Coal Harbour in Vancouver is all about the Mountain View and Seaplanes

Coal Harbour in Vancouver is where you can experience spectacular views of the North Shore Mountains, Stanley Park or sweeping views of the City of Vancouver. 

The Seawall at Stanley Park continues to Coal Harbour and becomes the Coal Harbour Seawall, great for a bike ride or a brisk walk. Stop for lunch along the way to take in the view. See the Sea Planes take off and land while you enjoy watching the boats making their way through the Harbour.

The majority of housing in Coal Harbour consists of high rise condominiums with a light sprinkling of townhouses for good measure. Coal Harbour is bordered by downtown Vancouver to the south, Stanley Park on the West and Gastown to the East. A convenient place to live if you work downtown. Only a short walk to the Seabus providing easy access to the North Shore and of course close to Skytrain.

Highlights include:

• Awesome views of the North Shore Mountains
• The Coal Harbour Seawall for roller blading, biking or walking
• Steps to downtown, walk, bike, transit Hook up easily to the bike route
• Plenty to see in Coal Harbour including planes and boats
• Canada Line at the Sea-bus station offers great access Sea-bus to North Vancouver in 15 minutes

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Contact Jeffrey Sefton for more information about Coal Harbour Homes

Jeffrey Sefton
Macdonald Realty Ltd.
604-263-1911
jeffrey@sefton.ca | www.sefton.ca

Listing supply continued to rebound this past week after trending downwards to start September.  We saw 203 new attached listings across Vancouver West (up from 131 new attached listings in the previous period) with 112 of those listings falling in the downtown neighbourhood (an increase from the 66 new attached listings in the previous recorded period). The downtown core neighbourhood continued to account for the largest supply ratio with 63 new attached listings (or roughly 56% of all listing activity for the downtown areas).  Coal Harbour saw relatively static listing activity with 15 new attached listings, well False Creek North also remained relatively stable with 11 new attached listings.

Supply conditions continued to moderate this past week as the market reacted to lower-then-average sales figures through August, and a drop in general consumer confidence through the period.  This past week we saw 131 new attached listings (down for the second consecutive week from the 146 new attached listings in the previous week).  The downtown core fell notably with just 28 new attached listings this past week (down from 86 new attached listings in the previous period) with Coal Harbour and False Creek North remaining relatively stable with 16 and 12 new attached listings in each respective neighbourhood.