Condo building · Downtown
38 Leopold
2 homes are for sale at 38 Leopold in Downtown right now, with a median asking price of $2.49M.
2
For sale now
$2.49M
Median asking price
$686
Median price / sq ft
$1,680
Median strata fee / month
1992
Year built
Median asking price is the middle asking price of the 2 homes for sale here. Median strata fee is the middle monthly strata figure among those homes — only listings that report a fee are counted, and a strata's official charges are in its Form B.
Building details
- Pets
- Cats OK, No Dogs, Number Limit (One), Yes With Restrictions
- Storeys
- 13
- Parking
- Garage Under Building, Underground, Front Access, Garage Door Opener, Open, Guest, Side Access, Concrete
- Storage locker
- Yes
- Strata fee includes
- Cable TV
- Property manager
- Self Managed
- Homes for sale
- 1× 2 bed, 1× 3 bed
Amenities
- Bike Room
- Exercise Centre
- Caretaker
- Trash
- Gas
- Recreation Facilities
- Maintenance Grounds
- Management
- Cable/Satellite
- Clubhouse
- Snow Removal
Pet rules, parking, amenities and fee inclusions are as reported on recent MLS® listings for this building — the building's official bylaws are in its strata documents.
- 602 – 38 Leopold Place$569K
2 bed · 2 bath · 1222 sq ft · strata $605/mo
MLS® R3177263 · Listed by Oakwyn Realty Ltd.
- 1200 – 38 Leopold Place$2.49M
3 bed · 3.5 bath · 3628 sq ft · strata $1680/mo
MLS® R3177076 · Listed by LeHomes Realty Premier
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Getting around
- SkyTrain
- Columbia (Expo Line) · 870 m, 11 min walk
- New Westminster (Expo Line) · 1.5 km, 18 min walk
- Sapperton (Expo Line) · 1.6 km, 20 min walk
Frank on Downtown
Almost everything on the market here is an apartment, with median prices sitting around $600K for roughly 850 square feet. Typical buildings date to around 2008, though construction spans from 1958 to 2026, and larger three-bedroom options are rare with only fifteen listed. Monthly strata fees run about $500, so check exactly what that covers. If you consider the older buildings, I always tell clients to review the depreciation report for upcoming levies.
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