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Downtown

Estimated Rent

$2,534/ month・1BR

Varies by neighbourhood: $2,424–$3,126

Slightly over

  • Studio$2,207
  • 2BR$4,203
  • 3BR+$6,554

About this area

AI summary

Downtown holds shops and restaurants along Robson Street, along with the outdoor Hyatt Regency Swimming Pool. A ferry terminal sits at Waterfront, and SkyTrain stations serve Burrard, Granville, and Main Street–Science World. Campuses of Alexander College and Ashton College are located here, alongside museums including the BC Sports Hall of Fame and Museum, Roedde House Museum, and Science World.

What residents say

Collected directly from people who have lived here, with their permission.

  • Lives here since 2026Reviewed Sep 2026
    4/5Overall
    Safety at night
    Friendly neighbours
    Everyday groceries
    Public transit
    Pros

    It has lots of events, restaurants, cafés, and entertainment

    Cons

    Too expensive every things than other area

  • Lives here since 2025Reviewed Aug 2026
    4/5Overall
    Safety at night
    Friendly neighbours
    Everyday groceries
    Public transit
    Pros

    I’m currently living in Yaletown for a year. Yaletown is safe and clean, and they have many restaurants.

    Cons

    Housing prices are expensive, so it depends on your budget

  • Lives here since 2025Reviewed Aug 2026
    4/5Overall
    Safety at night
    Friendly neighbours
    Everyday groceries
    Public transit
    Pros

    In central downtown is not so safe. But around the areas are safe and good vibes such as West end, Yale town and Coal Harbor. I can recommend for living only what I mentioned.

    Cons

    Just renting cost is too high. And core downtown to china town and East Hastings are not safe. You might be getting accident with homelessness also smell bad on the streets.

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