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Vatjs – One Bedrooms VATJSS – Housing Listing FOR THE WEEK OF July13, 2020 VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM –$1000 / 1br - 1 Bedroom Basement for rent ( Utilities Included ) (Vancouver) - 1 Bedroom- 1 Bathroom- 1 Kitchen/living room, Utilities and Wifi Included, Near : Langara College, Fraser and 49th (604) 724-0686 ext. Ms Siyama VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM - $800 / 1br - 1000ft2 - 1 bedroom Vancouver-Now (Commercial skytrain station-Vancouver) $800/month, 1 bedroom on 2nd floor of a house. Unfortunately No Kitchen Temporarily. Only suitable for one person. You have your own bathroom Large (1000 sft) and quite place. Nice view. Fire place. Hardwood floor. Location: Commercial Drive and Broadway Street Very close to transit, Commercial Broadway skytrain station, only 1 block away. Available now. No pets and Non-smoking. If interested, please leave a message at 604-325-0527 and we will call you back, we do not have caller ID. VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM - $ 670 / 1br - 144ft2 - 1 Bedroom in 4BR Upper Floor House (Rupert St & 15th Ave.) (Vancouver) 1 Bedroom in a renovated 4 Bedrooms Suite Upper Floor Vancouver Special for rent. Shared accommodation, the other 3 bedrooms are occupied. Newer Kitchen with stone counter-top, newer faucet, newer bottom mount freezer fridge, newer smooth cook top stove, back splash tiles with LED cabinet lights, new maple hardwood cabinet, dishwasher included, lots of counter and cabinet space, newer tile flooring, North shore mountain views from living room, Huge deck at the back with cover, with great view looking at downtown Vancouver. Entrance in both front and back, In-suite laundry included, Located on a quiet street near Rupert and 15th. 20 min drive to Downtown. Easy access to Downtown, SFU, BCIT or UBC through skytrain. There are a lot of amenities at this location: Superstore, Wal-Mart, Canadian Tire, Save on Foods, Starbucks, Boston Pizza, Wendy's, McDonald's, 15 min walk to Rupert Skytrain Station, 4 min drive to Renfrew Community Center and Pool, 4 min drive to Thunderbird Community Center, 5 min walk to Falaise Park, lots of parks and green spaces in the area. suitable for a single working professional or university student, work reference required. no drug, no smoking and no pet, 1 year lease required, Available on August 1, The bedroom is $670 per month plus 1/8 of utilities (both Hydro and Gas) Please call 604-230-9328 and leave a message briefly talk about yourself and your occupation VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM -$ 590 / 1br - 100ft2 - Bedrooms for rent – 38 West 41st Avenue (38 West 41st Avenue / Ontario / Vancouver) **Exclusive offer to lower the rent by $160.00 for the first two months of rent if you apply by July 31 and move in by August1st!** **Due to COVID-19 pandemic, all viewers must wear a mask to enter to view the property and you must sign a waiver form. Beautiful bedrooms for rent in this shared house located off 41st Avenue, Vancouver. Simple but spacious floorplan and layout, best suite for student or workers for a vibrant lifestyle in Vancouver. Walking distance to Oakridge Mall and Skytrain station. Don’t hesitate and book a showing to view now- Off 41st Avenue, easy access to shops, restaurants, bus stop and more- 9 MTS – Vancouver Aboriginal Transformative Justice Services Society – 2982 Nanaimo Street, Vancouver BC V5N 5G3 – Tel: 604.251.7200 – Fax: 604.251.7201 – Email [email protected] VATJSS – Housing Listing 10 Minute walk to Oakridge 41st Avenue Skytrain Station- 2 minute walk to No.41 bus stop. FEATURES:Shared spaces includes:- Living Room- Kitchen- Washroo- Laundr- Front and back yards.RENT:- $690.00 for Small bedroom at the ground floor (after discount period is $850.00)- $590.00 for Small bedroom on second floor, furnished (after discount period is $750.00)- $790.00 for Medium sized bedroom on second floor, unfurnished (after discount period is$950.00)- No Pets and No Smoking (strict)- Rent includes BC Hydro, Fortis Gas and internet (wifi)- 2 Month tenancy to start with. If all rent payment is paid on time, you will get another 10 month extension, no sublet- Landlord is in charge of landscaping, but tenant must remove dead leaves and snow- Applications with references will be considered after showing. For showing: please call Magsen Realty Inc. at 778-223- 7738 (Call or Text) VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM-$ 1000 / 1br - Bachelor basement suite in capitol hill burnaby aug1 (Capitol hill) hardwood laminate floor, Counter top, stove oven refrigerator, In suite washer and dryer, living room is a good size ...bedroom is small ideal for one person, will be available for august 1st suitable for ONE person, no pets, one year lease, 1000 includes heat electricity and hot water, No wifi, please text and mention ad title, Close to sfu and transit, Text 7788403116 no responses after 8pm, 35 Holdom ave Burnaby. VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM -$750 / 1br - bedroom suit in new house (read below) (Vancouver) Self bedrooms of the newly constructed house. Shared bedrooms talk in detail (The rent have to discuss) shared kitchen and shared bathroom, hydro, internet, gas included, No party, No pets, No smoking, Great location, Close to parks, Pls contact Judy only by text @778-889- 9178. Time between 10:00am-7:00pm text only! VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM – $ 850 / 1br - 100ft2 - SRO Units Available ! One Month Free Rent (Vancouver) Micro Units offer an affordable way to live in the beautiful and conveniently located downtown core of Vancouver. Our 100+ year old heritage building located at 620 West Pender, Street, Vancouver, it is a clean and safe place to call home. One Month Free Rent - Please contact our building manager for further information. A micro unit is a 100 sq ft room with a vanity, sink, and bar fridge. Tenants provide their own cooking appliances such as hot plates,This is a very clean, quiet, and safe building. Home to a great bunch of tenants! 620 West Pender, Vancouver.RENT INCLUDES:- Courtesy WiFi- Heat- Hot Water- Electricity- TERMS- 6 months lease required; month to month thereafter- 1/2 month's rent deposit plus fob deposit required- This kind of living is intended for one person per room, not couples, please contact Samrae at 604 816 1507 9 MTS – Vancouver Aboriginal Transformative Justice Services Society – 2982 Nanaimo Street, Vancouver BC V5N 5G3 – Tel: 604.251.7200 – Fax: 604.251.7201 – Email [email protected] VATJSS – Housing Listing VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM - $ 860 / 1br - 1 Bedroom for Rent - August 1st $860 (Vancouver) Looking for someone to fill an extra room in the basement suite for August 1st. Rent is $860 flat rate. Everything is included. Washer (sorry no dryer). House is furnished however the room is not. There is 2 bathrooms. I'm looking for someone easy going to share this basement suite with. I work full time and don't spend too much time at home. Damage deposit is $430 Please send a text to Dalton to set up a viewing time 778-389-9242 VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM – $1000 / 1br - One bedroom basement for rent (South east Vancouver) One bedroom basement for rent in highly desirable area yet close to superstore , school , bus stop it’s ground level suite of fairly new house available from July 1 2020 Sara (604) 600-7650 VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM – $ VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM - $ BURNABY/NEW WEST – 1 BEDROOM -$650 / 1br - Nice little motor-home for rent (Langley) It's a really nice 24 foot class C GMC motor home Clean, dry, excellent condition (pics below) All appliances clean and working, It's parked on an acreage with water hookup and electricity, No septic, so you'd have to use the bathroom in the house (shared with 3 others) Requires a light/quiet footprint, as bylaw and nosy condo neighbors are a pain in the ass, What that means, is that if you're a partier, don't reply; suits a mature, quiet respectable single only Available Aug 1, 2020, $650 per month plus your hydro, Dave 403.922.8419 (an Alberta number but I'm local) BURNABY/NEW WEST – 1 BEDROOM -$1000 / 1br - 1 bedroom basement suite (Metrotown) 1 large bedroom ground floor basement suite for rent available from August 1, 2020. Own washroom, shower and kitchen access. Shared Laundry available 1x/week. Internet wifi password will be provided. Home owner does not have cable. Applications will be reviewed from July 15, 2020. Please have 3 references available. Applications will be emailed. Seeking tenant who is a vegetarian/vegan as homeowners are strict religious vegans. Seeking long term tenant. No smoking/ no alcohol/ no indoor pets please. Requested rent is inclusive of all utilities. RICHMOND – 1 BEDROOM-$ 1000 / 1br - 825ft2 - 1BR (Central Richmond) 1BR for Rent-825s.f./$1000 for August 1, 2020.Central Richmond near Richmond mall and Minoru park. Heat, electricity, hot water and storage locker are included. No Pets. No smocking. Month to month lease.(Short term rental- 4 to 6 months) Appointments and showing Mon-Fri from 9am to 4pm Contact phone: 604-270-6779 RICHMOND – 1 BEDROOM - $ 1000 / 1br - 700ft2 - Ground Floor Suite Near Skytrain Station for Rent! 80XX Spires Rd, Richmond, BC Downtown Richmond, (Cooney Rd. & Westminster Hwy.) close to Richmond Public Market, Richmond-Brighouse Skytrain Station and 9 MTS – Vancouver Aboriginal Transformative Justice Services Society – 2982 Nanaimo Street, Vancouver BC V5N 5G3 – Tel: 604.251.7200 – Fax: 604.251.7201 – Email [email protected] VATJSS – Housing Listing all other amenities. Has an over-sized living room that can be used as a second bedroom (separate from kitchen). Separate entrance. hydro bill is shared by headcount (currently 2 occupants at upstairs unit). Ground floor unit shares 40% of the gas bill. Shared laundry. Available Now! No Pet, No Smoking, ONE Year LEASE required.
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