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Boulevard continues to be a high-demand sub-area. Inventory typically moves faster than the regional average.
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A mix of pre-war craftsman bungalows, 1940s–1960s character homes, and some newer infill, with detached prices typically from $1.9M to $2.4M.
The neighbourhood feeds into Sutherland Secondary and is served by several elementary schools including Queensbury Elementary and Ridgeway Elementary.
Grand Boulevard Linear Park stretches along 13th Street West with historic elms and a promenade, and Mahon Park offers sports fields and playgrounds nearby.
Lonsdale Avenue's growing restaurant and café scene — including Mija, Lift Coffee, and the North Shore Winter Club area — is easily accessible within a short walk or drive.
Boulevard benefits from adjacency to the prestigious Grand Boulevard address without the premium price, making it attractive to buyers seeking character and value on North Vancouver's mid-slopes.
Detached character homes in the Boulevard neighbourhood typically sell in the $1.9M to $2.4M range as of April 2026. The area is almost exclusively single-family, with occasional stratified character conversions available at lower price points.
Elementary-age children typically attend Queensbury Elementary or Ridgeway Elementary, while secondary students feed into Sutherland Secondary (8–12), one of North Vancouver's well-regarded public high schools.
Boulevard offers strong fundamentals: established character homes, proximity to Grand Boulevard park, and solid access to Lonsdale services. The neighbourhood's architectural heritage and canopy streets support continued buyer interest and measured price appreciation.
The SeaBus terminal in Lower Lonsdale is reachable in roughly 10–15 minutes by car or bus, making downtown Vancouver accessible in under 30 minutes total. Bus routes 228 and 239 run along Lonsdale Avenue. Driving to downtown via the Lions Gate Bridge or Second Narrows Bridge is approximately 25–35 minutes.
Boulevard sits in the sweet spot between North Vancouver's historic Grand Boulevard corridor and the mountain slopes above — close enough to the park and the city to feel connected, yet quiet enough to feel genuinely residential. The character home stock gives it a visual identity that newer developments simply cannot replicate.
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Boulevard is a mid-slope North Vancouver neighbourhood occupying the elevated terrain between the Grand Boulevard corridor and the upper residential streets approaching the mountain. The area is defined by its architectural character — craftsman bungalows, stucco character homes, and post-war houses that line wide, quiet streets with established tree canopy.
The neighbourhood is well-positioned for access to both Lonsdale Avenue amenities to the south and the green corridors of the North Shore mountains to the north. Grand Boulevard Linear Park, with its historic elm canopy and pedestrian promenade, is just steps away for morning walks and weekend recreation.
Families are drawn to Boulevard for its manageable commute times, proximity to both Sutherland and Carson Graham secondary schools, and the kind of walkable, established streetscape that is increasingly difficult to find anywhere in Metro Vancouver at any price.