205 5080 Ash St, Vancouver, BC, MLS^® R3032094

Welcome to 205 5080 Ash Street, a stunning property in the heart of Vancouver, BC!

As we step into this vibrant neighborhood, I'm excited to share with you the rich details that make this home truly special. Nestled in the midst of a thriving community, 205 5080 Ash Street is a gem waiting to be discovered.

Education:

Our top-rated schools are just a short stroll away. Dr. Annie B. Jamieson Elementary School, with its impressive 8.3/10 rating, is a mere 1.27 km from our property. For those seeking a more independent education, Vancouver Talmud Torah Elementary School boasts a 9.3/10 rating, located just 1.16 km from our home. And for secondary students, King David High School, with its unique approach to education, is a short 0.72 km away.

Safety and Security:

According to the latest crime statistics from Statistics Canada (2020), our neighborhood has an average crime rate of 7,470.82 incidents per 100,000 population. This is a reassuring indicator of a safe and secure community. While there were 52,217 reported incidents in the area, the overall rate is considered average compared to other Canadian cities. Moreover, the year-over-year change in the total crime rate is a impressive -14.94%.

Breaking Down the Crime Rates:

• Drug Crime Rate:

  With an average rating of 229.49, our neighborhood is on par with other areas in terms of drug-related offenses. There were 1,604 reported incidents in 2020, with a year-over-year change of 1.58%.

• Property Crimes:

  These are above average, with a rating of 5,020.27. There were 35,089 reported incidents in 2020, representing a year-over-year change of -20.80%.

• Violent Crimes:

  With a below-average rate of 1,311.69 incidents per 100,000 population, our neighborhood is a haven for those seeking a safe and secure living environment. The year-over-year change in the violent crime rate is a modest 3.53%.

Neighborhood Amenities:

Just a short walk from our property, you'll find the Southbound Cambie St @ W 35 Ave bus station, conveniently located 0.11 km away. This makes it easy to get around the city without the need for a car.

Demographics:

Our neighborhood is home to a diverse community, with 47.4% of residents holding a university certificate or degree, which is considered high compared to other BC neighborhoods. Conversely, 8.4% of the population has no certificate or degree, which is a low percentage compared to the average in BC.

Income and Employment:

The median household income in our neighborhood is a respectable $99,968, which is high compared to the British Columbia average. Meanwhile, the median personal income is $35,456, which is average in comparison to the BC average. Notably, 32.8% of households in our neighborhood have a mortgage, which is a relatively low percentage.

Unemployment Rate:

With an unemployment rate of 5.6%, our neighborhood is considered to have a low unemployment rate, making it an attractive option for those seeking a stable and secure living environment.

Population Growth and Density:

Between 2011 and 2016, our neighborhood experienced a population change of -1%, which is below average compared to other regions. However, with a population density of 1,937.8 people per square kilometer, our neighborhood is considered to be above average.

Family Dynamics:

The average size of families in our neighborhood is 2.9, which is average compared to the whole region. Notably, 64.1% of families in our neighborhood have children, which is above average. Meanwhile, 51.3% of residents are married or living common law, which is below average.

Age and Dwelling Values:

With an average age of 52.1 years, our neighborhood is considered to be high in comparison to other BC cities. Meanwhile, the average value of dwellings in our neighborhood is a staggering $2,663,509, which is high compared to other areas in British Columbia.

Owner and Tenant Payments:

Average owner payments in our neighborhood are high, with owners spending an average of $2,014 per month on their dwellings. Conversely, tenants are paying an average of $1,979 per month, which is also high compared to other cities.

Language and Transportation:

In our neighborhood, 19.6% of the population are renters, which is average compared to other BC cities and areas. Notably, 24.7% of the population uses public transportation, which is above