- Status:
- For Lease
- Prop. Type:
- Office, Retail
- MLS® Num:
- C8070434
- Build. Type:
- Street-Level Storefront
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- Mortgage calculator
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- Sale Type:
- Lease
- Lease Type:
- Net
- Sublease:
- No
- Ownership:
- Leasehold
- Property Type:
- Office, Retail
- Commercial Type:
- Retail
- Construction:
- Mixed
- Building Type:
- Street-Level Storefront, Strip Mall
- Year built:
- 1985 (Age: 41)
- Leasable Area:
- 1,186 sq. ft.
- Lot Area:
- 0 sq. ft.
- Zoning:
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- Fencing:
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- # Of Parking Spaces - Total:
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- Road Frontage:
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- Heating:
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- Electricity:
- No
- Parcel Number:
- 006629059
- Taxes:
- $184,286 / 2025
- No
- Cap Rate %:
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- Gross Income:
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- Other Income:
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- Effective Gross Income:
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- Net Operating Income:
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- Basic Rent per Month:
- 3113.25
- Additional Rent per Month:
- 1482.5
- Basic Rent per Annum:
- 37359.0
- Basic Rent per Annum per SF:
- 31.5
- Additional Rent per Annum per SF:
- 15.0
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Retail commercial spaces for sale across Vancouver and British Columbia offer opportunities for both investors and owner-users seeking stable income, strong locations, and long-term value. Retail properties include storefronts, mixed-use buildings, strip retail, and freestanding commercial units located in high-traffic corridors and growing communities.
Vancouver Business Brokers represents retail commercial properties throughout Metro Vancouver, the Lower Mainland, and BC, providing professional guidance to buyers and sellers navigating this competitive asset class.
Types of Retail Commercial Properties
Retail commercial spaces vary widely based on location, tenant mix, and zoning. Common retail property types include:
- Street-front retail units
- Mixed-use buildings with residential above
- Strip retail and small plazas
- Freestanding commercial buildings
- Owner-user retail opportunities
Each property type presents different income profiles, risk levels, and operational considerations.
Buying Retail Commercial Property
Buyers considering retail commercial real estate should evaluate more than the purchase price. Important factors include:
- Tenant quality and lease terms
- Visibility, access, and foot traffic
- Zoning and permitted uses
- Remaining lease term and renewals
- Long-term redevelopment potential
Professional representation helps buyers identify risks and assess whether a property aligns with investment or operational goals.
Selling Retail Commercial Property
Selling retail commercial property requires proper pricing, strategic exposure, and qualified buyers. Market conditions, tenant stability, and lease structure all influence value.
Working with experienced commercial brokers helps sellers:
- Position assets effectively
- Maintain confidentiality when required
- Reach qualified buyers and investors
- Navigate negotiations and closing
Retail Commercial Markets Across BC
Retail demand varies by region. Urban centres such as Vancouver present strong owner-user and investor interest, while secondary markets may attract buyers seeking higher yields.
Understanding local market dynamics is essential when pricing or evaluating retail assets.
Next Steps
If you are considering buying or selling retail commercial property in Vancouver or British Columbia, professional guidance can help you navigate the process with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of retail commercial properties are available?
Retail properties include storefronts, mixed-use buildings, strip retail, and freestanding commercial units.
Is retail commercial property a good investment?
Retail property can provide stable income, but performance depends on location, tenant quality, and lease terms.
Do you represent retail properties outside Vancouver?
Yes. We represent retail commercial properties across British Columbia.
Can owner-users purchase retail commercial space?
Yes. Many retail properties are suitable for owner-operators depending on zoning and use.
