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VATJSS – Housing Listing FOR THE WEEK OF SEPT 21/2020 VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM –$$950 / 1br - Full Furnished 1bedroom basement suite for rent (Kingsway and Victoria Dr 32 nd) Furll furnished one bedroom basement suite for rent. Included : electricity/ heat/ hot water/ WiFi and washing machine (only walk 5 minutes have laundromat) .By bus to Nanaimo Station about 4 bus stops and 6 minutes on skystrain to Downtown or 8 minutes on skystrain to Metrotown. By bus to Broadway Cmmercial skytrain and 29th skytrain station about 7 minutes. Close to many busses. Bus stop outside. Just walk a few minutes have so many supermarkets / Restaurants / Banks / McDonald . # 25 bus and #33 bus to UBC . #19 bus and #20 bus to Downtown. Just looking for clean and tidy working person or student . AVAILABLE Now, If you interested please give some information about yourself and where are you from? PLEASED BY TEXT 604_499_9092 .Thank you VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM - $995 / 1br - 390ft2 - Gorgeous & cozy 1 BR Basement Suite @ Killarney (Vancouver / Killarney) Gorgeous, bright and cozy approx. 390 sqft. 1 BR Basement Suite in Vancouver’s quiet and highly sought after Killarney neighbourhood at the border to Burnaby. Full Kitchen features granite counter tops and lots of Cabinet space. Elegant hardwood Laminate Flooring throughout, radiant heat, over-sized Windows for extra natural light, separate entrance. Located conveniently close to schools, public transit, parks as well as shopping and easily connects to main traffic infrastructure. This opportunity is available as of October 01 on a 1 year Lease. All Utilities included in rent. Sorry – no pets, no smoking. This property is offered by One West Properties Corp. www.onewest.ca For more information about this property and to book an appointment to view please go to our website or contact Mario Brox P.R.E.C. @ 604-374-3204 VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM - $ 1,000 / 1br - 400ft2 - Basement 1 Bed 1 Bath @Fraserview Dr close Victoria Dr (East Vancouver) Next showing: TBA. By appointment only. Please quote "Fraserview", call 604-207-9001 (ext. 204 or 111) to book and confirm your timeslot. Appointments available outside of weekly open house times. HOUSE:* Located on Fraserview Dr. & Close to Victoria Dr.* Basement small one Bedroom, one bath @400 SQ/FT* NOTE: For Maximum ONE person only **CONVENIENCES:* Restaurant -- 10 min walk or 3 min Drive* 020 Bus to Downtown -- 2 min walk* 100 Bus route - 5 min walk* Fraserview Park & Bobolink Park 10 min walk, APPLIANCES & MISC: * Street Parking * Laundry (washer only, NO dryer) * Fridge, small cooking area (with double hot plate) RENT:* Available: NOW * $1000 (for 1 tenant ONLY) including water, Wifi & electricity * Security Deposit: $500 (for 1 tenant ONLY)* Rental Period: Minimum one(1) year lease* Prohibitions: Strictly No pets, No subletting, No smoking (cigarette, cigar, marijuana, cannabis etc). Grow-ops, illegal, and commercial activities are prohibited on property* Applications with references will be considered after viewing SHOWING:* Please 9 MTS – Vancouver Aboriginal Transformative Justice Services Society – 2982 Nanaimo Street, Vancouver BC V5N 5G3 – Tel: 604.251.7200 – Fax: 604.251.7201 – Email [email protected] VATJSS – Housing Listing schedule a showing through TML Management Group Ltd.* Email - rental @ tmlgroup.ca* Phone office 604-207-9001 (ext. 204 or 111) VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM -$ 750 / 1br - 100ft2 - Near UBC 3br/1bt house ground level single room for rent (Vancouver) Sweet cozy home in Point Grey. Close to Vancouver's best schools (Lord Bing, Queen Elizabeth, UBC). Fully finished ground level basement with 3 bedrooms, one kitchen and one bathroom. Now two rooms are available. Monthly Rent each room: $750, Address: 16th Ave + Trimble, Furnished, High speed Internet, Laundry, hot water. Utilities included, Parking: street side parking, One year lease preferred, Please call or text May: 778-316-9278. Thank you. VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM-$ 950 / 1br - One Bedroom Suite - Near Kingsway/Joyce/Tyne Street (Vancouver) Private One Bedroom Suite for $950. Suitable for one person. NOT shared. This is your own private suite on the 1st floor of a house. Quiet and convenient neighborhood! The landlord lives upstairs and we have 2 dogs. 2-5 MINUTES WALK TO TRANSIT: #26 (Joyce Skytrain - 5 minutes) #49 (UBC, Langara, Oakridge Mall, Metrotown) #430 (Richmond Express) #19 (Metrotown, Downtown - night bus available) 5-10 MINUTES WALK TO: - Safeway, London Drugs, various smaller grocery stores - Lots of restaurants (Korean, Vietnamese, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Taiwanese cuisines | Fast food like Subway, Uncle Fatihs pizza and bubble tea stores) - Central Park in Burnaby - Major Banks (TD, RBC, VanCity, BMO, HSBC) INCLUDED: - Full fridge, microwave, and electric cooktop (no stove/oven) - Utilities and Wi-Fi included - Only washer available. No dryer. There is a laundromat on Kingsway that's a 2 minute drive. REQUIREMENTS:- Previous landlord reference check and work reference- No smoking of any kind (marijuana/tobacco), no pets- Half a month damage deposit- 6 months lease. Please email or text 778 858 7813 with some information about yourself VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM -$800 / 1br - Single bedroom full features home for rent (Vancouver) Fully furnished single bedrooms in the Second floor available now. Very central location close to downtown Vancouver and Metrotown aerial. Price includes utilities and WIFI and Washer dryer, Close to bus station, bank, shoppers, restaurants, Central Park, Langara college, Columbia college. Idea for family long term lease only. Must be quite, no smoke, no pets. kitchen/bath room. Please let me know if you like it. My phone number is; 7783175299 VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM – $ 1,000 / 1br - Ground level basement (Vancouver (SE Oakridge / East Marpole / South Sunset)) One bedroom suite availble from october first close to ross and 61st rent 1000 dollers utility included and laundry not provide for more info call salinder 778 881 0452 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 - $ 900 / 1br - 400ft2 - Bachelor suit for rent (178 East 55 Ave. Vancouver) Bachelor Suit for rent near Langara college. Include all utilities. Available from Oct 1, 2020- Ground Level, Close to Bus stop, Cambie Skytrain station,YMCA, Superstore, Langra Golf Course, Fraser Market and Main st. - Ideal location for UBC or Langara student. -Wifi and Laundry is not included, No Smoking, no parties, no pet please. Call 6047283870 (Param) VANCOUVER – 1 BEDROOM – $900 / 1br - Why pay Vancouver prices? (Vancouver) Affordable units in Chinatown on the fringes of downtown Vancouver 228 E. Pender St. Vancouver, One-bedroom unit with full kitchen and shared bathrooms is available Now! Rent is $900 and includes electricity/hydro, heat, hot water, complimentary WiFi. Sorry, no pets allowed. Single occupancy only. There is no parking at the property. One-year lease term with month to month tenancy after a year. Live in a dynamic Chinatown, within walking distance from the Rogers Arena, BC Place Stadium and Plaza of Nations. Stroll through Tinseltown to see historical sites such as Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden, The China Gate at the Chinese Cultural Center, or grab a soccer ball and play a recreational game at Andy Livingstone Park. International Village Shopping Center is also located within the heart of this area, which includes art galleries, retailers, and a movie theater. To arrange a viewing please call James at 778-683-2490. No phone calls after 7pm. Thank you. 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* Free In-suite laundry include*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 pe* 1 year lease required* Available on Sept 1 * The bedroom is $670 per month plus 1/8 of utilities (both Hydro and Gas) Please call 604-728-3362 and leave a message briefly talk about yourself and your occupation. 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 - $ 780 / 1br - Bright cozy upper lever room , with everything! (Renfrew Heights) House is very bright with high ceiling, floor heating in the winter Super convenient location for drivers or walkers, #25 bus stop is 1min walking distance, 29th skytrain station and Nanaimo skytrain station are 8mins walking distance , VPL and Renfrew community Center are two blocks away . 5mins driving to Superstore ! Check the map, there are lots of parks around us too. 780/month includes everything ! 7788897692 Kenna, Please text me a brief message about yourself or if you have any questions about the post.
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