Cambie Homes for Sale in Vancouver

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The Cambie neighbourhood is the jewel of Vancouver's West Side — a community of stately homes, excellent schools, and the beautiful tree-lined Cambie Street Corridor. With easy SkyTrain access along the Canada Line and proximity to Queen Elizabeth Park, it combines prestige with practicality.

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Common questions

Is "Cambie" a real neighbourhood?

Not as a City local area — the corridor runs through the official areas of South Cambie, Riley Park and Oakridge under the Cambie Corridor Plan, and the board carries both "Cambie" and "South Cambie" as overlapping searches. Name the official area and the nearest Canada Line station in any offer or listing.

Which station is my building actually near?

The corridor has four: King Edward, Oakridge–41st Avenue, Langara–49th Avenue and Marine Drive. Chelsea, Livingstone, 35 Park West, Lina and The Charlotte sit between King Edward and Oakridge–41st; Forty Nine West and The Camellia sit at Langara–49th; Belpark and Cambie Gardens sit at the Marine Drive end.

Can I rent out a corridor condo long-term?

Yes — rental-restriction bylaws have been unenforceable since November 24, 2022. Vancouver's Empty Homes Tax declaration still applies if the unit sits empty instead.

Is OPAL a normal condo purchase?

Only partly: OPAL is a 130-home retirement community of which 44 homes are strata condos (the rest are rental and complex-care suites), listings record Freehold Strata title and a 55+ requirement ("One resident must be 55+"), and it operates as a retirement residence — read the service and care agreements, not just the Form B.

What is happening at Oakridge?

Oakridge Park (QuadReal and Westbank) is redeveloping the former Oakridge Centre site at 650 West 41st Avenue into a 28-acre mixed-use town centre with 3,000+ homes planned; the first five residential towers (700 strata condos plus 180 social housing units) are reported as expected ready in early 2027. Presale purchases there carry REDMA's 7-day rescission right and GST as new construction.

What standalone townhouse complexes exist in the corridor?

Two known: Aperture (759 West 41st Avenue, concrete townhomes, Freehold Strata, built 2017) at the Oakridge node, and Winona Park Chateau Parkside Residences (344 West 62nd Avenue, 19 townhomes by Formwerks) at the Marine Drive end.

A listing calls a Chelsea / Camellia / Lina unit a "townhouse" — is it a townhouse complex?

No. Those are townhouse-form units inside apartment-form strata developments (Chelsea: 79 units across two 6-storey buildings, 2021; The Camellia: 2021, townhouse address 6723 Cambie Street; Lina: 2025).

Is Cambie an official City of Vancouver neighbourhood?

No — the City has 22 official local areas and "Cambie" is not one of them; the Cambie Street corridor runs through the official areas of South Cambie, Riley Park and Oakridge under the Cambie Corridor Plan.

What plan governs the Cambie Street corridor?

The Cambie Corridor Plan, approved by Council on May 9, 2011, guiding growth along Cambie Street from 16th Avenue to the Fraser River around the Canada Line stations, with Phase 3 (2018) extending policy to the surrounding neighbourhood streets.

What housing does the corridor plan add?

Townhouse and rowhouse areas, low-rise apartments on the surrounding streets under Phase 3, and medium- to higher-density housing at the station areas, anchored by the Oakridge Municipal Town Centre at 41st and Cambie.

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Condo buildings in Cambie

Geography flag, stated at the top: "Cambie" is not one of the City of Vancouver's 22 official local areas. Buildings below that listings label "South Cambie," "Cambie" or "Oakridge VW" are all inside that corridor geography; the board also carries "South Cambie" as its own overlapping sub-area, so the same building can appear in both searches.

Chelsea by Cressey — 4675 Cambie Street and 4685 Cambie Street (Cressey Development Group)

Two six-storey concrete buildings at Cambie and West 31st Avenue, across from Queen Elizabeth Park; 79 units in total (45 in the north building, 34 in the south), including townhomes and penthouses, completed 2021 — current listings record year built 2021 and strata fees. The townhome component is part of this one development and is not counted again in the townhome subsection.

OPAL by Element — 438 West King Edward Avenue (Element Lifestyle Retirement / Opal Development Partnership)

Listings record Title to Land as Freehold Strata and the community as 55+: one listing states "One resident must be 55+," which is the one legal form of age bylaw in BC.

35 Park West — 4949 Cambie Street (Phase 1) and 5077 Cambie Street

Phase 1 at 4949 Cambie Street was built in 2017 per the building directory; listings at 5077 Cambie Street record year built 2019 and describe a concrete building set back on the quiet lane side.

The Charlotte by Nobleland Developments — 5118 Cambie Street

Built 2022 per the building directory.

Claridge House by Polygon — 485 West 42nd Avenue

Current listings record year built 2026 and strata fees.

West 41 Oakridge — 655 West 41st Avenue and 677 West 41st Avenue

A concrete building in the heart of Oakridge, built 2017 per current listings, which record Freehold Strata ownership; a building directory header describes the 655 West 41st Avenue address as a 40-unit development. Listings at 677 West 41st Avenue record the subdivision name "West 41 Oakridge," year built 2017.

Forty Nine West — 6383 Cambie Street

A 65-unit, 8-storey concrete building, built 2015, a short walk from the Cambie–49th Canada Line station per current listings.

The Camellia — 6733 Cambie Street (townhouse address 6723 Cambie Street)

A concrete boutique building on the Cambie Corridor near the Langara–49th Avenue station, built 2021; listings record Freehold Strata ownership and geothermal heating. The 6723 Cambie Street townhouse-form units are part of this development and are not counted again below.

Belpark by Intracorp — 375 West 59th Avenue (also 389 West 59th Avenue and 7428 Alberta Street)

120 homes in three buildings east of Cambie Street on West 59th Avenue, between Langara Golf Course and Winona Park, built 2019 per listings; a directory entry describes a 120-unit concrete development with pets allowed.

Cambie Gardens, Phase 1 (East Tower) — 7433 Cambie Street and 7418 Paulson Street (Onni Group)

Phase 1 of Onni's master-planned Cambie Gardens community on the former Pearson Dogwood site at Cambie and West 59th Avenue, completed 2022; current listings record strata fees, Apartment/Condo type and over 35,000 sq ft of amenities including an indoor pool.

Streets, schools and getting around Cambie

  • The corridor street is Cambie Street, crossed by West King Edward Avenue, West 41st Avenue, West 49th Avenue and Marine Drive; Oak Street is the parallel arterial west of Cambie Street. The Cambie Corridor Plan runs from 16th Avenue to the Fraser River.
  • Where the condo stock concentrates: at the Canada Line station nodes — King Edward (Cambie Village), Oakridge–41st Avenue (the Oakridge Municipal Town Centre anchor), Langara–49th Avenue, and the Marine Drive / West 59th Avenue end (Cambie Gardens, Belpark) — plus the Queen Elizabeth Park rise around West 29th–35th Avenues (Chelsea, Livingstone, 35 Park West, Lina, The Charlotte). The side streets between stations are primarily houses, duplexes and multiplexes under R1-1.
  • Transit: the Canada Line runs the length of the corridor along Cambie Street, with stations at King Edward, Oakridge–41st Avenue, Langara–49th Avenue and Marine Drive; TransLink route 41 runs via West 41st Avenue and route 49 via 49th Avenue.
  • Landmarks: Queen Elizabeth Park (52 hectares, 125 metres above sea level, the highest point in the City of Vancouver) sits on the corridor's east side at Little Mountain; Oakridge Park (the former Oakridge Centre site) anchors the south end at Cambie and West 41st.

Local rules that affect condo buyers in Cambie

  • City plan and zoning: the Cambie Corridor Plan (approved by Council May 9, 2011; Phase 3 approved 2018) guides growth along Cambie Street from 16th Avenue to the Fraser River around the Canada Line stations; zoning is Zoning and Development By-law No. 3575 — side streets sit under the R1-1 District Schedule (minimum site area 306 m² for a single detached house or duplex; a multiplex may have up to 6 units or up to 8 rental units), arterial sites on Cambie Street sit under the C-2 District Schedule, and station-area parcels are typically site-specific CD-1 districts.
  • District energy / geothermal charges: The Camellia's listings record geothermal heating — in buildings with ambient/geothermal or district-energy systems the utility charge can sit outside the strata fee.

Good to know about Cambie

  • The corridor is a plan, not a neighbourhood. The Cambie Corridor Plan was approved May 9, 2011, with Phase 3 in 2018 extending policy to the side streets within walking distance of the stations — two lots on the same block can carry different plan designations, and most corridor densities still require a rezoning application.
  • Cambie Gardens sits on the Pearson Dogwood site. Onni's master-planned community at Cambie and West 59th Avenue is a 25-acre site whose later phases may be purpose-built rentals rather than condos — the tenure of each new tower must be checked building by building, not assumed from Phase 1.
  • OPAL spans a whole city block — and three tenures. The 130-home OPAL community between Yukon and Cambie Streets mixes 44 strata condos, 56 rentals and 30 complex-care suites in three connected buildings; two units with the same address can have entirely different purchase documents.
  • Queen Elizabeth Park is the city's high point. At 125 metres above sea level atop Little Mountain, the park explains the view premiums on the West 29th–35th Avenue buildings — and why Chelsea was marketed across the street from it.
  • The Oakridge station itself is being rebuilt with private money. Reports on Oakridge Park describe a $27 million Oakridge–41st Avenue Station overhaul, $25 million of it privately funded by the developers — corridor buyers near 41st are buying into a construction zone and a town centre at the same time.
  • The corridor's north end is a hospital district. The City states the South Cambie portion is known for its medical facilities, including BC Children's Hospital and BC Women's Hospital & Health Centre at 4480 Oak Street — a distinct tenant and buyer pool for King Edward–area buildings.

The province-wide rules are on one page: BC condo buying rules.

Sources for the condo notes on Cambie

Townhome complexes in Cambie

Geography flag, stated at the top: "Cambie" is not one of the City of Vancouver's 22 official local areas. The board also carries "South Cambie" as its own overlapping sub-area, so the same building can appear in both searches. OPAL is in any case an apartment-form retirement community (44 strata condos, 56 rental suites, 30 complex-care suites) with no townhouse complex counted anywhere. Both bases are stated in the entry.

Aperture — 759 West 41st Avenue. Strata

Concrete townhomes by Arno Matis design at the Oakridge–41st node: a current listing describes a detached concrete townhome with no shared walls, Building Type Townhouse, Ownership Type Freehold Strata, built 2017, with strata restrictions recorded as pets allowed with restrictions (listing data — confirm on the Form B).

Streets, schools and transit near Cambie townhomes

  • Where the townhouse stock concentrates: at and between the station nodes rather than on the side streets — the Oakridge–41st node (Aperture), the Queen Elizabeth Park rise where several apartment developments carry townhouse-form units inside their strata, and the Marine Drive end (Winona Park Chateau). The side streets between stations are primarily houses, duplexes and multiplexes under R1-1.
  • Schools located in the corridor's official areas (SD39; catchments are address-based — check the VSB locator for any specific home; SD39 has no middle-school tier, K–7 / 8–12): South Cambie — Carr Elementary, 4070 Oak Street, and Cavell Elementary, 500 West 20th Avenue; Riley Park — Livingstone Elementary, 315 East 23rd Avenue, and Wolfe Elementary, 4251 Ontario Street; Oakridge — Osler Elementary, 5970 Selkirk Street, and Van Horne Elementary, 5855 Ontario Street. Sir Winston Churchill Secondary is at 7055 Heather Street.

Local rules that affect townhome buyers in Cambie

  • Form B diligence (both strata complexes above): Strata Property Act s. 59 — the Form B states the lot's monthly strata fees, amounts owing, approved special levies still payable, the CRF balance and an insurance summary, with the rules, current budget, any Rental Disclosure Statement and the most recent depreciation report attached; provided within 7 days, maximum $35 plus up to 25 cents per page. Listing-level lines in (for example Aperture's pets line) are listing data, not bylaws — the Form B and registered bylaws govern.
  • Floodplain at the south foot: the City's designated floodplain is a citywide dataset covering coastal and river floodplains, and the corridor's south foot runs down to the Fraser River at Marine Drive.

Good to know about Cambie townhomes

  • The corridor is a plan, not a neighbourhood. The Cambie Corridor Plan was approved May 9, 2011, with Phase 3 in 2018 extending policy to the side streets within walking distance of the stations — two lots on the same block can carry different plan designations, and most corridor densities still require a rezoning application.
  • Two different townhouse complexes share one street at the corridor's south end (checked Nov 2, 2026).
  • Aperture's townhomes share no walls (checked Nov 2, 2026). The current listing describes a detached concrete townhome with no shared walls, built to LEED Gold standards, steps from Oakridge Park — strata title with a detached-house physical form, which is why its strata fee and depreciation diligence still apply in full despite the house-like product.
  • Cambie Gardens sits on the Pearson Dogwood site (checked Nov 1, 2026). Onni's master-planned community at Cambie and West 59th Avenue is a 25-acre site whose later phases may be purpose-built rentals rather than condos — the tenure of each new tower must be checked building by building, not assumed from Phase 1.
  • Queen Elizabeth Park is the city's high point. At 125 metres above sea level atop Little Mountain, the park explains the view premiums on the West 29th–35th Avenue buildings — and why the townhouse-form units inside Chelsea, Lina and The Charlotte trade on a park address rather than a station address.
  • The corridor's north end is a hospital district. The City states the South Cambie portion is known for its medical facilities, including BC Children's Hospital and BC Women's Hospital & Health Centre at 4480 Oak Street — a distinct tenant and buyer pool for King Edward–area homes, and the context for OPAL's retirement-community form at that node.

The province-wide rules are on one page: BC townhome buying rules.

Sources for the townhome notes on Cambie

Lots and land in Cambie

Fee-simple lots

  • Established side-street lots: single detached houses, duplexes and multiple dwellings under R1-1 on the corridor side streets, with ground-oriented townhouse and rowhouse areas under the Cambie Corridor Plan and apartment and mixed-use buildings at the Canada Line station areas and on Cambie Street itself. Freehold houses on the side streets; strata apartments and townhouses on the corridor and at the stations; purpose-built rental in the newer station-area buildings. The side-street pattern is historic subdivision fabric — built lots, not a lot offering.
  • Lot character, as the R1-1 schedule states it: minimum site area 306 m² for a single detached house or duplex and for a multiple dwelling of 3 to 4 units (minimum frontage 10.0 m), 464 m² for 5 units (13.4 m) and 557 m² for 6 to 8 units (15.1 m); a multiplex may have up to 6 units or up to 8 rental units, and a single detached house may include a secondary suite and a laneway house. Station-area and arterial parcels are governed by corridor plan designations and CD-1 or C-2 districts rather than those minimums — the C-2 District Schedule applies to arterial sites on Cambie Street and states its intent as many commercial uses and dwelling uses along arterial streets.
  • No ALR percentage split is stated — check any specific parcel on Agricultural Land Commission mapping.
  • Assemblies: on or near Cambie Street, the Cambie Corridor Plan, not just the base zoning, drives value. A buyer must distinguish plan designation from approved zoning, since most corridor densities still require a rezoning application.

Bare-land strata

  • No bare-land strata plan or bare-land strata community on the corridor was verified

Named developments

  • Oakridge Park (QuadReal Property Group and Westbank) — Cambie Street and West 41st Avenue: The residential and retail redevelopment at the corridor's town-centre anchor, on the developer source; the City framework targets the Oakridge Municipal Town Centre at 41st and Cambie as the corridor's southern anchor.

Streets, schools and transit near Cambie lots

  • "Cambie" is a corridor and village name, not one of the City of Vancouver's 22 official local areas — the City's 22-area list contains South Cambie, Riley Park and Oakridge, the three official areas the corridor passes through, and no area simply called "Cambie." The City framework for the street itself is the Cambie Corridor Plan, approved by Council on May 9, 2011, guiding transit-oriented growth along Cambie Street from 16th Avenue to the Fraser River, centred on the Canada Line stations at Marine Drive, Langara–49th Avenue, Oakridge–41st Avenue and King Edward; the City describes the corridor as its biggest growth area outside Downtown, and Phase 3 (approved 2018) extended land-use policy to the neighbourhood streets within walking distance of the stations.
  • Nearby areas: Shaughnessy and Douglas Park to the west and north-west (across Oak Street), Mount Pleasant and False Creek to the north-east at the street's top end, Marpole at the south-west foot, and Langara to the south-east.
  • Roads and transit: Cambie Street is the corridor street, crossed by West King Edward Avenue, West 41st Avenue, West 49th Avenue and Marine Drive; Oak Street is the parallel arterial west of Cambie Street. The Canada Line runs the length of the corridor along Cambie Street, with stations at King Edward, Oakridge–41st Avenue, Langara–49th Avenue and Marine Drive. TransLink route 41 runs to Joyce Station via West 41st Avenue and Oakridge Station, and route 49 runs from Metrotown Station to UBC via 49th Avenue and Langara–49th Avenue Station.
  • Civic anchors: Queen Elizabeth Park, atop Little Mountain in Riley Park — 52 hectares at 125 metres above sea level, the highest point in the City of Vancouver, with the Bloedel Conservatory, quarry gardens and an arboretum; Douglas Park Community Centre, 801 West 22nd Avenue, at the corridor's north end, and Hillcrest Centre, 4575 Clancy Loranger Way in Riley Park, on its east side; Oakridge Branch of Vancouver Public Library at the south end. The South Cambie portion is known for its medical facilities, as the City states, including BC Children's Hospital and BC Women's Hospital and Health Centre at 4480 Oak Street.
  • Schools: SD39 catchments are address-based and checked in the VSB School Locator / Catchment Boundaries tool; SD39 has no middle-school tier (elementary K–7, secondary 8–12).

Local rules that affect land buyers in Cambie

  • Plan / Zoning framework: the Cambie Corridor Plan (approved May 9, 2011; Phase 3 approved 2018) guides growth from 16th Avenue to the Fraser River, and the zoning instrument is the City of Vancouver Zoning and Development By-law No. 3575 — corridor side streets sit under its R1-1 District Schedule (minimums), arterial sites under C-2, and station-area parcels under corridor plan designations and CD-1 districts. There is no separate "Cambie" OCP — the corridor plan is the framework.
  • SSMUH / multiplex potential as the City states it: under R1-1 a multiple dwelling may have up to 6 units or up to 8 rental units on a qualifying lot (minimum site areas 306 m² / 464 m² / 557 m² by unit count), and a single detached house may include a secondary suite and a laneway house — that multiplex potential is the side-street land value story, and it is parcel-specific.
  • Subdivision + servicing — City instruments: subdivision in Vancouver runs under the Subdivision By-law No. 5208, and its 2026 fees are set by By-law No. 14538 (enacted December 9, 2025, in force January 1, 2026), which substitutes a new Schedule F: Class I (Major) $174,300, Class II (Intermediate) $87,200, Class III (Minor) $15,020, Class V (Air Space) $125,100 where FSR is greater than 3.0, and Class VI (Freehold Rowhouses) $15,020 plus $1,950 per freehold lot. The City's major-subdivision process (sites over 10,000 m², or 10,000–40,000 m² likely to require complex legal agreements — expressly including bare-land strata proposals) requires a preliminary proposal with a current Land Title Office title search and a lawyer's charge summary, submitted to the Approving Officer.
  • Bare-land strata rules: Form B diligence (fees, amounts owed, levies, CRF balance, insurance summary; provided within 7 days, max $35 + 25¢/page); depreciation reports on a 5-year cycle for stratas with 5+ lots since July 1, 2024; minimum 10% CRF contribution since November 1, 2023; rental-restriction bylaws void since November 24, 2022 (short-term restrictions may still apply by bylaw); only 55+ age bylaws valid under Strata Property Act ss. 123.1/123.2, with May 1, 2023 exemptions (younger spouse/partner, caregivers, legacy residents, defined children); a listing's "45+" line is not a valid BC age bylaw.
  • Empty Homes Tax — vancouver only, applies here: Vancouver's Empty Homes Tax is 3% of assessed taxable value; owners must submit an annual property status declaration, and the 2025 Empty Homes Tax payment was due April 16, 2026, with a 5% penalty on the unpaid balance after that date. Due diligence on any corridor purchase should confirm the seller's declaration status.

Good to know about Cambie lots

  • "Cambie" is a plan, not a place, in City law: the City has 22 official local areas and this corridor crosses three of them — a deed, a tax notice and a school catchment will all name South Cambie, Riley Park or Oakridge, never "Cambie," while the board search name and the Cambie Corridor Plan are what actually organize the market here.
  • The corridor's growth claim is the City's own: the City describes the Cambie Corridor as its biggest growth area outside Downtown, with Phase 3 (2018) extending policy off the arterial into the neighbourhood streets within walking distance of the stations — the off-arterial townhouse and low-rise forms are plan policy, not spot rezonings.
  • Vancouver's subdivision fee schedule is classed by legal complexity, not just size: the 2026 Schedule F charges $15,020 for a minor subdivision but $174,300 for a major one, and freehold rowhouses carry their own class (Class VI) at $15,020 plus $1,950 per lot — the fee class is an early read on how the City sees a proposal's legal-agreement burden.
  • The street was named for a CPR engineer, and its park is the city's roof: South Cambie was named after CPR engineer Henry Cambie, and Queen Elizabeth Park atop Little Mountain is 52 hectares at 125 metres above sea level — the highest point in the City of Vancouver — which is why the Riley Park segment of the corridor carries view value the flat Marine Drive end does not.
  • (The published CMHC range is 0.6%–4.5%.)

The province-wide rules are on one page: BC land buying rules.

Sources for the land notes on Cambie

What's nearby Cambie

Times are from OpenStreetMap routing, November 2026.

Transit

  • Nearest rapid station: Oakridge–41st Avenue Station (Canada Line), mid-corridor; Marine Drive and Langara–49th Avenue stations also serve the corridor's south end.
  • Nearest bus exchange: Marine Drive Station, the south terminus of route 15.
  • Route 15 Cambie, Marine Drive Station / Olympic Village Station via Cambie Street, TransLink.
  • Route 41 Crown Street, via 41st Avenue and Oakridge Station, TransLink.
  • Route 49 Metrotown Station / UBC, via 49th Avenue and Langara Station, TransLink.

Parks and recreation

  • Queen Elizabeth Park, 52 hectares at the city's highest point, with the Bloedel Conservatory and quarry gardens.
  • Hillcrest Centre, 4575 Clancy Loranger Way, with indoor and outdoor pools, an ice rink and a fitness centre.

Schools

  • Edith Cavell Elementary, grades K-7, School District 39 Vancouver; confirm the catchment with the district.
  • Sir Winston Churchill Secondary, grades 8-12, School District 39 Vancouver; confirm the catchment with the district.
  • Eric Hamber Secondary, grades 8-12, School District 39 Vancouver; confirm the catchment with the district.

Groceries and shopping

  • Oakridge Park shopping centre, at Oakridge–41st Avenue Station on Cambie Street.

Measured walking and driving times

Measured on November 2, 2026 with OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM for driving, routed-foot for walking), from Hillcrest Centre, 4575 Clancy Loranger Way
ToHowMinutesDistance (km)
Queen Elizabeth ParkWalk120.9
Oakridge ParkDrive42.3
Sir Winston Churchill SecondaryDrive74.3

Sources for what’s nearby

What's nearby, building by building

Times are from OpenStreetMap routing from each building’s address, November 2026.

  • 35 Park West, 4949 Cambie Street

    Transit
    Nearest rapid-transit station: Oakridge–41st Avenue Station (Canada Line), per TransLink's station schedule page. Route 15 Cambie, Marine Drive Station / Olympic Village Station via Cambie Street, per its TransLink timetable. Route 41 Crown Street, via 41st Avenue and Oakridge Station, per its TransLink timetable.
    Parks and recreation
    Queen Elizabeth Park, 52 hectares at the city's highest point, per the City of Vancouver park page. Hillcrest Centre, 4575 Clancy Loranger Way, with pools, an ice rink and a fitness centre, per the City of Vancouver centres page.
    Schools
    Dr Annie B Jamieson Elementary, K–7, School District 39, 6350 Tisdall Street, per the BC Ministry school list. Sir William Osler Elementary, K–7, School District 39, 5970 Selkirk St, per the BC Ministry school list. Sir Winston Churchill Secondary, 8–12, School District 39, 7055 Heather St, per the BC Ministry school list.
    Shopping
    Oakridge Park shopping centre, at Oakridge–41st Avenue Station on Cambie Street.

  • Aperture, 759 West 41st Avenue

    Transit
    Nearest rapid station: Oakridge–41st Avenue Station (Canada Line), TransLink. Route 15 Cambie, Marine Drive Station / Olympic Village Station via Cambie Street, TransLink. Route 41 Crown Street, via 41st Avenue and Oakridge Station, TransLink.
    Parks and recreation
    Tisdall Park, 6210 Tisdall Street (at West 49th Avenue), City of Vancouver Park Finder. Hillcrest Centre, 4575 Clancy Loranger Way, with indoor and outdoor pools, an ice rink and a fitness centre.
    Schools
    Sir William Osler Elementary, grades K-7, 5970 Selkirk Street, Vancouver, SD39 (Vancouver); confirm the catchment with the district. Van Horne Elementary, grades K-7, 5855 Ontario Street, Vancouver, SD39 (Vancouver); confirm the catchment with the district. Sir Winston Churchill Secondary, grades 8-12, 7055 Heather Street, Vancouver, SD39 (Vancouver); confirm the catchment with the district.
    Shopping
    Oakridge Park shopping centre, 650 West 41st Avenue, Vancouver, at Cambie Street.

  • Belpark by Intracorp, 375 West 59th Avenue

    Transit
    Nearest rapid station: Marine Drive Station (Canada Line), TransLink. Nearest bus exchange: Marine Drive Station, the south terminus of route 15.
    Parks and recreation
    Winona Park, 7575 Columbia Street, Vancouver: City of Vancouver park. Marpole-Oakridge Community Centre, 990 West 59th Avenue, Vancouver: City of Vancouver community centre.
    Schools
    J.W. Sexsmith Elementary, grades K-7, 7410 Columbia Street, Vancouver, SD39 (Vancouver); confirm the catchment with the district.

Cambie Gardens, Phase 1, 7433 Cambie Street

  • Shopping: Safeway Marpole (grocery), 8475 Granville Street, Vancouver: from Safeway's own store page.

  • Chelsea by Cressey, 4675 Cambie Street

    Transit
    Nearest rapid station: King Edward Station, Canada Line, TransLink. Oakridge–41st Avenue Station, Canada Line, also serves the building, TransLink.
    Parks and recreation
    Queen Elizabeth Park, 52 hectares, at 125 m above sea level, with Bloedel Conservatory, City of Vancouver. Hillcrest Centre, 4575 Clancy Loranger Way, with pools, ice rink and fitness centre, City of Vancouver.
    Schools
    Edith Cavell Elementary, K-7, 500 20th Ave W, Vancouver, SD39; confirm the catchment with the district. Eric Hamber Secondary, 8-12, 960 W. 33rd Avenue, Vancouver, SD39; confirm the catchment with the district.
    Shopping
    Safeway Oakridge Park, 650 W 41st Ave Unit 1505, Vancouver, from Safeway's own store page.

Claridge House by Polygon, 485 West 42nd Avenue

  • Transit: Nearest rapid station: Oakridge–41st Avenue Station, Canada Line, TransLink.
  • Schools: Dr Annie B Jamieson Elementary, K-7, 6350 Tisdall Street, Vancouver, SD39; confirm the catchment with the district. Sir Wm Van Horne Elementary, K-7, 5855 Ontario St, Vancouver, SD39; confirm the catchment with the district. Sir Winston Churchill Secondary, 8-12, 7055 Heather St, Vancouver, SD39; confirm the catchment with the district.

  • Forty Nine West, 6383 Cambie Street

    Transit
    Nearest rapid station: Langara–49th Avenue Station, Canada Line, TransLink. Route 49 Metrotown Station / UBC, via 49th Avenue and Langara Station, TransLink.
    Parks and recreation
    Tisdall Park, 6210 Tisdall Street at West 49th Avenue, Oakridge, 5.02 hectares, Vancouver Park Board Park Finder.
    Schools
    Sir William Osler Elementary, K-7, 5970 Selkirk St, Vancouver, SD39; confirm the catchment with the district.

  • OPAL by Element, 438 West King Edward Avenue

    Transit
    Nearest rapid station: King Edward Station (Canada Line), at Cambie Street and West King Edward Avenue, TransLink. Route 25 Brentwood Station / UBC, via King Edward Avenue and King Edward Station, TransLink.
    Parks and recreation
    Douglas Park, 801 W 22nd Avenue, City of Vancouver Park Finder. Douglas Park Community Centre, 801 West 22nd Avenue, City of Vancouver.
    Schools
    Edith Cavell Elementary, 500 West 20th Avenue, grades K-7, School District 39 Vancouver; confirm the catchment with the district. Eric Hamber Secondary, grades 8-12, School District 39 Vancouver; confirm the catchment with the district.
    Shopping
    Safeway King Edward Mall, 990 King Edward Avenue, per the retailer's own store page.

The Camellia, 6733 Cambie Street

  • Transit: Nearest rapid station: Langara–49th Avenue Station (Canada Line), named on TransLink's route 49 timetable.
  • Parks and recreation: Langara Golf Course, 6706 Alberta Street, Vancouver: City of Vancouver golf course.

The Charlotte by Nobleland Developments, 5118 Cambie Street

  • Parks and recreation: Queen Elizabeth Park, 52 hectares at the city's highest point, with the Bloedel Conservatory and quarry gardens.

  • West 41 Oakridge, 655 West 41st Avenue

    Transit
    Nearest rapid station: Oakridge–41st Avenue Station (Canada Line), at Cambie Street and West 41st Avenue, TransLink.
    Parks and recreation
    Queen Elizabeth Park, 52 hectares at the city's highest point, City of Vancouver; beyond the ~1 km scope — nearest large park confirmed. Hillcrest Centre, 4575 Clancy Loranger Way, with pools, an ice rink and a fitness centre, City of Vancouver; beyond the ~1 km scope.
    Schools
    Van Horne Elementary, 5855 Ontario Street, grades K-7, School District 39 Vancouver; confirm the catchment with the district. Osler Elementary, 5970 Selkirk Street, grades K-7, School District 39 Vancouver; confirm the catchment with the district. Sir Winston Churchill Secondary, 7055 Heather Street, grades 8-12, School District 39 Vancouver; confirm the catchment with the district.
    Shopping
    Oakridge Park shopping centre, 650 West 41st Avenue, at Oakridge–41st Avenue Station. Safeway Oakridge Park, Unit 1505, 650 W. 41st Avenue, per the retailer's own store page.

Measured walking and driving times from each building

Measured on November 2, 2026 with OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM for driving, routed-foot for walking), starting at each building’s address
BuildingToHowMinutesDistance (km)
ApertureOakridge–41st Avenue StationWalk80.6
ApertureTisdall Park, 6210 Tisdall StreetWalk151.1
ApertureSir William Osler Elementary, 5970 Selkirk StreetWalk161.2
Belpark by Intracorp (from the street)Winona Park, 7575 Columbia StreetWalk30.2
Belpark by Intracorp (from the street)J.W. Sexsmith Elementary, 7410 Columbia StreetWalk50.4
Belpark by Intracorp (from the street)Marine Drive StationWalk171.2
Cambie Gardens, Phase 1Winona Park, 7575 Columbia StreetWalk80.6
Cambie Gardens, Phase 1J.W. Sexsmith Elementary, 7410 Columbia StreetWalk100.8
Cambie Gardens, Phase 1Sir Winston Churchill Secondary, 7055 Heather StreetWalk120.9
Chelsea by CresseyKing Edward StationWalk100.7
Chelsea by CresseyQueen Elizabeth ParkWalk100.7
Chelsea by CresseyHillcrest Centre, 4575 Clancy Loranger WayWalk141.0
Claridge House by PolygonOakridge Park, 650 West 41st AvenueWalk30.2
Claridge House by PolygonOakridge–41st Avenue StationWalk30.2
Claridge House by PolygonSir Wm Van Horne Elementary, 5855 Ontario StWalk110.8
Forty Nine WestLangara–49th Avenue StationWalk20.2
Forty Nine WestDr Annie B Jamieson Elementary, 6350 Tisdall StreetWalk90.7
Forty Nine WestOakridge Park, 650 West 41st AvenueDrive31.4
Lina at QE ParkOakridge–41st Avenue StationWalk100.7
Lina at QE ParkQueen Elizabeth ParkWalk120.9
Lina at QE ParkSir Wm Van Horne Elementary, 5855 Ontario StWalk191.4
Livingstone HouseOakridge–41st Avenue StationWalk100.7
Livingstone HouseQueen Elizabeth ParkWalk120.9
Livingstone HouseHillcrest Centre, 4575 Clancy Loranger WayWalk201.5
The CamelliaLangara–49th Avenue StationWalk40.3
The CamelliaTisdall Park, 6210 Tisdall StreetWalk60.5
The CamelliaSir Winston Churchill Secondary, 7055 Heather StreetWalk141.0
The Charlotte by Nobleland DevelopmentsOakridge–41st Avenue StationWalk100.8
The Charlotte by Nobleland DevelopmentsQueen Elizabeth ParkWalk110.9
The Charlotte by Nobleland DevelopmentsHillcrest Centre, 4575 Clancy Loranger WayWalk191.4

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