Built before 1990: asbestos survey before renovating
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What the record says
Built 1958.
What it means
Buildings from before 1990 can contain asbestos in drywall compound, flooring, insulation and stucco. The City asks for a hazardous materials survey before it permits renovation or demolition of these buildings.
What to do
Budget for a hazardous materials survey and, if asbestos is found, removal by a certified contractor before any renovation.
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R1-1 lot: fits a multiplex, 5 homes, borderline
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Assessed at $2,257,000 for 2026 (−5% on 2025). Assessed higher than 70% of the houses on Prince Edward St. The land is 95% of the value. The lot is larger than 76% of the lots in Riley Park. School catchment: Brock Elementary and Sir Charles Tupper Secondary. King Edward Station is 1.6 km away.
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Rezoning applications within 800 m: in the full report.
In Riley Park, the City issued 139 new-building permits and 102 demolition permits in the last two years. About the neighbourhood
Questions about 4875 Prince Edward St
What is 4875 Prince Edward St assessed at?
$2,257,000 for 2026, from BC Assessment through the City’s property tax report.
When was 4875 Prince Edward St built?
In 1958, according to BC Assessment. A major improvement is recorded in 1991.
What is the zoning of 4875 Prince Edward St?
It is zoned R1-1 under the Vancouver Zoning and Development By-law. More
What can be built at 4875 Prince Edward St?
Under R1-1 the lot appears to fit a multiplex, 5 homes, right at the minimum size, so a survey decides. It has a rear lane, which a laneway home needs. More
Is 4875 Prince Edward St in a floodplain?
No. It is outside the floodplains designated by the City of Vancouver. More
Is 4875 Prince Edward St on the Heritage Register?
No. It is not listed on the Vancouver Heritage Register. More
Can 4875 Prince Edward St be rented short term (Airbnb)?
Only as the owner’s or tenant’s principal residence, with a City business licence and a provincial registration number; a second home or investment unit cannot be rented for less than 90 days. More
What building permits has 4875 Prince Edward St had?
None since 2017, when the City’s open permit records begin. More
Which schools serve 4875 Prince Edward St?
Elementary: Brock Elementary. Secondary: Sir Charles Tupper Secondary. Placement depends on space: confirm with the school.
How far is the nearest SkyTrain station from 4875 Prince Edward St?
King Edward Station is 1.6 km away in a straight line.
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