver neighbourhood guide
Central Lonsdale, North Vancouver: Homes for Sale, Prices, Schools and Daily Life
Central Lonsdale is the middle section of Lonsdale Avenue in the City of North Vancouver, with City Hall, the City Library and Lions Gate Hospital a few blocks from each other. Outside the condo buildings on the avenue, the homes for sale are detached houses, townhouses and a small number of new duplex homes on the numbered side streets. It suits a buyer who wants to walk to shops, buses and medical care and still live in a house or a townhouse.
For sale now
52
houses, townhouses, duplexes
Asking prices
$870K to $4.35M
Middle asking price
$1.80M
North Vancouver detached benchmark
$2.04M
September 2026, GVR
Photo: Vanbustaf, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
Central Lonsdale is in the City of North Vancouver, and City Hall stands inside the area at 141 West 14th Street. Most listings filed under Central Lonsdale name only "North Vancouver" or leave the line blank, and the District has appeared on a listing here, so confirm the municipality on the property tax notice for each home.
What Central Lonsdale is like
Central Lonsdale lies between the waterfront streets of Lower Lonsdale and the houses of Upper Lonsdale. Lonsdale Avenue runs uphill through it, lined with shops, restaurants, clinics, pharmacies and condo buildings. One or two blocks to either side, the numbered streets are residential, with detached houses, rows of townhouses and apartment buildings.
The City of North Vancouver has many of its public buildings here. City Hall and the North Vancouver City Library are on the same block of West 14th Street. Lions Gate Hospital is east of the avenue on East 15th Street, and the new Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre opened on East 23rd Street in July 2026. In our experience, the avenue is busy through the working day with hospital staff, office workers and shoppers, and the side streets are quieter.
In our view, Central Lonsdale suits a buyer who wants to walk to groceries, a library, a recreation centre and a hospital. A buyer who wants the SeaBus a short walk from home should look at Lower Lonsdale. A buyer who wants a large yard near the forest will find more of that in Upper Lonsdale.
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Homes for sale in Central Lonsdale
52 houses, townhouses and duplex homes are listed for sale in Central Lonsdale today, checked against the MLS® system within the last hour. Condos and apartments are not shown on this page.
Prices
What a home in Central Lonsdale costs
Two kinds of numbers, kept apart. The dots are asking prices of the homes listed in Central Lonsdale today, counted on this page. The cards are Greater Vancouver REALTORS benchmark prices for all of North Vancouver, which describe a typical home sold anywhere in North Vancouver.
Asking prices today
Each dot is one home for sale. The dark line marks the middle price.
Detached house
$2,042,000
- One year
- down 6.2%
- Ten years
- up 18.7%
North Vancouver benchmark, Greater Vancouver REALTORS, September 2026
Townhouse
$1,230,400
- One year
- down 4.9%
- Ten years
- up 43.2%
North Vancouver benchmark, Greater Vancouver REALTORS, September 2026
All home types
$1,290,400
- One year
- down 3.9%
- Ten years
- up 16.9%
North Vancouver benchmark, Greater Vancouver REALTORS, September 2026
What the homes are like
Condo apartments make up much of the housing along Lonsdale Avenue, and this page leaves them out. It counts detached houses, townhouses and duplex homes. Streets with homes listed include the numbered streets from 13th to 21st and avenues such as Mahon, Chesterfield and St. Andrews.
Detached houses are the largest group for sale, and townhouses are second. The homes listed here come from every period: some were built before 1960, a group dates from the 1980s, and many were finished since 2000. A typical house on the page has five bedrooms, and many house listings state a suite. The suite count on this page separates legal or licensed suites from suites the City has not approved.
A typical townhouse here has three bedrooms. The townhouses listed include homes from the last twenty years and older rows. Duplex homes are few, and they are the newest homes on the page, typically with four bedrooms. The land rises from the harbour toward the mountains, and listing descriptions here often mention a view.
In our experience, townhouses and duplex homes in Central Lonsdale are almost always strata homes. In a strata you own your home and share the roof, the outside walls and the grounds with the other owners, and each owner pays a monthly fee toward those shared parts. The owner of a detached house on its own lot pays for every repair alone and has no monthly fee.
When the homes were built
Year built of the 52 listings that state it.
- Before 19609
- 1960s1
- 1970s1
- 1980s8
- 1990s2
- 2000s10
- 2010s9
- 2020 and later12
Bedrooms
Bedrooms in the 52 listings that state it.
- 1 or 29
- 313
- 411
- 56
- 6 or more13
Suites: of the 17 houses for sale whose listing states it, 11 list a legal or licensed suite, 4 list a suite the municipality has not approved, and 2 list none. The rest leave the field blank.
The homes listed today have been on the market for 25 days at the middle, counted from each listing date to today. That is how long they have waited so far, which is a different number from how long homes take to sell.
Central Lonsdale on the map
- Home for sale
- Public school
- Park
History
How Central Lonsdale grew
The City of North Vancouver acknowledges that it is on the traditional territories of the Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations. Lonsdale Avenue began as a rough logging road up the hill from the water, according to the North Shore Heritage Preservation Society. The society traces the name to the Lonsdale Estates Company of 1882, set up by Arthur Pemberton Heywood-Lonsdale, an English investor who never visited North Vancouver.
Several other local names come from a second land company. The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company was incorporated in 1891, and Edward Mahon came to North Vancouver as its president. Mahon Avenue and Mahon Park are named after him. The society says the company sold the park land to the City and that the park began with a running track in 1914. Victoria Park is older. Canada's Register of Historic Places says the land was given to the City in 1905 by A. St. George Hamersley, Isabella Maud Hamersley and the same company, and that by 1910 it was laid out as a park with paths lined by trees.
Streetcars once ran on the avenue. The Museum of North Vancouver (MONOVA) says its restored Streetcar 153 recalls the years from 1912 to 1946, when cars travelled the Lonsdale line and the system carried passengers from the ferry wharf to Upper Lonsdale, Lynn Valley and the Capilano Canyon. Buses replaced them. Hospital care has been here since at least 1929: the Register of Historic Places records a North Vancouver General Hospital building at 240 East 13th Street from that year, designed by the architect William Bow, on what became the Lions Gate Hospital site.
The newest changes are public ones. The Green Necklace, a 7.5 km walking and cycling loop that the City traces to Edward Mahon's idea of a boulevard around the new city, opened in full in October 2018. The province says the six storey Paul Myers Tower at Lions Gate Hospital opened to patients on March 9, 2025, with 108 private patient rooms and eight operating rooms. On July 25, 2026, the City opened the new Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre, which replaced a centre the City describes as 60 years old.
Daily life
Daily life in Central Lonsdale
Groceries are close to the middle of the area. Loblaws City Market and Whole Foods Market are both mapped a short walk from it, and smaller food shops such as Pars International Foods, Kourosh Foods Market and Persia Foods are mapped nearby. The counts on this page show how many cafes, pharmacies and clinics are mapped in the area.
The North Vancouver City Library is at 120 West 14th Street. The City lists three public floors, a children's reading garden, a teen room, a recording room and underground parking. City Hall is on the same block, which helps when you need a parking permit, a property tax answer or the records for a house.
Lions Gate Hospital, at 231 East 15th Street, is part of Vancouver Coastal Health. Its services include emergency care, maternity care, care for children, general surgery and heart care. For a family with young children or older parents, in our view, a hospital a few blocks away is one of the strongest reasons to choose this area.
The Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre is at 130 East 23rd Street. The City's plan for it includes pools, an arena, a gymnasium, fitness areas, a youth centre and an art studio, and the North Vancouver Recreation and Culture Commission runs the programs. The gymnasium, fitness areas, youth centre and art studio opened for regular use on July 27, 2026, and the commission's program list for the centre includes public skating. The pools had no opening date when we read the City's project page on October 10, 2026. Centennial Theatre, which the same commission operates, is also in this part of Lonsdale.
Grocery stores
- Rex Bakery120 m
- Pars International Foods120 m
- Loblaws City Market180 m
- Whole Foods Market280 m
- Kourosh Foods Market410 m
Cafes
- Tim Hortons20 m
- Blenz Coffee50 m
- Haida Sandwich130 m
- Echo160 m
- Starbucks180 m
Libraries and rec centres
- North Vancouver City Library140 m
- Fen Burdett Artificial Turf Field740 m
- Silver Harbour Senior Centre810 m
- Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre830 m
- Memoria Community Center870 m
How far it is
- Downtown Vancouver (Waterfront Station)4.9 km
- Lonsdale Quay and the SeaBus1.6 km
- Lions Gate Hospital410 m
- Park Royal shopping centre4.8 km
Places from OpenStreetMap, read October 9, 2026. Distances are in a straight line from the middle of the area, so the trip by road is longer.
Outdoors
Parks and the Green Necklace
The Green Necklace circles the centre of the City and passes through Central Lonsdale. The City describes a 7.5 km path for walking, rolling and cycling, separate from the road, with lighting, benches and drinking fountains. The route passes Victoria Park, Queen Mary Elementary, Mahon Park, Wagg Creek Park and the Harry Jerome centre. In our view, it is the best way to see the area before you choose a street.
Mahon Park runs beside Jones Avenue from 15th to 21st Street on the west side. The City lists sports fields, a playground, a water spray park, a skateboard plaza, pickleball courts, an area where dogs can go off leash and an entrance to the trails in the ravine beside the park.
Victoria Park is to the south, on both sides of Lonsdale Avenue at Keith Road. It holds the North Vancouver Cenotaph, built in 1923, where Remembrance Day ceremonies take place each November 11, and a granite horse trough from 1915. Smaller parks such as Topo Park, St Andrews Park and Rey Sargent Park are spread through the side streets. For a beach, the nearest one on the map is Ambleside in West Vancouver.
Schools
Schools near Central Lonsdale
Central Lonsdale is in the North Vancouver School District. Queen Mary Community Elementary on West Keith Road is the public elementary school closest to the middle of the area, and its website says it offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme. Ridgeway, Queensbury and Westview are the next closest public elementary schools.
Carson Graham Secondary on Jones Avenue is the closest public high school. Its website lists the International Baccalaureate Middle Years and Diploma programmes. Sutherland Secondary is the next closest, to the east. The province's school data lists no French immersion program at any of these six schools, so ask the district where immersion is offered for your address.
Independent schools mapped nearby include St. Alcuin College, St. Edmund's, St. Thomas Aquinas and Holy Trinity. A catchment is the set of addresses a public school must accept. The catchment school for a home can be a different school from the nearest one on the map, so look up the address in the district's locator before you make an offer.
| School | Type | French programs | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
Queen Mary Community Elementary 230 Keith Rd W, North Vancouver, BC | Public, elementary | None listed | 490 m |
Ridgeway Elementary 420 8th St E, North Vancouver, BC | Public, elementary | None listed | 1.1 km |
Queensbury Elementary 2020 Moody Ave, North Vancouver, BC | Public, elementary | None listed | 1.2 km |
Westview Elementary 641 17th St W, North Vancouver, BC | Public, elementary | None listed | 1.2 km |
Carson Graham Secondary 2145 Jones Ave, North Vancouver, BC | Public, secondary | None listed | 1.0 km |
Sutherland Secondary 1860 Sutherland Ave, North Vancouver, BC | Public, secondary | None listed | 1.5 km |
St. Alcuin College for the Liberal Arts 200-1046 St. Georges Ave, North Vancouver, BC | Independent, elementary-secondary | None listed | 600 m |
St. Edmund's 535 Mahon Ave, North Vancouver, BC | Independent, elementary | None listed | 780 m |
St. Thomas Aquinas 541 Keith Rd W, North Vancouver, BC | Independent, secondary | None listed | 1.0 km |
Holy Trinity School 128 27th St W, North Vancouver, BC | Independent, elementary | None listed | 1.4 km |
Your address decides your assigned school, which can differ from the closest one. Check any address with the North Vancouver School District school locator. School list from the BC Ministry of Education, updated October 8, 2026.
Getting around
Getting around
Buses are the main public transit here. The 229 and 230 are the Lonsdale Avenue routes, and both also stop in Lower Lonsdale, where the SeaBus leaves from Lonsdale Quay. The 240 links Lynn Valley and downtown Vancouver and makes the most weekday trips of any route in the area. The 255 runs between Dundarave in West Vancouver and Capilano University, the 232 between Grouse Mountain and Phibbs Exchange, and the 241 between Upper Lonsdale and downtown. The N24 runs at night. The table on this page gives the weekday trips for each route, counted from TransLink's schedule.
TransLink says the SeaBus crosses to downtown Vancouver in 12 minutes and leaves every 15 minutes during the day. In our experience, many residents walk downhill to the Quay and take a bus home, because the walk back up Lonsdale is a long, steady climb.
Drivers reach Vancouver by the Lions Gate Bridge to the west or the Second Narrows (Ironworkers Memorial) Bridge to the east, and Highway 1 crosses Lonsdale Avenue north of the area. Traffic on both bridges is slow at rush hour. The City runs resident permit parking in the parts of the city where street parking is in high demand, so check the City's parking map for any street where the home has no garage or driveway.
Routes that stop in Central Lonsdale
Trips on a regular weekday that stop at one of the 33 stops inside the area, from TransLink's published schedule valid to January 3, 2027.
- 240Lynn Valley/Downtown188 trips
- 255Dundarave/Capilano University101 trips
- 229Lonsdale Ave98 trips
- 230Lonsdale Ave91 trips
- 232Grouse Mountain/Phibbs Exchange69 trips
- 241Upper Lonsdale/Downtown30 trips
- N24Downtown/Lynn Valley8 trips
Before you buy
Things to check in Central Lonsdale
Which kind of suite
The City of North Vancouver says it has allowed a suite in every detached house since 1993, on the condition that the owner lives on the same property. On December 8, 2025, Council adopted new rules for some lots, and the City's suite page says its guidance does not cover those lots. Ask the City which rules apply to the address, and ask the seller for the suite's permit record.
Homes from before 1960
Some homes for sale in Central Lonsdale were built before 1960. Book a full inspection of an older house, and ask about the age of the roof, the wiring, the drain pipes around the foundation, and whether the house ever had an oil tank.
Strata papers
For a townhouse or duplex home, ask for the Form B, the strata's information certificate. The BC government says the strata must provide it within 7 days of a request and may charge up to $35 plus 25 cents a page. It states the monthly fee, any special levy (a one-time extra charge to owners) and how much the strata has saved for repairs.
Two, three or four home stratas
A strata of five or more homes must get a depreciation report every five years, which plans repairs to the shared parts 30 years ahead. A strata of four or fewer homes is exempt, and that covers every duplex. Ask the other owner how the two of you would pay for a new roof.
Lots beside a ravine
Wagg Creek runs through a ravine on the west side, and the Mosquito Creek ravine is farther west. The City began studying landslide risk on the east bank of Mosquito Creek in 2007 and then reviewed steep ground across the city. It also says its creeks can flood, mostly in the fall. If a lot has a ravine behind it, ask the City's engineering staff whether the address was part of those studies.
Sirens, traffic and parking
The hospital has an emergency department, and Lonsdale Avenue carries buses all day. In our experience, homes on the blocks beside either one hear more sirens and traffic than homes three blocks away, and street parking there fills first. Visit at 8 in the morning and 5 in the afternoon on a weekday before you decide.
Buying
Buying a home in Central Lonsdale
Choose the home type first, because houses, townhouses and duplex homes here have different price ranges. The price dots on this page show today's asking prices for all three. If you plan to rent out a suite in a house, ask your mortgage broker early whether that rent will count toward your income and what proof of the suite's approval the lender needs.
For a townhouse or duplex home, add the monthly strata fee to the mortgage payment and the property tax when you calculate what you can pay. The BC government says owners approve the budget and the fees each year by majority vote. Each owner's share of the fees follows a set formula, which in townhouse groups is often based on the size of each home. The government calls that share unit entitlement. Since November 1, 2023, a strata must also put at least 10% of its yearly operating budget into its savings for future repairs.
In our experience, the homes that attract the most buyers here are on side streets a few blocks from Lonsdale, with parking and a view. Gary Paul shows homes across North Vancouver. Send the form on this page with the home type and budget you have in mind, and he will reply with the listings that match and times to see them.
Selling
Selling a home in Central Lonsdale
A buyer who visits your home will also visit the other Central Lonsdale homes of the same type. The cards on this page show those homes with their asking prices, so you can compare yours with them before you choose a price.
In our experience, three things decide price here: the home type, its age and condition, and its distance from Lonsdale Avenue. If you are selling a house with a suite, gather the City's records for the suite and for any work done with a permit. If you are selling a townhouse or duplex home, order the Form B and collect two years of strata meeting minutes, the budget and the depreciation report if one exists, so the buyer's lawyer can read them in the first few days.
Real estate board rules keep sold prices off public pages. Gary Paul can review recent Central Lonsdale sales with you in a private price review. Ask for one with the form on this page.
Houses listed
27
$1.20M to $4.35M
Townhouses listed
20
$870K to $1.95M
Duplex homes listed
5
$1.43M to $2.29M
Our view
Who buys in Central Lonsdale
In our experience, people who work at Lions Gate Hospital or in the offices on Lonsdale buy here so they can walk to work. A second group is owners of larger houses higher up the North Shore who want a smaller home near shops, the library and medical care. A third is families who want a townhouse close to Queen Mary Elementary and Carson Graham Secondary.
Two generations buying together also choose Central Lonsdale. A house with a legal suite gives parents or adult children their own entrance, with the hospital and the buses close by.
Central Lonsdale and the areas next to it
Homes listed for sale today, counted on this page.
| Area | For sale | Middle asking price | Houses, middle price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Central Lonsdale | 52 | $1.80M | $2.58M |
| Lower Lonsdale | 50 | $1.45M | $998K |
| Upper Lonsdale | 52 | $2.20M | $2.22M |
| Boulevard | 8 | $3.33M | $3.33M |
| Mosquito Creek | 13 | $1.30M | $2.20M |
| Queensbury | 9 | $1.60M | $2.17M |
Questions about Central Lonsdale
Is Central Lonsdale in the City or the District of North Vancouver?
Central Lonsdale is in the City of North Vancouver, and City Hall is inside the area at 141 West 14th Street. The District of North Vancouver is a separate municipality with its own property taxes. Many listings state only North Vancouver, so confirm the municipality on the tax notice for each home.
What kind of homes are for sale in Central Lonsdale?
Detached houses are the largest group for sale in Central Lonsdale, followed by townhouses and a small number of new duplex homes. The homes listed were built in every period from before 1960 to the 2020s. Condo apartments are common on Lonsdale Avenue, and this page leaves them out.
How much does a house in Central Lonsdale cost?
The price dots on this page mark the asking price of every house listed in Central Lonsdale today, with the middle price shown. Greater Vancouver REALTORS also publishes a monthly benchmark price for a detached house across North Vancouver, and this page shows it with its month.
Which schools serve Central Lonsdale?
Central Lonsdale is in the North Vancouver School District. Queen Mary Community Elementary is the closest public elementary school to the middle of the area, and Carson Graham Secondary is the closest public high school. Both schools' websites list International Baccalaureate programs. Check the catchment for any address with the district's school locator.
How do I get from Central Lonsdale to downtown Vancouver?
The 240 and 241 buses run between this part of Lonsdale and downtown Vancouver. The 229 and 230 run down Lonsdale Avenue to Lower Lonsdale, where the SeaBus crosses to downtown in 12 minutes, according to TransLink. Drivers use the Lions Gate Bridge or the Second Narrows Bridge.
Is Central Lonsdale good for families?
In our view, yes, for a family that wants daily needs within a walk. Public schools, the City Library, Mahon Park, a new recreation centre and Lions Gate Hospital are all inside or beside the area. Yards are smaller than in the neighbourhoods up the hill, and Lonsdale Avenue is a busy road.
Can a house in Central Lonsdale have a rental suite?
The City of North Vancouver says it has allowed a suite in every detached house since 1993 when the owner lives on the property. Council adopted new rules for some lots on December 8, 2025. Ask the City which rules cover the address and whether the suite has a permit.
What is the Green Necklace in North Vancouver?
The Green Necklace is a 7.5 km loop for walking, rolling and cycling around the centre of the City of North Vancouver. It links Victoria Park, Mahon Park, Wagg Creek Park and Grand Boulevard. The City built it in sections from 2005 and opened the full loop in October 2018.
Is the new Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre open?
Yes. The City of North Vancouver opened the new Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre at 130 East 23rd Street on July 25, 2026. The gymnasium, fitness areas, youth centre and art studio opened for regular use two days later. On October 10, 2026, the City's project page gave no opening date yet for the pools.
Who was Harry Jerome?
Harry Jerome was a sprinter who moved to North Vancouver with his family at age 12 and set a Canadian record in 1959 as a student at North Vancouver High School. He won the bronze medal in the 100 metres at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo, according to The Canadian Encyclopedia.
Where is Lions Gate Hospital?
Lions Gate Hospital is at 231 East 15th Street in Central Lonsdale, east of Lonsdale Avenue. It is part of Vancouver Coastal Health and has an emergency department, maternity care, care for children and surgery. The province says the hospital's six storey Paul Myers Tower opened to patients on March 9, 2025.
What should I check before buying a townhouse or duplex home in Central Lonsdale?
Ask for the Form B information certificate, which the strata must provide within 7 days, along with the budget, two years of meeting minutes and any depreciation report. A strata of four or fewer homes, which includes every duplex, is exempt from depreciation reports, so ask the owners how they plan for large repairs.
Are there landslide or flood risks in Central Lonsdale?
The risk depends on the lot. The City of North Vancouver has studied landslide risk along the Mosquito Creek ravine, west of the area, and on steep ground across the city, and it says its creeks can flood in the fall. Ask the City about any lot with a ravine behind it.
How did Lonsdale Avenue get its name?
The North Shore Heritage Preservation Society traces the name to the Lonsdale Estates Company of 1882, set up by the English investor Arthur Pemberton Heywood-Lonsdale. The society says the avenue started as a rough logging road that climbed the hill from the waterfront.
How old is Victoria Park in North Vancouver?
Canada's Register of Historic Places says the land for Victoria Park was given to the City of North Vancouver in 1905 and laid out as a park by 1910. The park holds a granite horse trough from 1915 and the North Vancouver Cenotaph, which Veterans Affairs Canada dates to 1923.
How do I find out what my Central Lonsdale home is worth?
Request a price review with the form on this page. Gary Paul will compare your home with recent sales of the same type nearby, taking account of its age, any suite and any strata fee, and explain the price he would suggest. Board rules mean sold prices are shared with you privately.
Who should I talk to about buying or selling in Central Lonsdale?
Talk to Gary Paul, REALTOR®, Personal Real Estate Corporation, of Grand Central Realty, who handles North Vancouver for MultiLiving. Send the form on this page or phone 778-828-7476, and tell him whether you are buying, selling or doing both.
Sources
Written content checked October 10, 2026. Listing numbers counted from the MLS® system on October 10, 2026.
- Green Necklace, City of North Vancouver. Read October 10, 2026.
- Parks in the City (Mahon Park), City of North Vancouver. Read October 10, 2026.
- Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre (project page), City of North Vancouver. Read October 10, 2026.
- Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre (address, hours and programs), North Vancouver Recreation and Culture Commission. Read October 10, 2026.
- North Vancouver City Library, City of North Vancouver. Read October 10, 2026.
- Centennial Theatre, City of North Vancouver. Read October 10, 2026.
- Secondary Suites, City of North Vancouver. Read October 10, 2026.
- Permit Parking, City of North Vancouver. Read October 10, 2026.
- Slope Stability, City of North Vancouver. Read October 10, 2026.
- Mosquito Creek Ravine Assessment, City of North Vancouver. Read October 10, 2026.
- Flood Hazards, City of North Vancouver. Read October 10, 2026.
- Lions Gate Hospital (LGH), Vancouver Coastal Health. Read October 10, 2026.
- Paul Myers Tower at Lions Gate Hospital opens to patients (information bulletin, March 9, 2025), Government of British Columbia. Read October 10, 2026.
- North Vancouver General Hospital, Canada's Historic Places. Read October 10, 2026.
- Victoria Park, Canada's Historic Places. Read October 10, 2026.
- North Vancouver Cenotaph, Veterans Affairs Canada. Read October 10, 2026.
- Street names in North Vancouver, North Shore Heritage Preservation Society. Read October 10, 2026.
- All Aboard the Perfect Little Streetcar, MONOVA: Museum and Archives of North Vancouver. Read October 10, 2026.
- Harry Jerome, The Canadian Encyclopedia. Read October 10, 2026.
- Queen Mary Community Elementary (school website), North Vancouver School District. Read October 10, 2026.
- Carson Graham Secondary (school website), North Vancouver School District. Read October 10, 2026.
- SeaBus schedules, TransLink. Read October 10, 2026.
- Form B: Information Certificate, Government of British Columbia. Read October 10, 2026.
- Budgeting and strata fees, Government of British Columbia. Read October 10, 2026.
- The contingency reserve fund (CRF) in strata corporations, Government of British Columbia. Read October 10, 2026.
- Strata depreciation report requirements, Government of British Columbia. Read October 10, 2026.
- MLS® Home Price Index, September 2026 stats package, Greater Vancouver REALTORS. Read October 9, 2026.
- K-12 school locations (school names, addresses and programs), BC Ministry of Education and Child Care, through the BC Data Catalogue. Read October 9, 2026.
- Places, parks and shops, OpenStreetMap contributors (Open Database License). Read October 9, 2026.
- Bus, SeaBus and train schedules (GTFS feed 26SEP_20261009), TransLink. Read October 9, 2026.
General information only. Prices, benchmarks and school details change. Confirm anything you plan to rely on with the source, a licensed REALTOR® and, for money questions, a mortgage broker or lawyer.