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One record for every strata building in British Columbia — what it’s built of, what’s around it, and what it has decided. Because the levy that lands on your unit comes from the roof, not the kitchen.
Every strata corporation in BC. Try a street address, a plan number like EPS8443, or a school.
- 19,000+ BC strata corporations
- Every answer cites the page
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1450 Cedar Court
Vancouver, BC
From the public record
- Strata plan
- EPS2201
- Year built
- 2012
- Storeys
- 14
- Homes
- 142
- Management company
- unknown
Poor
With the building’s own documents read
What decided this grade
- Special levy approved — $12,400 per unit
- Reserve fund at 61% of the depreciation report's recommendation
- Water ingress noted in the 2023 minutes, unresolved
Example record — not a real building.
Building intelligence, in three parts
The building, the neighbourhood around it, and its own documents. The building is free and needs no account — its facts were already public.
1 · Free, no account
The building
What you’re buying into
Built of, year, storeys, homes, who manages it, what's been remediated. Assembled from land title, the assessment roll and strata filings. No account.
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The neighbourhood
What you can’t change
Nine areas past the lot line, measured from public BC data — transit, schools, hazard, crime, what's approved next door. Never in the building's own paperwork.
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The documents
What you’re inheriting
The levies, the reserve fund, the litigation, the engineer's schedule — read out of this corporation's own package, each finding pointing at its page.
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Every building already has a record
No upload, no account. Here is one BC strata corporation, read from the register as this page loaded — including the field we don't have.
Wall Centre Central Park
5515 Boundary Rd, Vancouver, BC
- Strata plan
- EPS3434
- Year built
- 2017
- Storeys
- 29
- Homes
- 1,048
- Management company
- unknown
Everything above is the public record, held for every strata corporation in the province. The levies, the reserve fund balance, the litigation and the engineer's schedule live in the building's own documents — reading those is what makes a record like this one worth acting on.
See the full recordThe record doesn’t stop at the property line.
The record says what the building is built of. Its own documents, further down, say what it has decided and deferred. Neither says a rapid transit station is opening four blocks away, or that the block sits in a mapped floodplain. Location Insights measures nine areas around the building from public BC data, the same way the rest of the record is measured.
Location score
- Coverage
- 88%
- Confidence
- 94%
- Addresses
- 4 of 4
Distance to nearest transit stop
240m
94 / 100Bus stop at the corner, 6 routes.
Frequent service within 400 mConcern
61departures/weekday
38 / 100Below the all-day 15-minute threshold.
Example profile — not a real building.
Nine areas, scored
Transit, schools, hazard, amenities, crime, infrastructure, development, demographics, change.
The records, not just the score
Which schools, how far. Which station, how frequent. Which projects nearby, and when they finish.
Gaps named, never guessed
An area with no measurement says so. A dataset that does not reach the municipality is reported missing, never zero.
In beta for BC strata corporations, where coverage is still expanding. Scores measure a building’s surroundings — not its finances — and are reference only.
3 · The documents — a credit, or Pro
Then go deep on one building
Public records can say what a building is and where it stands. Only this corporation’s own package says what it has decided, deferred and spent — and every finding points at the page it came from.
Special levy approved — $12,400 per unit, payable over three instalments
AGM minutes, p. 47
Contingency reserve at 61% of the depreciation report's recommendation
Depreciation report, p. 12
Envelope remediation completed 2014; no work scheduled since
Engineer's report, p. 3
Water-damage deductible raised to $100,000 at renewal
Insurance certificate, p. 1
Two owner disputes recorded, both resolved in 2024
Council minutes, p. 8
Water ingress raised at four meetings across 2021–2023
Minutes, 4 occurrences
Example findings. Every real one points at the page it came from.
What people actually ask
Real questions, and which part of the record answers each one.
1 · The building
- How old is this building, and what is it built of?
- How many homes does it hold, and who manages it?
- Has the envelope ever been remediated?
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2 · The neighbourhood
- What is approved on the block next door?
- How far is the nearest elementary school?
- Does this parcel sit in a mapped floodplain?
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3 · The documents
- Is there a levy coming on this building?
- Has the reserve fund recovered?
- What will a levy cost the owner of this unit?
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Every answer points at the record or the page it came from. Look a building up
The building is always free
The record is how most people meet us, and it stays open — not as a trial of something else, but because a building’s own facts were already public. Paying widens it past the lot line and deepens it into the package.
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- Search every strata corporation in British Columbia
- The building's record: age, construction, units, management company
- Preliminary risk signals from construction era, size and location
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- Side-by-side building comparison
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- PDF export, and re-run a report when new documents arrive
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From the blog
Plain-language guides on BC strata documents, special levies, and what to look for before you buy.
How to Read the Neighbourhood Around a BC Strata: Signals Every Buyer Should Check
What surrounds a BC strata building can shape your daily life and long-term investment. Here’s how to use public data to understand transit, schools, hazards, development, crime, and demographics—without making judgment calls for you.
How to Read a BC Strata Building’s Structure, Age, and Identity From Public Records
Before you ever see the strata documents, you can learn a surprising amount about a BC building—its construction, age, management, and past repairs—by piecing together public records. Here’s how to approach this detective work, with practical examples from Vancouver and other BC cities.
How to Read the Actual Documents in a BC Strata Package: The Deep Dive for Buyers
For buyers racing the subject-removal clock, the real answers about a BC strata come from reading what’s actually on paper: minutes, budgets, the CRF, special levies, depreciation reports, Form B and more. Here’s how to spot what matters—and what’s missing—in the documents themselves.
How to Read What’s Really Around a BC Strata Building: A Practical Guide to Neighbourhood Data
When buying a BC strata, knowing what’s around the building—transit, schools, hazards, amenities, and more—can shift your decision. Here’s how to read public data for the signals that matter most, from walkability to future development.