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Strata buildings in the John Oliver Secondary catchment
583 strata addresses in Vancouver fall inside the John Oliver Secondary catchment — 261 strata corporations, about 1,225 homes. This is the attendance area School District No. 39 (Vancouver) drew, not a list of buildings that happen to be near the school.
- Addresses
- 583
- Corporations
- 261
- Homes
- 1,225
- Grades
- secondary
Where the John Oliver Secondary catchment reaches
A catchment is drawn around a school; a neighbourhood is drawn around everything else. This one covers 3 of Vancouver's local areas.
Strata addresses in this catchment
Showing 48 of 583Each card opens the building's public registry profile. SearchStrata's risk analysis runs only on documents you upload — these directory pages record what a building is, and do not rate the corporation.
1019 E 39th Ave
Vancouver
Built 2024EPS103371045 41st Ave E
Vancouver
EPS87781047 41st Ave E
Vancouver
EPS8778The Crest — 108 35th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 201918 unitsEPS6207The Crest — 108 E 35th Ave
Vancouver
Built 201918 unitsEPS62071087 58th Ave E
Vancouver
EPS96701089 58th Ave E
Vancouver
EPS96701130 37th Ave E
Vancouver
EPS101221233 37th Ave E
Vancouver
4 unitsEPS113381233 E 37th Ave
Vancouver
Built 20254 unitsEPS113381253 41st Ave E
Vancouver
EPS90911328 35th Ave E
Vancouver
EPS109581328 E 35th Ave
Vancouver
Built 2024EPS109581355 36th Ave E
Vancouver
EPS102351357 36th Ave E
Vancouver
EPS102351391 41st Ave E
Vancouver
Built 1999LMS38641399 41st Ave E
Vancouver
Built 1999LMS3864James Walk — 168 E 35th Ave
Vancouver
Built 201748 unitsEPS3680188 33rd Ave E
Vancouver
Built 199718 unitsLMS2960201 50th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 19916 unitsLMS60202 55th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 1995LMS2001203 36th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 2002BCS30203 40th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 1991VAS2774205 36th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 2002BCS30205 50th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 19916 unitsLMS60205 63rd Ave E
Vancouver
Built 2012EPS818206 46th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 2015EPS3351206 E 46th Ave
Vancouver
Built 2016EPS3351207 63rd Ave E
Vancouver
Built 2012EPS818208 38th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 2010BCS3787208 46th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 2015EPS3351208 55th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 1995LMS2001209 50th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 19916 unitsLMS60210 40th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 1987VAS1940211 58th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 2011BCS4234212 40th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 1987VAS1940213 40th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 1991VAS2774213 64th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 2018EPS4906214 63rd Ave E
Vancouver
Built 2002BCS294215 36th Ave E
Vancouver
EPS10275215 50th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 19916 unitsLMS60215 64th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 2018EPS4906216 57th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 1993LMS730217 36th Ave E
Vancouver
EPS10275217 50th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 19916 unitsLMS60218 63rd Ave E
Vancouver
Built 2002BCS294223 45th Ave E
Vancouver
Built 1995LMS1828225 E 57th Ave
Vancouver
Built 20232 unitsEPS9090
This catchment holds 583 strata addresses — more than one page should list. Search the Vancouver directory for a specific one.
A catchment is not a verdict on the building
Every address above is inside the same secondary school boundary and that is the only thing they have in common. Two towers on one block can be a decade apart on their envelope, a hundred thousand dollars apart on their reserve fund, and one special levy apart on what the next two years cost an owner.
In Vancouver strata packages we routinely see: special levy history tied to envelope, roof, or balcony work in 1990s–2000s buildings; CRF balances that look healthy on paper but are below the contributions recommended by the most recent depreciation report; ongoing or recently resolved litigation between owners and council (read every Section 35 record); short-term-rental and pet bylaws that have changed materially in the last 3–5 years; and insurance deductibles for water damage that have crept up significantly since the 2020 commercial insurance hardening.
Looking a building up is free. Add its strata package — minutes, financials, depreciation report, Form B, bylaws — and the reserve fund, the levy history and the litigation come back as findings, each cited to the page it came from.
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Where this comes from
John Oliver Secondary catchment: Vancouver secondary school catchments (SD39), Vancouver School Board. Terms not stated by the publisher
School catchments are the attendance boundaries the school district published. Districts review and redraw them, and placement is the district's decision, not ours — confirm the current catchment with the district before it matters to a purchase.
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