South Granville Condos for Sale
South Granville condos offer buyers a rare entry point into one of Vancouver's most culturally distinguished neighbourhoods. Known for Gallery Row — the stretch of Granville Street between West 5th and West 16th avenues home to major art galleries, antique dealers, and upscale restaurants — South Granville has a sophistication that belies its relatively modest condo inventory. The condo market here serves buyers who want westside character and walkability at lower price points than Kitsilano or Fairview, and investors who appreciate the neighbourhood's central location between downtown, the Cambie Canada Line corridor, and the Broadway Subway.
Quick Answer: South Granville condos range from approximately $545K for a one-bedroom in an older building to $1.15M for a two-bedroom in a newer boutique development. The neighbourhood is known for Gallery Row, VanDusen Botanical Garden, and Granville Island proximity. Walk scores above 90 and access to multiple bus routes make this a genuinely car-optional westside address.
South Granville Condos Market Overview
The South Granville condo market reflects a neighbourhood with more name recognition than condo inventory. Most transactions involve buyers making a deliberate westside choice — they could afford Fairview or even Kitsilano at the lower end, but are drawn to South Granville's cultural atmosphere and its position between multiple transit corridors. Inventory turns over steadily, with well-priced one-bedrooms moving within two to three weeks. The Broadway Plan's influence on the northern edges of South Granville near Broadway is gradually increasing density potential and drawing developer interest for future new supply.
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$2,289,000303 7128 ADERA STREET, Vancouver
3 beds3 baths1,838 sqft
MLS® R3146547 · RE/MAX Crest Realty
$1,300,000808 1561 W 57TH AVENUE, Vancouver
2 beds2 baths1,084 sqft
MLS® R3145969 · Real Broker B.C. Ltd.
$1,385,000603 1515 ATLAS LANE, Vancouver
2 beds2 baths962 sqft
MLS® R3141969 · Interlink Realty
$1,418,000607 1571 W 57TH AVENUE, Vancouver
2 beds2 baths1,174 sqft
MLS® R3142421 · Sutton Group - 1st West Realty
$888,000506 1571 W 57TH AVENUE, Vancouver
2 beds2 baths940 sqft
MLS® R3140817 · RE/MAX Masters Realty
$1,198,000311 7228 ADERA STREET, Vancouver
3 beds2 baths1,018 sqft
MLS® R3136457 · RE/MAX Crest Realty
$838,000105 1515 ATLAS LANE, Vancouver
2 beds2 baths766 sqft
MLS® R3133272 · Sunstar Realty Ltd.
$799,000202 7228 ADERA STREET, Vancouver
1 bed1 bath591 sqft
MLS® R3129469 · Sutton Group - 1st West Realty
$1,588,000603 1571 W 57TH AVENUE, Vancouver
2 beds2 baths1,259 sqft
MLS® R3127362 · RE/MAX Westcoast
Condos Price Range in South Granville
One-bedroom condos in South Granville range from $545K to $800K depending on building vintage and location. Newer boutique strata buildings on or near Granville Street command higher prices. Two-bedroom units range from $800K to $1.15M, with larger and renovated units occasionally exceeding that range. The neighbourhood has a mix of older wood-frame buildings and mid-sized concrete buildings constructed between 1980 and 2015. Monthly maintenance fees are typically $350 to $550 for most South Granville buildings. Proximity to Granville Street commercial activity adds a premium for some buyers but can also mean higher street-level noise in lower-floor units.
Notable Buildings & Developments
The Gallery on Granville — boutique strata building on Gallery Row
Granville and West 10th concrete mid-rise
Carnarvon boutique strata buildings near Douglas Park
Hudson Walk condos on West 6th Avenue
Larchway Gardens strata complex near Granville Island
Lifestyle & Getting Around
Living in South Granville
South Granville residents live within walking distance of Gallery Row's art galleries and boutiques, Granville Island's Public Market, VanDusen Botanical Garden's 55-acre grounds, and the neighbourhood's own cafes and restaurants. The cultural programming is consistent year-round — gallery openings, VanDusen's Festival of Lights at Christmas, and the weekly farmers market at Granville Island keep the area animated through all seasons. The residential streets behind the commercial corridor are quiet and lined with mature trees, providing an unexpected tranquility given the central location. Douglas Park and the community centre at West 22nd provide a neighbourhood social hub.
Transit & Commuting
South Granville is served by frequent bus routes on Granville Street (the 10 Granville bus is one of Vancouver's most frequent), Broadway, and West 16th Avenue. Broadway–City Hall Canada Line station is accessible by a short bus ride or a 20-minute walk from the northern portions of the neighbourhood. The Broadway Subway extension's South Granville Station, expected by 2027, will significantly improve rapid transit access for the heart of the neighbourhood. The neighbourhood is also well-served for cyclists via the protected Ontario Street route and connections to the Granville Island cycling corridor.
Investment Potential
South Granville condos offer solid investment value anchored by the neighbourhood's location between multiple transit corridors and its cultural prestige. The Broadway Subway extension's anticipated South Granville Station will be a significant catalyst for appreciation in the surrounding blocks, following the pattern of Canada Line station openings along Cambie. Rental demand is consistent from professionals and arts-sector workers who value the neighbourhood's character. Gross rental yields for one-bedroom units typically range from 3.5 to 4.5 percent. The Broadway Plan's influence on northern South Granville supports long-term densification and value uplift.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average condo price in South Granville Vancouver?
South Granville condos in 2026 average approximately $650K to $800K for a one-bedroom depending on building vintage and proximity to Gallery Row. Studios in older buildings start around $490K, while two-bedroom units in newer developments range from $800K to $1.15M. The neighbourhood's limited supply and strong lifestyle appeal keep prices firm relative to comparable East Vancouver options.
How close is South Granville to Granville Island?
Granville Island is approximately 1.5 kilometres from the northern end of South Granville, walkable in about 20 minutes along the Granville Street Bridge pedestrian path. By bike, the ride via the Granville Street Bridge cycling path takes under 10 minutes. The False Creek Ferries run a water taxi service from Granville Island to the South False Creek waterfront, which is also accessible from South Granville on foot.
What is the South Granville SkyTrain station?
The South Granville Station is a planned station on the Broadway Subway extension (Millennium Line), expected to open in 2027. It will be located near Granville Street and West Broadway, at the northern edge of the South Granville neighbourhood. The station will provide rapid transit access to downtown Vancouver, Commercial-Broadway, and eventually to UBC when the line is extended. It is anticipated to drive significant appreciation in the surrounding blocks.
Is South Granville a good neighbourhood for art lovers?
South Granville is arguably Vancouver's premier neighbourhood for visual art lovers. Gallery Row on South Granville Street hosts major commercial galleries including Bau-Xi and Ian Tan, the Federation of Canadian Artists gallery, antique dealers, and design showrooms. The Granville Island arts complex is walkable, and the Vancouver Art Gallery is a short bus ride downtown. The neighbourhood hosts gallery openings throughout the year and has a strong culture of public art and design.
How does South Granville compare to Fairview for condos?
South Granville and Fairview are adjacent westside neighbourhoods with different characters. Fairview has more condo density, better Canada Line proximity at Broadway–City Hall and King Edward stations, and a more diverse commercial strip along Broadway. South Granville has more cultural prestige through Gallery Row, quieter residential streets, and VanDusen Botanical Garden. Condo prices in Fairview are typically 5 to 15 percent higher than comparable South Granville units due to the Canada Line premium. Both areas benefit from the coming Broadway Subway extension.
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