- Status:
- Active
- Prop. Type:
- Land Commercial
- MLS® Num:
- C8065826
- Build. Type:
- Freestanding
- Photos (3)
- Schedule / Email
- Send listing
- Mortgage calculator
- Print listing
Schedule a viewing:
- Sale Type:
- Asset
- Ownership:
- Freehold
- Property Type:
- Land Commercial
- Construction:
- Frame Wood
- Building Type:
- Freestanding
- Year built:
- 1946 (Age: 80)
- Living Area:
- 800 sq. ft.
- Lot Area:
- 6,534 sq. ft.
- Acres Freehold:
- 6,534 sq. ft.
- Acres Leasehold:
- 0 sq. ft.
- Current Use:
- See Remarks
- Zoning:
- Signup
- Potential to Redevelop:
- Land Assembly with 20765 Douglas Crescent & 5453 208 Street, No
- Fencing:
- Signup
- # Of Parking Spaces - Total:
- Signup
- Road Frontage:
- Signup
- Heating:
- Signup
- Cooling:
- Electric
- Electricity:
- No
- Services Connected:
- Fully Serviced
- Sewer:
- Public Sewer
- Parcel Number:
- 011311410
- Taxes:
- $5,621.58 / 2024
- No
- Water Supply:
- Public
- Water Rights:
- Yes
- Roof:
- Signup
- Potential to Redevelop:
- Land Assembly with 20765 Douglas Crescent & 5453 208 Street, No
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- Jean Seguin
- RE/MAX Real Estate Services
- 7787852135
- sales@vancouvercommercialbrokers.ca
Industrial, commercial, and institutional (ICI) properties for sale across Vancouver and British Columbia provide opportunities for investors, developers, and owner-users seeking functional real estate assets with long-term value. These properties support logistics, manufacturing, warehousing, education, healthcare, and other essential uses.
Vancouver Business Brokers represents ICI properties throughout Metro Vancouver, the Lower Mainland, and BC, offering professional guidance to buyers and sellers navigating complex commercial real estate transactions.
Types of Industrial, Commercial & Institutional Properties
ICI real estate includes a broad range of property types, such as:
- Industrial warehouses and logistics facilities
- Manufacturing and production buildings
- Institutional properties (education, healthcare, civic use)
- Owner-user commercial facilities
- Redevelopment and land assembly opportunities
Each asset type has unique zoning, operational, and valuation considerations.
Buying Industrial & Institutional Real Estate
Buyers evaluating ICI properties should consider factors beyond purchase price, including:
- Zoning and permitted uses
- Building specifications and functional layout
- Access to transportation and infrastructure
- Tenant occupancy or owner-user requirements
- Long-term redevelopment potential
Professional representation helps buyers assess feasibility and mitigate risk.
Selling Industrial & Commercial Properties
Selling ICI properties requires market insight, strategic exposure, and access to qualified buyers. Demand varies based on location, functionality, and permitted use.
Working with experienced commercial brokers helps sellers:
- Position assets effectively
- Reach institutional and private buyers
- Navigate negotiations and due diligence
- Close transactions efficiently
ICI Markets Across British Columbia
Demand for industrial and institutional properties remains strong in core urban markets, while regional markets may offer opportunities for value-oriented investors.
Understanding regional supply, zoning, and infrastructure development is essential when evaluating pricing and strategy.
Next Steps
If you are considering buying or selling industrial, commercial, or institutional property in Vancouver or British Columbia, professional guidance can help you move forward with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifies as an industrial or institutional property?
Industrial and institutional properties include warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and buildings used for education, healthcare, or civic purposes.
Are industrial properties good investments?
Industrial properties can offer strong demand and long-term value depending on location, zoning, and functionality.
Do you represent ICI properties outside Vancouver?
Yes. We represent industrial, commercial, and institutional properties across British Columbia.
What should buyers review before purchasing?
Buyers should review zoning, building conditions, permitted uses, and local market conditions.
