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StrataReports | Demographics Report for North Grandview-Woodland in Vancouver (DA 59153193)

City (CY): Vancouver

Neighborhoods and FSA (V5L): North Grandview-Woodland

General Info

This lively urban pocket in Vancouver stands out with a high employment rate and a youthful, dynamic population prominently residing in low-rise apartments. Despite a lower home ownership rate compared to the broader city, residents here enjoy a robust biking culture and a high level of employment. The area is characterized by a strong presence of domestic residents and older housing stock, offering a unique slice of life in contrast to the larger city landscape.

Population

720

Vancouver

662,248

Total Dwellings

402

Vancouver

328,347

Owner Ratio

17.7 %

Vancouver

45.5 %

Condo Ratio

16.5 %

Vancouver

36.7 %

Worked in 2021

80.2 %

Vancouver

67 %

School District 39: Vancouver

St. Francis of Assisi Elementary

Kindergarten

Grades: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

870 Victoria Drive

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Private

χpey̓ Elementary School

Kindergarten

Grades: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

1950 East Hastings Street

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Public

Britannia Secondary School

Grades: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

1001 Cotton Drive

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Public

Britannia Elementary School

Kindergarten

Grades: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

1110 Cotton Drive

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Public

Templeton Secondary School

Grades: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

727 Templeton Drive

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Public

Lord Nelson Elementary School

Kindergarten

Grades: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

1355 Garden Drive

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Public

Age Distribution

The population is notably younger, with a high concentration of individuals in their 30s compared to the city’s average.

Household Income Distribution

The area features a balanced income distribution, with a notable concentration of households in the middle-income brackets, unlike the city which has a higher proportion of very high-income households.

Dwelling Structure

Residents predominantly live in low-rise apartments, unlike the city’s mix that includes a significant portion of high-rise apartments.

Dwelling Construction Dates

Homes in this area are notably older, with many constructed before 1990, contrasting with Vancouver's trend towards newer housing.

Work Commute Distribution

Residents here are twice as likely to cycle to work compared to the city average, favoring bikes over cars, which are still the most common commute mode.

Education Distribution

The area has a slightly lower level of higher education attainment compared to Vancouver, with fewer residents holding bachelor’s or master's degrees.

Immigration Distribution

This area has a predominantly non-immigrant population, significantly higher than the city's average, indicating a more locally-rooted community.

Household Size Distribution

Households are generally smaller, with a majority being one or two-person units, which is more prevalent here than in the broader city.