Neighbourhood Guide | Vancouver
Buying a home in Fraser Street
An east side corridor neighbourhood rebuilding itself in half duplexes, with a walkable commercial strip and price per square foot above the eastern edge of the city but well below the west side.
The short answer
20 newly built ground-oriented homes are active in Fraser Street, Vancouver. The median lists at $1,553,500 for 1,507 sq ft at $1,078 per square foot. The stock is 3 townhouses and 17 half duplexes, 7% below the regional median size.
- Active listings
- 20
- Median price
- $1,553,500
- Median per sq ft
- $1,078
- Median size
- 1,507 sq ft
Newly built ground-oriented homes in Fraser Street
20 active listings
- Median list price
- $1,553,500
- Median price per sq ft
- $1,078
- Median size
- 1,507 sq ft
- Median strata fee
- Not enough data
- Median annual property tax
- $1 to $6,799
typical range $1,222,400 to $1,975,900
typical range $895 to $1,200
typical range 1,286 sq ft to 1,719 sq ft
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What Fraser Street is actually like
Half duplexes dominate almost completely. Like Renfrew and Knight, this is a neighbourhood where the new housing arrives one lot at a time, so a new home usually sits between two much older ones.
Fraser Street itself carries shops, restaurants, and services along its length, which makes the area more walkable than its transit connections alone would suggest. There is no SkyTrain station in the area.
Homes are tall and narrow on standard Vancouver lots. Three storeys is normal and the bedrooms are upstairs.
This is one of the more expensive east side areas per square foot, which reflects the walkability and the proximity to Main Street and Mount Pleasant rather than any transit advantage.
Rapid transit
Rapid transit is close but generally beyond an easy walk from most homes here. Expect to drive, cycle, or take a bus to the station.
- Median distance to the nearest station
- 1.7 km
- Closest station to any home here
- 1.6 km
straight line, across 20homes
Oakridge-41st Avenue
Stations these homes are nearest to
- King EdwardCanada Line · nearest home 1.6 km
- Langara-49th AvenueCanada Line · nearest home 1.7 km
- Oakridge-41st AvenueCanada Line · nearest home 1.6 km
Distances are measured in a straight line from each listing to the nearest SkyTrain, SeaBus, or West Coast Express station, using coordinates published by TransLink. A straight line is not a walk: a station 400 m away across a rail cut, a river, or a highway can be a twenty minute journey. Check the specific address on a map before treating any of these numbers as a commute.
Fraser Street against Vancouver, and against the region
Price per sq ft
$1,078
Vancouver: $1,109
Region: $816
Median size
1,507 sq ft
7% below the regional 1,619 sq ft
Freehold, no strata
3 of 20
Region: 243 of 1,469
Is Fraser Street right for you
Works well if
- ✓ Buyers who want a walkable east side high street and a new home on it
- ✓ People happy to use buses rather than SkyTrain
- ✓ Anyone who prefers a two-owner strata to a complex
Does not work if
- ✕ You need SkyTrain within walking distance
- ✕ You want a large flat floor plate
- ✕ Your budget is at the lower end of the east side, since this area prices above it
Check before you offer
- → How far the address actually is from the Fraser Street commercial strip
- → Whether the home is the front or back half
- → The bus routes serving the address and their real frequency
- → The strata agreement between the two owners
Fraser Street on the map
Every home behind the figures above. Click a pin for the photo, the price, and a Street View link, so you can see the street before you plan a visit.
20 of 20 homes plotted. Click a pin for the photo, the price, and a Street View link. Zoom with the plus and minus buttons or by pinching.
Newly built homes for sale in Fraser Street
$550,0002 595 E 49TH AVENUE
Fraser Street · 2 bed · 645 sq ft
$1,199,000
Freehold
646 E 23RD AVENUE
Fraser Street · 2 bed · 1,146 sq ft
$1,225,0001 595 E 49TH AVENUE
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,361 sq ft
$1,299,900593 E 49TH AVENUE
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,343 sq ft
$1,375,0003 595 E 49TH AVENUE
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,726 sq ft
$1,449,000851 E 19TH AVENUE
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,568 sq ft
$1,498,000920 E 16TH AVENUE
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,495 sq ft
$1,499,0002 5033 PRINCE ALBERT STREET
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,411 sq ft
$1,499,0001 468 E 18TH AVENUE
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,301 sq ft
$1,539,0002 4956 CHESTER STREET
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,574 sq ft
$1,568,0006307 CHESTER STREET
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,545 sq ft
$1,688,000
Freehold
2 648 E 23RD AVENUE
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,518 sq ft
$1,698,0002 456 38TH AVENUE
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,419 sq ft
$1,698,0001 878 E 37TH AVENUE
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,554 sq ft
$1,698,000
Freehold
1 648 E 23RD AVENUE
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,518 sq ft
$1,755,0001 456 E 38TH AVENUE
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,464 sq ft
$1,798,0001 810 E 22ND AVENUE
Fraser Street · 3 bed · 1,487 sq ft
$1,969,0001 470 E 18TH AVENUE
Fraser Street · 4 bed · 1,718 sq ft
2 more active listings are not shown here. Search every active listing . Prices are the list price. Most new homes have GST added on top.
Common questions
What does a newly built home cost in Fraser Street?
The median list price across 20 active newly built ground-oriented listings in Fraser Street is $1,553,500, at $1,078 per square foot for a median 1,507 sq ft. That compares to $1,109 across Vancouver as a whole.
Are homes in Fraser Street townhouses or half duplexes?
Of the 20 active listings, 3 are townhouses and 17 are half duplexes. 3 are freehold with no strata and 17 are strata. That mix decides whether you get a complex with a monthly fee or half a house with one neighbour.
Is Fraser Street expensive for east Vancouver?
It prices above the eastern edge of the city per square foot and below the west side, which is what the walkable commercial strip and the proximity to Main Street buy. The tables on this page put a number on it against every other neighbourhood in the region.
Is there a SkyTrain station on Fraser Street?
No. The corridor is walkable to shops and services along Fraser Street itself, but there is no rapid transit station in the area. Bus routes serve the corridor, and buyers who need SkyTrain within walking distance should look elsewhere.
Are Fraser Street homes townhouses or half duplexes?
Half duplexes dominate almost completely. Like Renfrew and Knight nearby, this is a neighbourhood where new housing arrives one lot at a time, so a new home usually sits between two much older ones.
Are Fraser Street homes large?
No. Homes are tall and narrow on standard Vancouver lots, with three storeys being normal and bedrooms upstairs. The floor plate is comparable to the rest of the east side rather than larger.
What should you verify before buying on Fraser Street?
How far the address actually is from the Fraser Street commercial strip, whether the home is the front or back half of the lot, the bus routes serving the address and their real frequency, and the strata agreement between the two owners.
How current are these numbers?
They are recalculated from active MLS® listings every time the site is rebuilt, and were last measured on 2026-10-23. They describe what is on the market now, not what has sold.
Where these figures come from
- VanPlex active listings, MLS® data
Active townhouses, half duplexes, and row houses built in the last two years across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
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- TransLink, open data and GTFS
Station and stop locations for the transit distance calculations.
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- BC Assessment
Assessed values, which drive the municipal property tax bill.
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