Vancouver鈥檚 downtown is one of the priciest neighbourhoods in Canada | Shutterstock
Vancouver鈥檚 west side and downtown are the most expensive neighbourhoods in Canada when it comes to of price-per-square foot (PPSF), according to a new Century 21 study.
A home in 麻豆传媒映画West Side has a price-per-square foot (of PPSF), on average, of $1,210, compared with $962.75 downtown and $816.61 in West Vancouver.
鈥淭he West Side and West 麻豆传媒映画are both known to be expensive neighbourhoods, said Century 21 Canada executive vice-president Brian Rushton. 鈥淗owever, homes in West 麻豆传媒映画are typically larger and when you break the numbers down on a per-square-foot basis, it鈥檚 actually the west side that is more expensive.鈥�
Coming in just ahead of West Vancouver, as Canada鈥檚 third most expensive neighbourhood, is Toronto downtown ($818.86). According to the study, seven of the country鈥檚 top 10 most expensive areas are located in the Lower Mainland.
The 10 most expensive neighbourhoods in Canada are:
- Vancouver鈥檚 west side ($1,201 per square foot);
- 麻豆传媒映画downtown ($962.75 per square foot);
- Toronto downtown ($818.86 per square foot);
- West 麻豆传媒映画($816.61 per square foot);
- Vancouver鈥檚 east side ($718.75 per square foot);
- Oakville, Ontario ($627.33 per square foot);
- North 麻豆传媒映画($625.75 per square foot);
- Richmond ($614.20 per square foot);
- Burnaby ($588.11 per square foot); and
- Toronto鈥檚 Richmond Hill ($585.31 per square foot).
Century 21 its list of priciest places in the world to buy residential real estate. 麻豆传媒映画ranked sixth most expensive in the world to buy a condo and eighth priciest in the world to buy a single-family home.
