Just west of Hastings-Sunrise, the neighbourhood of Hastings is a bit of a hipster hideout with a mix retailers, restaurants & coffee shops and residents who love being close to downtown.
A heavily diverse community, Hastings has a healthy blend of industrial, commercial, retail and residential properties. The edgy-but-evolving Railtown is quickly becoming the home of tech startups. As one of the main arteries to Downtown, Hastings Street offers some of Vancouver`s most unique history.
Hastings is located on the east side of Vancouver and bordered by Hastings Sunrise, Strathcona, Renfrew and Grandview Woodlands.
There are several parks in and around the neighbourhood. Within its boundaries lies Pandora Park, where residents have access to basketball courts, tennis and pickleball courts, playgrounds and a fenced in off-leash dog park. To top it off, the park has an incredible view of Downtown Vancouver. On the south-west corner of Hastings is Woodland Park with its large open fields, a small community garden, playground and a field house. As a major highlight, Woodland Park shows its appreciation of First Nations art by displaying a totem pole just south of the field house.
Elementary schools located in Hastings include Lord Nelson, Admiral Seymour, Sir William Macdonald and Britannia. Templeton Secondary, an excellent secondary school, is located in the south-east corner of the community. For those families looking for a private school, the institution of St. Francis of Assisi is your best choice.
We can’t talk about local amenities without mention of the iconic theatre, The Clutch. Located on Venables, The Clutch provides a mix of contemporary dance, music, theatre & visual arts.
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Here are some more neighbourhoods that you may be interested in.
What started at a neighbourhood full of homes, Collingwood has experienced tremendous growth with several condo buildings and is now a transit hub with three skytrain stations.
With close proximity to Downtown Vancouver via the Hastings corridor, and the North Shore via the Second Narrows Bridge, Hastings-Sunrise (aka East Village) is an up-and-coming neighbourhood.
Anchored by the famous Commercial Drive (aka The Drive), Grandview-Woodland is an eclectic and trendy neighbourhood has a funky urban vibe, friendly folks and tons of energy.
Killarney is a quiet neighbourhood lined with small shopping plazas and residential cul-de-sacs. It also boasts some of the largest green space in Vancouver.
Bordering Burnaby and Metrotown, Renfrew Heights boasts great views of the north shore mountains and offers quick access to all types of shopping, dining and transit.
Stretched along the Fraser River, South Marine borders the major artery of S.W. Marine Drive and offers a mix of old properties along with the new River District community.
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