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Hastings Building
The Hastings Building, 1199 West Hastings Street, is an attractive building a block from Coal Harbour. Floors are smaller at just over 5,000 sf and it has great views from floor to ceiling windows. It's located on the northeast corner of Bute and Hastings, across the street from Urban Fare, two blocks west of Burrard Street and across the street from Harbour Green Park and the Seawall. There is usually parking available in two adjacent lots and in a very large, multi-floor lot that can be accessed underground by three building elevators. The building has a fitness room with changing rooms and showers. Taxes and operating costs are estimated at $21.01 per square foot for 2024.
1199 West Hastings Street, Downtown, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Vacancies : 1
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Hastings Building
2,444 sf
1401 West 8th Avenue
The Malvern Building is centrally located in the Broadway Corridor on the northwest corner of Hemlock Street and West 8th Avenue. Constructed in 1979; the building offers some fantastic views of Downtown Vancouver. Common areas were renovated in 2019. The building has 4 floors for a total of 54,544 square feet. Taxes and operating costs are estimated at $19.57 per square foot. for 2024. Reserved parking is available in the building for $110.00 per month plus taxes.
1401 West 8th Avenue, West Broadway, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Vacancies : 2
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1125 Howe Street
1125 Howe Street is an attractive building with a brick facade located on the southwest corner of Helmcken and Howe Streets, close to Yaletown, the Downtown core and the Law Courts. It was built in 1985 and has 14 floors of about 10,700 sf for a total size of 128,912 sf. There's a balcony on each corner. Taxes and operating costs are estimated at $15.49 per square foot for 2024. Parking is available at $160.00 per month plus taxes.
1125 Howe Street, Downtown, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Vacancies : 4
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East Asiatic Building
1201 West Pender Street is known as the East Asiatic House and was built for the Prince of Denmark. It was designed by renowned architect Gerald Hamilton who also designed landmark buildings such as the Planitarium and Q.E. Theatre in Vancouver. Located on the northwest corner of Bute Street and West Pender, it has floors of about 6,700 square feet with some good views of Coal Harbour and the North shore mountains. Built in 1963, the building offers 8 floors for a total of 59,483 sf. Parking is available in the building for $220.00 per month + taxes per reserved spot. Located two blocks from Burrard Street on the west side of the Downtown Core, there are many attractive amenites nearby, including restaurants (Urban Fare, Goodlife Fitness in the building, etc.) and Harbour Green Park with the seawall less a block away. Taxes and operating costs are estimated at $19.52 per sq. ft. for the year 2024.
1201 West Pender Street, Downtown, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Vacancies : 2
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