2024 Sasamat St, Vancouver, BC

A freehold property, built 1993 on a 344 m² R1-1 lot with a rear lane. Older than 57% of the buildings on Sasamat St.

Assessed 2026
$2,105,000
Zoning
R1-1
Lot
≈ 344 m²
Built
1993
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What the records show for 2024 Sasamat St

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9 new buildings and 5 demolitions within 300 m

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What the record says
Permits issued in the last 24 months. Largest: 4519 W 4TH AVENUE, $3,750,000.
What it means
The area is being rebuilt. Expect construction nearby for a while.
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R1-1 lot: fits a multiplex, 3–4 homes, borderline

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Combined sewer on this block

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1 permit on this lot since 2017

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A permit is filed under another civic number

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Assessed at $2,105,000, +2% since 2021

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On or next to an arterial road (W 4th Ave)

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Short-term rentals: only in your principal residence

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Not on the Heritage Register

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Outside the City floodplain

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About 2024 Sasamat St

Assessed at $2,105,000 for 2026 (−10% on 2025). One of the lowest assessed houses on Sasamat St. The lot is smaller than 93% of the lots in West Point Grey. 1 building permit since 2017. The latest, from Nov 2019: new building, laneway house ($150,000). School catchment: Queen Mary Elementary and Byng Secondary.

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Assessment history of 2024 Sasamat St

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2026$2,105,000
Up 2% since 2021
20202026

Permits on this lot · 1 since 2017

Nov 2019 · New building, laneway house$150,000

The lot and zoning

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Area≈ 344 m²
ZoningR1-1
Frontage and depth
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Schools and parks near 2024 Sasamat St

Elementary catchmentQueen Mary Elementary
Secondary catchmentByng Secondary
Queen Mary Elementary298 m
West Point Grey Academy552 m
Pacific Spirit School767 m
West Point Grey Park415 m
Locarno Park492 m

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Transit near 2024 Sasamat St

Nearest SkyTrain: Yaletown-Roundhouse (Canada Line)6.3 km
Westbound W 4th Ave @ Sasamat St · 467 m
Eastbound W 4th Ave @ Trimble St · 4168 m
Westbound W 4th Ave @ Trimble St · 4169 m

Bus routes within 400 m: 4, 44, 84

Street, trees and terrain

City street trees in frontNone recorded
Ground elevation≈ 59 m above sea level
Slope across the lotFlat, about 1 m
Nearest arterial roadW 4th Ave, 35 m
Truck route35 m

Crime near 2024 Sasamat St

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Incidents within 400 m in the last 12 months, by type: in the full report.

Rezoning and development nearby

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Within 300 m in the last two years: 9 new-building permits and 5 demolition permits.

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Rezoning applications within 800 m: in the full report.

In West Point Grey, the City issued 132 new-building permits and 66 demolition permits in the last two years. About the neighbourhood

Questions about 2024 Sasamat St

What is 2024 Sasamat St assessed at?

$2,105,000 for 2026, from BC Assessment through the City’s property tax report.

When was 2024 Sasamat St built?

In 1993, according to BC Assessment. A major improvement is recorded in 1994.

What is the zoning of 2024 Sasamat St?

It is zoned R1-1 under the Vancouver Zoning and Development By-law. More

What can be built at 2024 Sasamat St?

Under R1-1 the lot appears to fit a multiplex, 3–4 homes, right at the minimum size, so a survey decides. It has a rear lane, which a laneway home needs. More

Is 2024 Sasamat St in a floodplain?

No. It is outside the floodplains designated by the City of Vancouver. More

Is 2024 Sasamat St on the Heritage Register?

No. It is not listed on the Vancouver Heritage Register. More

Can 2024 Sasamat 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 2024 Sasamat St had?

The City has issued 1 permit since 2017. The latest, from Nov 2019: new building ($150,000). More

Which schools serve 2024 Sasamat St?

Elementary: Queen Mary Elementary. Secondary: Byng Secondary. Placement depends on space: confirm with the school.

How far is the nearest SkyTrain station from 2024 Sasamat St?

Yaletown-Roundhouse Station is 6.3 km away in a straight line.

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