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StrataReports | Demographics Report for SE Kensington-Cedar Cottage / Victoria-Fraserview in Vancouver (DA 59153297)

City (CY): Vancouver

Neighborhoods and FSA (V5P): SE Kensington-Cedar Cottage / Victoria-Fraserview

General Info

This lively Vancouver neighborhood is home to just over a thousand residents and features a unique blend of housing and demographics distinct from the city at large. With lower homeownership rates and fewer condominiums than the city average, the area is characterized by a significant number of low-rise apartments. Employment here lags behind the city, yet the area boasts a vibrant immigrant community, with nearly 60% being immigrants, making it notably more diverse than the broader Vancouver area.

Population

1,017

Vancouver

662,248

Total Dwellings

402

Vancouver

328,347

Owner Ratio

49.4 %

Vancouver

45.5 %

Condo Ratio

17.7 %

Vancouver

36.7 %

Worked in 2021

58.3 %

Vancouver

67 %

School District 39: Vancouver

Tecumseh Elementary School

Kindergarten

Grades: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

1850 East 41st Avenue

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Public

Tecumseh Annex

Kindergarten

Grades: 1, 2, 3

1551 East 37th Avenue

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Public

Cunningham Elementary School

Kindergarten

Grades: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

2330 East 37th Avenue

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Public

Sir Sandford Fleming Elementary School

Kindergarten

Grades: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

6363 Lanark Street

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Public

Corpus Christi School

Kindergarten

Grades: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

2360 Waverley Avenue

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Private

Selkirk Annex

Kindergarten

Grades: 1, 2, 3, 4

4444 Dumfries Street

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Public

Age Distribution

The area features a diverse age range, with a notable presence of middle-aged and older adults, particularly those over 65, compared to the city.

Household Income Distribution

Income levels vary, with a higher concentration of middle-income households earning between $70k and $125k annually, compared to the wider city where both lower and higher income brackets are more common.

Dwelling Structure

The housing landscape is dominated by low-rise apartments, which make up more than half of all dwellings, while high-rise living is virtually absent, unlike in the larger city.

Dwelling Construction Dates

Housing is predominantly newer, with a remarkable proportion constructed between 1991 and 2005, contrasting with Vancouver's older housing stock.

Work Commute Distribution

The area has a higher reliance on cars and public transit for commuting compared to Vancouver, but notably fewer residents walk or bike to work.

Education Distribution

Educational attainment is generally lower than the city average, with a much higher percentage of residents lacking formal qualifications and fewer holding bachelor's or master's degrees.

Immigration Distribution

The neighborhood is a vibrant hub for immigrants, with nearly 60% of the population having immigrated, significantly higher than the city's 42%.

Household Size Distribution

Households in this area are generally larger, with a significant portion consisting of three or more people, contrasting with Vancouver's tendency towards single-person households.