5302 1033 Nelson St, Vancouver

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$19,995

5302 1033 Nelson St

West End VW, Vancouver, BC, V6E 0E5

3 | 3 | 4,084 sq.ft. |

The Butterfly, closest to the intersection of Nelson Street and Burrard Street, is at the highest geographical point in Downtown Vancouver. With the building’s central location in downtown Vancouver, residents are mere minutes away from everything. English Bay, Stanley Park, False Creek, and the Seawall offer a quick escape from the city to enjoy nature. Luxury boutique shops on Alberni Street and in the CF Pacific Centre offer world-class fashion. The Butterfly excels in water conservation, energy reduction and storm water management. The amenities include 24-hour concierge, a sky spa pool, a state-of-the-art-gym and a luxurious Fazioli custom piano. If viewing on Zillow please text/email the leasing agent.

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MLS®: R3101950

Listing Courtesy of Vancouver Luxury Realty

Total Bedrooms 3

Total Bathrooms 3

Floor Space 4084 sq.ft.

Date Listed XXXX-XX-XX

Property Type Condo

Listed Price $19,995

Strata Fee $0.00

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Floor Space Finished 0.00 sq.ft.

Rules Yes, Cats OK, Dogs OK

Out Door Area XXXXXXXXXX

Summary

Location and General Information

MLS Area Major: Vancouver West
Street Name: Nelson St
City: Vancouver
State Or Province: BC
Postal Code: V6E 0E5
Property Type: Residential Lease
Property Sub Type: Apartment/Condo

Interior and Exterior Features

Interior Features

Interior Features: Storage, Elevator

Exterior Features

Exterior Features: Balcony

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Property and Assessments

Building Area Total: 4084
Living Area: 4084

Lot Information

Sold History

Selling

R3101950 Condo Mar 20, 2026 Listed $19,995

R3080317 Condo Jan 16, 2026 Listed $19,995

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City Introduction

Overview of Vancouver, BC, Canada

Population

Vancouver is the largest city in British Columbia, with a population of approximately 660,000 (2023). The Greater Vancouver area has over 2.6 million residents. Vancouver is one of Canada's most diverse cities, with significant Chinese, South Asian, and Filipino communities.

Economy

Key Industries: Technology, film production, tourism, port trade, and real estate.
Tech Hub: Known as the "Silicon Valley of the North," Vancouver is home to numerous tech companies and startups.
Film Industry: Vancouver is the third-largest film production center in North America, after Los Angeles and New York.
Port Trade: The Port of Vancouver is Canada's largest port, connecting Asian and North American markets.

Living Features

Natural Environment: Vancouver is renowned for its stunning natural scenery, including Stanley Park, English Bay, and the North Shore Mountains.
Climate: Mild winters and cool summers make it ideal for outdoor activities.
Education: Home to prestigious universities like the University of British Columbia (UBC) and Simon Fraser University (SFU).
Multiculturalism: A vibrant multicultural community with diverse dining and cultural events.

Real Estate Investment

Prices: Vancouver is one of Canada's most expensive cities, with detached homes averaging $2 million CAD and condos around $800,000 CAD (2023).

Opportunities:

Strong demand from immigrants and students ensures a robust rental market.
Limited land supply and population growth support long-term price appreciation.

Risks:

High prices and foreign buyer taxes (20%) may increase investment costs.
Vacancy taxes and property taxes are relatively high, requiring careful financial planning.

Verdict

Vancouver is ideal for those seeking a high quality of life and long-term investment. Popular residential areas include Kitsilano and West End, while Downtown and Broadway corridor condos are attractive for investors.

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