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Neighbourhood overview
This starting view uses 5495 Chancellor Blvd, Vancouver, BC V6T 1E2, Canada as a local reference point. It is not a property report or a statistical average for all of University Endowment Lands. Enter your address above to replace it with your location’s results.
Snapshot updated 2026-09-10. Housing figures: Statistics Canada 2021 Census, small census area 59150936. Boundaries may cross named neighbourhoods.
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Everyday convenience around University Endowment Lands area reference point
Indicative scores around University Endowment Lands area reference point, calculated by Property Insights, not official neighbourhood ratings. Updated 2026-09-10. Nearby services and source coverage affect the scores.
Around University Endowment Lands area reference point, not your entered property.
Source: Google Places via Property Insights, retrieved 2026-09-10. Listings and services can change.
Around University Endowment Lands area reference point, not your entered property.
Source: Google Places via Property Insights, retrieved 2026-09-10. Listings and services can change.
Walkability, transit, family, quiet and green-space scores use nearby services, schools, parks, transit. Enter an address above for the same address-level scores used in the app.
The app reports the smallest available Statistics Canada census area around the address, plus the applicable CMHC rental zone.
2021 Census area 59150936, not the whole neighbourhood.
Source: Statistics Canada 2021 Census profile. Historical, rounded figures.
Most represented period: 1960 or before. This does not establish the age of any individual property.
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What to Expect by Year Built
The most common census period near University Endowment Lands area reference point is 1960 or before. This example uses house inspections queried with 1960, a representative year within that period. These are BC inspection-history findings, not findings at the landmark or every nearby home. Enter the actual year and property type to personalize.
The copper plumbing is older. Old copper can leak depending on age, installation or water acidity. It is possible for corroded pipes to start leaking when used. Consult a plumbing professional for estimates. Recommend monitoring for leaks and replacing sections whenever a…
Older concrete style drains were found in some areas surrounding the home. Old drains tend to clog with debris, disconnect, and be crushed. Drainage that is not functioning can potentially lead to flooding in the yard and on the interior of the home. Flooding and moisture on…
One or more electric receptacles (outlets) had reverse-polarity wiring, where the hot and neutral wires were reversed. Any device plugged into these receptacles may "work" but it is unsafe and risks a short circuit, shock, or fire. Recommend that a qualified electrician…
There are visible vegetation in contact with building. Allowing vegetation remaining in contact with building will keep the wall wet and cause siding deterioration and access for pest activity to reach the roof. We recommend having a qualified specialist removing the…
Rubber hoses were found at one or more washing machines. These can split during use and cause water damage. Recommend installing steel braided hoses.
Substandard paint/caulking were detected during the inspection. Recommend adding paint and caulking to seal all gaps throughout the exterior to prevent moisture penetration and damage to home components. Repair or replace any damaged wood. We recommend engaging a professional…
An electrical outlet was observed within 1.5 meters of a water source (e.g., a sink) that is not protected by a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI). GFCI protection is required in these areas to reduce the risk of electric shock or electrocution. The absence of this…
One or more, or all, appliances are older. Typically the lifespan of appliances such as garburators, range, stove tops, microwaves, refrigerators, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers are 8 to 12 years. These units may not operate efficiently if in disrepair. Possibility…
One or more areas of the fencing are damaged and/or deteriorated. Some sections are leaning, and/or deteriorated. Depending on the scope of work full fencing replacement around a property can be costly. A qualified contractor should evaluate and replace or make repairs as…
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Local inspection services
Whether you are buying a home, reviewing a strata property or preparing to sell, choose an inspection built for the property and the decision in front of you.
Buying a house in University Endowment Lands
A home buyer inspection reviews accessible structure, roofing, exterior, plumbing, electrical, heating and interior components, with thermal imaging and a clear same-day report.
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Buying a strata property in University Endowment Lands
A condo inspection focuses on the suite and visible strata clues. A townhouse inspection also covers accessible exterior, roof, attic and foundation components when they fall within the inspection scope.
Selling a home in University Endowment Lands
Find visible concerns before buyers do. A pre-listing inspection gives you time to plan repairs, prepare disclosures and bring clearer information to the sale.
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