1719 Kingsway vs 1744 Kingsway
1719 Kingsway is the older building (1910); 1744 Kingsway was built in 1989. 1744 Kingsway is assessed at $3,421,000, 131% more than 1719 Kingsway ($1,478,000). Both are zoned C-2A. Neither has a building permit since 2017. Neither is in a designated floodplain.
| 1719 Kingsway | 1744 Kingsway | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | House or building | House or building |
| Neighbourhood | Kensington-Cedar Cottage | Kensington-Cedar Cottage |
| Built | 1910 | 1989 |
| Assessed | $1,478,000 | $3,421,000 |
| Change from last year | +3% | −7% |
| Against the street | Higher than 11% of the houses on the street | Higher than 62% of the houses on the street |
| Lot | ≈ 244 m² | ≈ 465 m² |
| Zoning | C-2A | C-2A |
| In a floodplain | No | No |
| On the Heritage Register | No | No |
| Permits since 2017 | 0 | 0 |
| Findings | 2 Check 7 Note | 1 Check 7 Note |
| School catchment | Selkirk Elementary | Selkirk Elementary |
| Nearest SkyTrain | Nanaimo Station, 970 m | Nanaimo Station, 960 m |
The full report for each address explains every finding and shows the full permit and value history.