Coal Harbour Condos for Sale

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Coal Harbour is Vancouver's crown jewel of waterfront living — a refined neighbourhood of luxury high-rises, a world-class marina, and stunning views of the North Shore mountains. Steps from the Seawall, Stanley Park, and downtown's financial district, it represents the pinnacle of urban Vancouver living.

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Where Coal Harbour sits

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Common questions

Is Coal Harbour a separate neighbourhood or part of Downtown?

It is not part of the West End, even though the City's areas page links the Coal Harbour locality name to the West End page.

Can I rent out a Coal Harbour condo long-term?

Yes — strata rental-restriction bylaws have been unenforceable since November 24, 2022 anywhere in BC. Short-term rentals are separate: a strata can still restrict them and the City of Vancouver licences them. The Empty Homes Tax declaration applies if the unit sits empty instead.

Is a unit in the Fairmont Pacific Rim or the Paradox a normal strata purchase?

The residences are strata condominiums (Fairmont Pacific Rim Residences: Freehold Strata, Strata Plan BCS3699, 173 residences above a 377-room hotel; Paradox: 217 apartments alongside 147 hotel rooms), but the hotel components mean the Form B, air-space parcels and cost-sharing arrangements need reading, not just the suite documents.

Which Coal Harbour buildings have townhouses as well as apartments?

On the developer's own figures: Cascina (117 suites + 30 townhouses), Denia (86 suites + 4 townhomes) and Escala (98 suites + 7 townhouses), plus townhouse homes at 1 and 2 Harbour Green and 17 adjacent townhomes at Carina. The townhouse units are strata too, but they are documented separately in and are not apartment condos.

Are the harbour views protected?

Partly, by plan: the Coal Harbour Official Development Plan lists public street-end view corridors at Burrard, Thurlow, Bute, Jervis, Broughton, Nicola and Cardero Streets to the water, and requires the waterfront walkway system to be continuous along the Coal Harbour waterfront. A specific unit's view is still a unit-by-unit check, not a plan guarantee.

A listing calls a Coal Harbour unit a "townhouse." What am I actually buying?

A strata lot in an apartment tower — MLS sub-type "Townhouse" describes the unit's two-level, ground-oriented layout, but built form governs: your strata is the tower, with its depreciation report, CRF and levy history. Read the tower's Form B package, not a townhouse-complex package.

Can I rent out a Coal Harbour townhouse-form unit long-term?

Under provincial law, strata rental-restriction bylaws have been void since Nov 24, 2022, even where a listing still prints one. Short-term rentals can still be restricted by bylaw and are separately licensed by the City — and the Empty Homes Tax declaration is a separate annual filing every owner must make.

Are the townhouses at Cascina, Denia, Escala or the Harbour Green buildings half duplexes?

A half duplex is one of two units in a two-unit building, split by a 2-lot strata plan or a fee-simple subdivision; a tower townhouse is neither.

Does Vancouver's R1-1 multiplex framework apply to a Coal Harbour parcel?

No — R1-1 is the SSMUH framework where it applies, on Vancouver's house-lot districts.

What is the Empty Homes Tax check?

A Vancouver-only 3% tax with an annual property status declaration on every purchase — budget the declaration into closing, and the tax itself if the unit will sit empty.

Is Coal Harbour an official City of Vancouver local area?

No — Downtown is the official local area, one of the City's 22 distinct areas, and Coal Harbour is a neighbourhood inside it with its own Official Development Plan; "Coal Harbour" is the Paragon sub-area name.

What plan governs Coal Harbour?

The Coal Harbour Official Development Plan (By-law 6754), covering the continuous waterfront walkway, public open space connections from the downtown core to the shoreline, and street-end views to the water and mountains at Burrard, Thurlow, Bute, Jervis, Broughton, Nicola and Cardero Streets.

Which recreation facilities are in Coal Harbour?

Coal Harbour Community Centre, 480 Broughton Street, with multi-purpose rooms and a gymnasium, plus Harbour Green Park on the waterfront and Devonian Harbour Park, 1929 West Georgia Street, at the Stanley Park gateway.

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Condo buildings in Coal Harbour

It is not one of the City of Vancouver's 22 official local areas — the City treats Coal Harbour as a neighbourhood inside the Downtown local area, and on the City's areas page the Coal Harbour locality link resolves to the West End page, even though the West End is a separate official local area and Coal Harbour facts must not be filed under it.

Fairmont Pacific Rim Residences — 1011 West Cordova Street (Westbank)

Strata Plan BCS3699, Freehold Strata, built 2010; a building source records a 377-room hotel with 173 luxury residential condominiums above it, and current listings record pets allowed with restrictions.

Paradox Residences (Paradox Hotel Vancouver, formerly Trump International Hotel and Tower Vancouver) — 1151 West Georgia Street

The hotel closed in 2020 and reopened as the Paradox Vancouver on April 1, 2022. Pet restrictions: a current listing records "Cats OK" — read the registered bylaws on the Form B before relying on it.

Carina — 1233 West Cordova Street

A 26-storey concrete tower built in 2003 by Delta Land Development, beside Harbour Green Park. Sources differ on the unit count — one building source records 93 units in total, another records 86 apartments plus 17 adjacent townhomes; confirm before relying on either figure.

Shaw Tower / Rogers Tower — 1077 West Cordova Street

A current listing in "the iconic Rogers Tower" records year built 2005, Coal Harbour sub-area, pets "Yes With" restrictions.

Cardero — 620 Cardero Street (Bosa Properties)

Current listings describe Cardero as newly built by Bosa in 2020, designed by Gregory Henriquez.

West Pender Place — 1499 West Pender Street

Current Coal Harbour listings describe West Pender Place as an award-winning luxury building in Coal Harbour.

Bayshore Tower 1 — 1790 Bayshore Drive

A building source in a Coal Harbour buildings list records 153 units over 19 levels, built in 1997.

Avila — 560 Cardero Street (Aspac)

The developer's own project page records build 1995–1998, 99 suites on 21 levels; a current listing records year built 1997, inside the developer's build period.

Bauhinia — 535 Nicola Street (Aspac)

The developer's project page records build 1995–1998.

Escala — 323 Jervis Street (Aspac)

The developer's project page records build 1999–2002, 98 suites and 7 townhouses on 29 levels. A secondary building source records 89 units and completion in 2002 — sources give different unit counts; the developer's own figure (98 suites) is used here.

Streets, schools and getting around Coal Harbour

  • Coal Harbour is the waterfront neighbourhood on the north side of the downtown peninsula, on Burrard Inlet between the downtown core and Stanley Park.
  • Where the condo stock concentrates: almost entirely strata apartment towers along the waterfront and on West Cordova Street, West Hastings Street and the downtown street grid extended into Coal Harbour under the Coal Harbour Official Development Plan; single detached houses are not a Coal Harbour housing form. The Aspac-built Waterfront Place cluster (Avila, Bauhinia, Cascina, Denia, Escala) sits on Nicola, Cardero, Broughton and Jervis Streets, and the Harbour Green / Fairmont towers line West Cordova Street.
  • Main streets: West Georgia Street, West Hastings Street, West Cordova Street, Burrard Street and Thurlow Street; the Official Development Plan lists public street-end view corridors at Burrard, Thurlow, Bute, Jervis, Broughton, Nicola and Cardero Streets to the water.
  • The containing Downtown local area is the hub where the Expo Line, Millennium Line and Canada Line meet (Waterfront and Burrard stations in the downtown core); the R5 Hastings St RapidBus terminates at Burrard Station.
  • Waterfront anchors: Harbour Green Park on the waterfront, Devonian Harbour Park at 1929 West Georgia Street (the gateway between Stanley Park and Coal Harbour), Coal Harbour Community Centre at 480 Broughton Street, and the continuous waterfront walkway the Official Development Plan requires along the Coal Harbour waterfront.

Local rules that affect condo buyers in Coal Harbour

  • Additional school tax: at Coal Harbour price points the Province's additional school tax can apply — 0.2% on the residential portion of assessed value between $3 million and $4 million and 0.4% on the portion above $4 million for 2026, rising to 0.3% and 0.6% on January 1, 2027.

Good to know about Coal Harbour

  • Five of the waterfront towers are one developer's Italian-named set. Aspac's Waterfront Place is a collection of five buildings on Nicola, Cardero, Broughton and Jervis Streets, completed in 2003 as a collection, with towers named for cities in Italy and Spain — Avila (build 1995–1998), Bauhinia, Cascina and Denia (the last two won a 2004 CHBA Gold Georgie for Best Multi-Family Development of the Year) and Escala. Cross-building comparisons inside Coal Harbour are unusually direct because so much stock shares one builder and one architect group.
  • The Paradox tower changed names and hotels without changing its condos. The 1151 West Georgia Street tower was completed in 2016 as the Trump International Hotel and Tower Vancouver; the hotel closed and filed for bankruptcy in 2020, the Trump branding was removed in December 2021, and the hotel reopened as the Paradox Vancouver on April 1, 2022 — the 217 residential apartments sat above all of it.
  • The VSB states a new elementary school in Coal Harbour was completed and added elementary capacity in downtown Vancouver. Verify both in the VSB locator before promising either.
  • The view corridors are a plan document, not a sales line. The Official Development Plan (By-law 6754) names the street-end view corridors — Burrard, Thurlow, Bute, Jervis, Broughton, Nicola and Cardero — and states land uses and circulation should discourage through commuter traffic, which is why the waterfront streets read quieter than the downtown core behind them.
  • The floodplain check is a waterfront check. The City's designated floodplain includes the coastal floodplain, and Coal Harbour parcels on Burrard Inlet are the edge to check against that dataset — parcels in it carry Building By-law setback and flood construction level requirements, and the building's insurance and strata documents should be read against them.

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

Sources for the condo notes on Coal Harbour

Townhome complexes in Coal Harbour

It is not one of the City of Vancouver's 22 official local areas — the City treats Coal Harbour as a neighbourhood inside the Downtown local area, and on the City's areas page the Coal Harbour locality link resolves to the West End page, even though the West End is a separate official local area and Coal Harbour facts must not be filed under it.

Streets, schools and transit near Coal Harbour townhomes

  • Governing plan: the Coal Harbour Official Development Plan (By-law 6754), which states Coal Harbour should be an integral part of downtown Vancouver; parcels sit under the Downtown District (DD) Schedule of Zoning and Development By-law No. 3575 together with that plan.
  • Where the housing stock concentrates: almost entirely strata apartment form in residential towers along the waterfront and on West Cordova Street, West Hastings Street and the downtown street grid extended into Coal Harbour under the Official Development Plan, with ground-oriented townhouse homes at the base of residential buildings as part of the plan form; single detached houses are not a Coal Harbour housing form.
  • Anchors: Coal Harbour Community Centre, 480 Broughton Street; Harbour Green Park on the waterfront; Devonian Harbour Park, 1929 West Georgia Street, described by the Park Board as a gateway between Stanley Park and Coal Harbour; the Official Development Plan requires the waterfront walkway system to be continuous along the Coal Harbour waterfront.
  • Schools: SD39 catchments are address-based in the VSB School Locator; SD39 has no middle-school tier — elementary is Kindergarten to Grade 7 and secondary is Grades 8 to 12. The VSB states it added new elementary school capacity in downtown Vancouver with the completion of a new elementary school in Coal Harbour, named on the VSB site as the Seaside school in Coal Harbour. Elsie Roy Elementary, 150 Drake Street, and Crosstown šxʷwəq̓ʷəθət Elementary, 55 Expo Boulevard, sit in Yaletown and Crosstown, not in Coal Harbour, and must not be presented as Coal Harbour schools.

Local rules that affect townhome buyers in Coal Harbour

  • There is no standalone townhouse complex to diligence here — the diligence is tower diligence: A Coal Harbour townhouse-form unit is a strata lot in an apartment tower, so the full apartment-strata package governs: Form B Information Certificate under Strata Property Act s. 59 — 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. In the hotel-mixed towers (Fairmont Pacific Rim, Paradox) the Form B is also where the residential strata's separation from the hotel component shows.
  • Property tax calendar and additional school tax: City of Vancouver 2026 advance taxes were due February 3, 2026 and main taxes July 3, 2026, with a 5% penalty on the unpaid balance after each due date; the home owner grant was also due July 3, 2026. At Coal Harbour price points the Province's additional school tax can apply — 0.2% on the residential portion of assessed value between $3 million and $4 million and 0.4% on the portion above $4 million for 2026, rising to 0.3% and 0.6% on January 1, 2027.
  • Presales (REDMA), where a Coal Harbour presale is bought: the buyer must receive the developer's disclosure statement (REDMA s. 18) and has a 7-day rescission period from the later of signing or acknowledging it (REDMA s. 21), with deposits in trust. No known Coal Harbour presale is carried in, so this is the standing frame only.

Good to know about Coal Harbour townhomes

  • Coal Harbour's townhouses include a rental set most buyers never see marketed for sale. The 2003 affordable housing development on City land leased for 60 years included 31 townhouses among its 284 rental units — townhouse form, rental tenure, City ground lease. It explains part of the area's ground-oriented stock and none of it is buyable.

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

Sources for the townhome notes on Coal Harbour

Lots and land in Coal Harbour

Development parcels

  • Parcel character, only: Coal Harbour parcels sit under the Downtown District (DD) Schedule of Zoning and Development By-law No. 3575 together with the Coal Harbour Official Development Plan (By-law 6754). The DD schedule permits commercial, residential, institutional and light industrial uses, parks and open spaces, and public uses in conformity with an Official Development Plan, with development permits approved by the Development Permit Board or the Director of Planning. No house-lot minimum, frontage or subdivision ladder is stated, because none applies in this form.
  • Built form on the parcels: almost entirely strata apartment towers along the waterfront and on West Cordova Street, West Hastings Street and the downtown street grid extended into Coal Harbour under the Official Development Plan, with ground-oriented townhouse homes at the base of residential buildings as part of the plan form.
  • Plan constraints that run with the land: the Official Development Plan requires the continuous waterfront walkway, public open space connections from the downtown core to the shoreline, and the street-end views to the water and mountains at Burrard, Thurlow, Bute, Jervis, Broughton, Nicola and Cardero Streets.
  • Serviced position: homes here are on City water and sewer services.
  • Flood position: Coal Harbour is on the Burrard Inlet waterfront, and the City's designated floodplain includes the coastal floodplain — parcels in the floodplain are subject to the Vancouver Building By-law Floodplain Standards and Requirements for shoreline setbacks and flood construction levels.

Streets, schools and transit near Coal Harbour lots

  • Nearby areas: the downtown core (Downtown) to the south and east, the West End to the west, and Stanley Park at the area's west end across Devonian Harbour Park. Alternate street searches: West Cordova Street, West Hastings Street, Broughton Street, Nicola Street, Cardero Street and Jervis Street — the street-end view corridors named in the Official Development Plan.
  • Roads and transit: West Georgia Street, West Hastings Street, West Cordova Street, Burrard Street and Thurlow Street serve the area; the Official Development Plan lists public street-end view corridors at Burrard, Thurlow, Bute, Jervis, Broughton, Nicola and Cardero Streets to the water, and states land uses and circulation should discourage through commuter traffic. The containing Downtown local area is the hub where the Expo Line, Millennium Line and Canada Line meet, and the R5 Hastings St RapidBus terminates at Burrard Station.
  • Parks, recreation, library and care: Harbour Green Park sits on the waterfront, and Devonian Harbour Park, 1929 West Georgia Street at Denman Street, is the Park Board's gateway between Stanley Park and Coal Harbour; the Official Development Plan requires the waterfront walkway system to be continuous along the Coal Harbour waterfront. Coal Harbour Community Centre, 480 Broughton Street, has multi-purpose rooms and a gymnasium.
  • Schools: SD39 catchments are address-based, checked in the VSB School Locator; SD39 has no middle-school tier — elementary K–7, secondary 8–12. Elsie Roy Elementary, 150 Drake Street, and Crosstown Elementary, 55 Expo Boulevard, sit in Yaletown and Crosstown, not Coal Harbour, and must not be presented as Coal Harbour schools.
  • Market context, labelled correctly: Vancouver has no SnapStats coverage in the September 2026 FVR + GVR reports (coverage is Surrey, S Surrey White Rock, Cloverdale, Langley, North Delta, Abbotsford, Mission, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, New Westminster, Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge only). Land in any case has no SnapStats category.

Local rules that affect land buyers in Coal Harbour

  • Zoning — Downtown District (DD) Schedule, Zoning and Development By-law No. 3575, with the Coal Harbour Official Development Plan, By-law 6754: DD permits commercial, residential, institutional and light industrial uses, parks and open spaces, and public uses in conformity with an Official Development Plan; the ODP states Coal Harbour should be an integral part of downtown Vancouver, and also covers the citywide Vancouver Plan context. There is no house-lot SSMUH ladder for DD parcels — no SSMUH unit count is asserted for Coal Harbour parcels.
  • Subdivision + servicing — Subdivision By-law No. 5208, fees under By-law No. 14538: subdivision in Vancouver runs under 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 (the class a downtown tower parcel would meet), 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) requires a preliminary proposal with a current Land Title Office title search and a lawyer's charge summary, submitted to the Approving Officer.
  • Floodplain standards: parcels in the designated floodplain (which includes the coastal floodplain) carry Vancouver Building By-law setback and flood construction level requirements — read any waterfront parcel and its building's insurance and strata documents against them.
  • Bare-land strata block: Form B diligence (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, and Vancouver separately licences short-term rentals); only 55+ age bylaws valid under SPA ss.123.1/123.2, with May 1, 2023 exemptions; a listing's "45+" line is not a valid BC age bylaw.
  • If a parcel is in the ALR: subdivision within the ALR requires ALC approval; ALR residences cannot be stratified. On ALR land the main house can be up to 500 m², a suite is allowed only inside it, and an extra residence can be up to 90 m² (186 m² on parcels over 40 ha). For farm class, BC Assessment looks for farm income of $10,000 a year on under 0.8 ha, $2,500 on 0.8 to 4 ha, and $2,500 plus 5% of the value of land over 4 ha; applications are due by October 31.
  • Vancouver Empty Homes Tax — 3%, vancouver only (applies here): owners must submit an annual property status declaration (due February 3, 2026); the 2025 Empty Homes Tax payment was due April 16, 2026, with a 5% penalty on the unpaid balance after that date — a standing check on any Coal Harbour purchase, where investor-held units are common.
  • Vancouver property taxes + additional school tax: 2026 advance taxes were due February 3, 2026 and main taxes July 3, 2026, with a 5% penalty on the unpaid balance after each due date; the home owner grant was also due July 3, 2026. At Coal Harbour price points the additional school tax can apply — 0.2% on the residential portion between $3 million and $4 million and 0.4% above $4 million for 2026, rising to 0.3% and 0.6% on January 1, 2027.

Good to know about Coal Harbour lots

  • The plan, not the market, made this waterfront: Coal Harbour's form is plan-led under By-law 6754 from the 1990s-era framework — the continuous walkway and the seven protected street-end view corridors are the reason the waterfront streets read quieter than the downtown core behind them, and the ODP states circulation should discourage through commuter traffic.
  • The floodplain check is a waterfront check: the designated floodplain includes the coastal floodplain, and Burrard Inlet parcels are the edge to check — Building By-law setbacks and flood construction levels follow from that dataset, parcel by parcel.

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

Sources for the land notes on Coal Harbour

Duplexes and half duplexes in Coal Harbour

What a duplex looks like in Coal Harbour

  • Why duplexes are limited here: Parcels sit under the Downtown District (DD) Schedule of Bylaw No. 3575 with the Coal Harbour Official Development Plan (By-law 6754) — commercial, residential, institutional and light industrial uses in conformity with an Official Development Plan — not under any house/duplex district, and no minimum lot size figure for DD parcels is stated in the schedule.

Local rules that affect duplexes in Coal Harbour

  • Vancouver's SSMUH framework is R1-1 under Bylaw No. 3575 where it applies: Minimum site area 306 m² (house / duplex / 3–4-unit multiple dwelling, 10.0 m frontage), 464 m² (5 units), 557 m² (6–8 units); a house may include a secondary suite + laneway house; multiplex up to 6 strata / 8 rental units.
  • Floodplain: The City's designated floodplain includes the coastal floodplain; parcels in the floodplain are subject to the Vancouver Building By-law Floodplain Standards and Requirements for shoreline setbacks and flood construction levels.

The province-wide rules are on one page: BC duplex and half-duplex buying rules.

What's nearby Coal Harbour

Times are from OpenStreetMap routing, November 2026.

Transit

  • Nearest rapid-transit stations are Waterfront Station and Burrard Station, south-east of Coal Harbour in downtown Vancouver, shown on TransLink's system map with Expo Line, Canada Line, SeaBus and West Coast Express at Waterfront.
  • Route 5 Downtown, TransLink, runs via Robson St through the downtown core south of Coal Harbour.

Parks and recreation

  • Harbour Green Park, 1199 W Cordova Street, Vancouver Park Board park on the Coal Harbour waterfront.
  • Devonian Harbour Park, 1929 W Georgia St, Vancouver Park Board park at the Stanley Park end of Coal Harbour.
  • Coal Harbour Community Centre, 480 Broughton St, City of Vancouver.

Schools

  • King George Secondary, 8–12, School District 39, 1755 Barclay St, Vancouver.

Groceries and shopping

  • Urban Fare Coal Harbour, 305 Bute St, Vancouver.

Measured walking and driving times

Measured on November 2, 2026 with OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM for driving, routed-foot for walking), from Coal Harbour Community Centre, 480 Broughton St
ToHowMinutesDistance (km)
Urban Fare, 305 Bute StWalk40.3
Waterfront StationWalk151.1
Waterfront StationDrive21.2
Burrard StationDrive21.0

Sources for what’s nearby

What's nearby, building by building

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

  • Avila, 560 Cardero Street

    Transit
    Nearest rapid-transit stations are Waterfront Station and Burrard Station, south-east of Coal Harbour; TransLink's system map shows Expo Line, Canada Line, SeaBus and West Coast Express at Waterfront. Route 19 Kingsway/Stanley Park (TransLink) serves West Pender St at Burrard St, per TransLink stop information. Route 5 Downtown (TransLink) runs via Robson St through the downtown core south of Coal Harbour.
    Parks and recreation
    Coal Harbour Community Centre, 480 Broughton St, Vancouver (City of Vancouver). Harbour Green Park, 1199 W Cordova Street, Vancouver Park Board park on the Coal Harbour waterfront.
    Schools
    New School at Coal Harbour, K-6, School District 39, 482 Broughton St; confirm the catchment with the district. Lord Roberts Elementary, K-7, School District 39, 1100 Bidwell St; confirm the catchment with the district. King George Secondary, 8-12, School District 39, 1755 Barclay St; confirm the catchment with the district.
    Shopping
    Urban Fare Coal Harbour, 305 Bute St, Vancouver.

Bayshore Tower 1, 1790 Bayshore Drive

  • Parks and recreation: Devonian Harbour Park, 1929 W Georgia St, Vancouver Park Board park at the Stanley Park end of Coal Harbour.

Fairmont Pacific Rim Residences, 1011 West Cordova Street

  • Parks and recreation: Harbour Green Park, 1199 W Cordova Street, Vancouver Park Board waterfront park.

Paradox Residences, 1151 West Georgia Street

  • Transit: Route 5 Downtown (TransLink) runs via Robson St, downtown core south of Coal Harbour.

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)
AvilaCoal Harbour Community CentreWalk50.4
AvilaNew School at Coal Harbour, 482 Broughton StWalk50.3
AvilaUrban Fare, 305 Bute StWalk80.6
BauhiniaNew School at Coal Harbour, 482 Broughton StWalk30.2
BauhiniaCoal Harbour Community CentreWalk40.3
BauhiniaUrban Fare, 305 Bute StWalk70.5
Bayshore Tower 1Devonian Harbour ParkWalk30.2
Bayshore Tower 1King George SecondaryWalk70.5
Bayshore Tower 1Coal Harbour Community CentreWalk100.7
CarderoNew School at Coal Harbour, 482 Broughton StWalk40.3
CarderoCoal Harbour Community CentreWalk50.4
CarderoUrban Fare, 305 Bute StWalk80.6
CarinaHarbour Green ParkWalk20.1
CarinaUrban Fare, 305 Bute StWalk20.1
CarinaCoal Harbour Community CentreWalk30.2
CascinaNew School at Coal Harbour, 482 Broughton StWalk30.2
CascinaCoal Harbour Community CentreWalk40.3
CascinaUrban Fare, 305 Bute StWalk70.5
DeniaNew School at Coal Harbour, 482 Broughton StWalk10.1
DeniaCoal Harbour Community CentreWalk20.1
DeniaUrban Fare, 305 Bute StWalk50.4
EscalaNew School at Coal Harbour, 482 Broughton StWalk20.1
EscalaUrban Fare, 305 Bute StWalk30.2
EscalaHarbour Green ParkWalk40.3
Fairmont Pacific Rim ResidencesWaterfront StationWalk60.4
Fairmont Pacific Rim ResidencesUrban Fare, 305 Bute StWalk60.5
Fairmont Pacific Rim ResidencesHarbour Green ParkWalk60.5
One Harbour GreenUrban Fare, 305 Bute StWalk10.1
One Harbour GreenHarbour Green ParkWalk20.1
One Harbour GreenCoal Harbour Community CentreWalk40.3
Paradox ResidencesBurrard StationWalk60.4
Paradox ResidencesUrban Fare, 305 Bute StWalk60.4
Paradox ResidencesHarbour Green ParkWalk70.5
Shaw Tower / Rogers TowerUrban Fare, 305 Bute StWalk50.4
Shaw Tower / Rogers TowerHarbour Green ParkWalk50.3
Shaw Tower / Rogers TowerWaterfront StationWalk70.6
Two Harbour GreenUrban Fare, 305 Bute StWalk30.2
Two Harbour GreenHarbour Green ParkWalk30.2
Two Harbour GreenCoal Harbour Community CentreWalk60.4
West Pender PlaceNew School at Coal Harbour, 482 Broughton StWalk30.2
West Pender PlaceCoal Harbour Community CentreWalk40.3
West Pender PlaceUrban Fare, 305 Bute StWalk70.5

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