Studio apartment in older Mount Pleasant building sells for $274,750
Open this photo in gallery:Because it’s a leasehold in an older building, it was one of the cheapest properties available in Vancouver.SuppliedShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free Account36 E. 109, VancouverAsking price: $275,000 (April 22)Previous Asking Prices: $299,000 (Oct. Because it’s a leasehold in an older building, it was one of the cheapest properties available in Vancouver.
- ▪Open this photo in gallery:Because it’s a leasehold in an older building, it was one of the cheapest properties available in Vancouver.SuppliedShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free Account36 E.
- ▪109, VancouverAsking price: $275,000 (April 22)Previous Asking Prices: $299,000 (Oct.
- ▪Because it’s a leasehold in an older building, it was one of the cheapest properties available in Vancouver.
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Open this photo in gallery:Because it’s a leasehold in an older building, it was one of the cheapest properties available in Vancouver.SuppliedShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free Account36 E. 14th Ave., No. 109, VancouverAsking price: $275,000 (April 22)Previous Asking Prices: $299,000 (Oct. 20, 2025); $315,000 (July 2, 2025)Selling price: $274,750 (April 22)Monthly fee, including taxes: $691.30 Days on market: 294Listing agents: Dwayne Launt, Rick Stonehouse and Shaun Gregory, Oakwyn RealtyThe actionOpen this photo in gallery:The ground-level studio apartment is on a quiet street near the future Broadway line subway.SuppliedListing agent Dwayne Launt had received several offers on this apartment, but they were too low for the seller, who was living…
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