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DOMINANT AGE RANGE DOMINANT EDUCATION LEVEL FAST FACTS % BACHELOR’S 20-24 27 DEGREE YEARS BIA SIZE RESIDENTIAL MARKET SIZE % ADDITIONAL average age is 42.4 27 POSTGRADUATE 3 BLOCKS 7 SQ. KM. EDUCATION

RESIDENTIAL CATCHMENT AREA POPULATION BUSINESS SIZE % 13,619 RESIDENTS 143 BUSINESSES; 65 1.7% growth between 2011 and 2016 OF WHICH HAVE FEWER THAN

with a population density of FIVE EMPLOYEES 1,968 PEOPLE PER SQ. KM. COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL ZONING (C-2) RECENTLY INCREASED TO ALLOW COMMERCIAL SIZE 6-STOREY WOODEN 78 PROPERTIES with an assessed commercial value of more than STRUCTURES $ 508 MILLION ATTRACTIONS

DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME $ 200,000 + Parks and Trails Beaches UBC Campus

BIZMAP.CA Updated August 2018 RELATIVELY HIGH SHARE OF RESIDENTS HIGH PROPORTION AGED 20 YEARS OR YOUNGER OF SENIORS

THE TOP 3 % % % LANGUAGES 76 11 3 SPOKEN AT HOME ARE ENGLISH MANDARIN CANTONESE

% % 67 REPORTED 24 REPORTED WESTERN EUROPEAN HERITAGE CHINESE HERITAGE particularly English (29%), Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%)

% 29 ARE EARNING OVER $150,000 PER YEAR

THE DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME IS $200,000+

27% 58% OF RESIDENTS HAVE A HAVE SOME LEVEL OF BACHELOR’S DEGREE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION

MOST COMMON OCCUPATIONS OTHER LEADING OCCUPATIONS INCLUDE: FOR RESIDENTS ARE IN EDUCATION, LAW, SOCIAL, COMMUNITY » Business, ﬁnance & administration (16%)

& GOVERNMENT » Sales & service (15%) % 22 » Management (14%) 66% 34% OF HOUSEHOLDS OF COUPLE FAMILIES HAVE FAMILY-ORIENTED ARE FAMILIES MORE THAN ONE CHILD NEIGHBOURHOOD

$ POINT GREY AVERAGE ANNUAL 141,676 EXPENDITURE PER HOUSEHOLD signiﬁcantly higher than the average household in Vancouver ($84,710) and Metro Vancouver ($87,106)

%OF DWELLINGS ARE % OF RESIDENTS %ARE HOME 42 DETACHED HOMES 37 ARE RENTERS 63 OWNERS

% OF DWELLINGS WERE 42 BUILT BEFORE 1960 compared to Vancouver (23%) and Metro Vancouver (13%)

100% OF COMMERCIAL SPACE IS ZONED AS C-2

TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IS $508 MILLION

WALKING DISTANCE TO THREE OF VANCOUVER’S MOST FAMOUS BEACHES JERICHO BEACH, LOCARNO BEACH AND SPANISH BANKS.

THE 99 B-LINE RUNS THROUGH POINT GREY

BIKER’S PARADISE BIKE SCORE OF 95

KEY EVENTS: WITHIN CLOSE SCHOOLS » Annual spring and fall festivals 4 PROXIMITY OF POINT GREY » Point Grey Fiesta

BUSINESSES TOP INDUSTRIES ARE RETAIL 34% AND OPERATE IN ACCOMMODATION & FOOD SERVICE 20% 143 POINT GREY making up 54% of total Point Grey businesses

BUSINESSES THAT SPECIALIZE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ARE ON THE RISE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES % MICRO BUSINESSES BASED ON MARKET DEMAND, COULD INCLUDE: 65 with fewer than ﬁve employees

% SMALL BUSINESSES » Nighttime restaurants and eateries 28 with 5 to 20 employees

» Higher-end pubs LEASE RATES ARE APPROXIMATELY $28 PER SQ. FT. » Natural food stores POINT GREY VILLAGE POINTGREYVILLAGE.COM

DOMINANT AGE RANGE DOMINANT EDUCATION LEVEL FAST FACTS % BACHELOR’S 20-24 27 DEGREE YEARS BIA SIZE RESIDENTIAL MARKET SIZE % ADDITIONAL average age is 42.4 27 POSTGRADUATE BLOCKS SQ. KM. EDUCATION 3Overview 7 People POPULATION: RESIDENTIALOn the western CATCHMENT edge of AREA Vancouver, POPULATION nestled BUSINESS SIZE »»13,619 people live within the Point Grey BIA catchment area. between Tolmie Street and Discovery Street, lies % Point Grey Village13,619 BIA - three blocks RESIDENTS along West » »143Point Grey has BUSINESSES; a relatively high share of 65 residents aged 20 years 10th Avenue. Although1.7% growth it’s between Vancouver’s 2011 and 2016 smallest BIA, or younger, reflectingOF WHICH this area’s HAVE slightly FEWER larger family THAN sizes and it packs in a variety of boutique restaurants and concentration of university students. The BIA catchment area also has a high proportion of seniors compared to Vancouver withshops, a population as well density as professional of services that serve FIVE EMPLOYEES and Metro Vancouver (see Figure 1). wealthy permanent residents and lower income 1,968University of British Columbia students alike. »»As a result, Point Grey residential catchment area residents COMMERCIALhave an average DEVELOPMENT age of 42.4 years, POTENTIAL which is slightly higher than PEOPLE PER SQ. KM. Vancouver (41.6) and Metro Vancouver (41.0). The BIA’s residential catchment area comprises ZONING (C-2) the area of Alma Street (east) to West 16th Avenue »»The area experienced lower rates of growth (1.7%) from 2011- FigureRECENTLY2016 1: Population than Vancouver by Age INCREASED (4.6%) and MetroTO ALLOW Vancouver (6.5%). COMMERCIAL(south), Blanca SIZE Street and the residential areas of the University Endowment Lands. One of Figure6-STOREY 1: Population by Age WOODEN 78Vancouver’s PROPERTIES oldest neighbourhoods, the area has witha distinct, an assessed neighbourhood commercial value communityof more than look and STRUCTURES30% $feel, with primarily single detached homes. 25% Commercial buildings in the BIA reflect that 508 MILLION ATTRACTIONS20% smaller, primarily one- and two-storey, cozy 15% atmosphere. The village is a collection of old population % of total DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME and new, with several long-term anchor tenants, 10% neighbourhood branches of all the major banks, $ 5% Parks and Trails Beaches UBC Campus personal200,00 wellness services0 and+ restaurants, Under 20 20 to 34 35 to 44 45 to 54 55 to 64 65 or Older including no fewer than five sushi restaurants. Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver

Source: Statistics Canada 2016 Census

RELATIVELY HIGH SHARE OF RESIDENTS HIGH PROPORTION Figure 3: Ethnic Origin AGED 20 YEARS OR YOUNGER OF SENIORS

30%

25% BIZMAP.CA 20% 3 Updated August 2018

15% THE TOP 3 % % of population 10% % %

LANGUAGES 76 5% 11 3

SPOKEN AT HOME ARE ENGLISH 0% MANDARIN CANTONESE English Chinese Scottish Irish Canadian

Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver

% % 67 REPORTED 24 REPORTED WESTERN EUROPEAN HERITAGE Figure 4: Average Household Income CHINESE HERITAGE particularly English (29%), Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%) 30%

25%

20%

15% % of households 10% % 5% 29 ARE EARNING OVER 0% $ PER YEAR Less than $20K $20-$39K150,000$40-$59K $60-$79K $80-$99K $100-$149K $150K +

Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver

THE DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME IS $200,000+ Figure 9: Dwellings by Major Structural Type

Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver

Single-Detached Semi-Detached/ Single-Detached Semi-Detached/ Single-Detached Row Row

42% 15% 29% % 2% %5% 27 58 58% OF RESIDENTS HAVE A HAVE SOME LEVEL OF 12% BACHELOR’S DEGREE 56% UNIVERSITY80% EDUCATION

Apartment Apartment Apartment Semi-Detached/ Row

MOST COMMON OCCUPATIONS OTHER LEADING OCCUPATIONS INCLUDE: FOR RESIDENTS ARE IN EDUCATION, » Business, ﬁnance & administration (16%) Semi-Detached/Row LAW, SOCIAL, COMMUNITY Figure 10: Age of Housing Stock & GOVERNMENT » Sales & service (15%) 50% % 22 » Management40% (14%) 30%

20% % of dwellings % % 66 34 10% OF HOUSEHOLDS OF COUPLE0% FAMILIES HAVE FAMILY-ORIENTED Pre-1960 1961 to 1980 1981 to 1990 1991 to 2000 2001 and newer ARE FAMILIES MORE THAN ONE CHILD NEIGHBOURHOOD Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver

$ POINT GREY AVERAGE ANNUAL 141,676 EXPENDITURE PER HOUSEHOLD signiﬁcantly higher than the average household in Vancouver ($84,710) and MetroFigure 13: Vancouver Fastest Growing ($87,106) Commercial Sub-sectors

Food retailer

Secondhand dealer

%OF DWELLINGS ARE % OF InstructionRESIDENTS %ARE HOME DETACHED HOMES ARE RENTERS0 1 2 OWNERS3 42 37 # of new63 businesses (2011-2016)

% OF DWELLINGS WERE 42 BUILT BEFORE 1960 compared to Vancouver (23%) and Metro Vancouver (13%)

Figure 13: Commercial Business Size

Small - Medium (21-50 employees)

Small (5-20 6% 1% employees) Large (more than 50 employees) % 28% 100 OF COMMERCIAL SPACE IS ZONED AS C-2

65% Micro (under 5 employees) TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IS $508 MILLION

WALKING DISTANCE TO THREE OF VANCOUVER’S MOST FAMOUS BEACHES JERICHO BEACH, LOCARNO BEACH AND SPANISH BANKS.

THE 99 B-LINE RUNS THROUGH POINT GREY

BIKER’S PARADISE BIKE SCORE OF 95

KEY EVENTS: WITHIN CLOSE SCHOOLS » Annual spring and fall festivals 4 PROXIMITY OF POINT GREY » Point Grey Fiesta

BUSINESSES TOP INDUSTRIES ARE RETAIL 34% AND OPERATE IN ACCOMMODATION & FOOD SERVICE 20% 143 POINT GREY making up 54% of total Point Grey businesses

BUSINESSES THAT SPECIALIZE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ARE ON THE RISE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES % MICRO BUSINESSES BASED ON MARKET DEMAND, COULD INCLUDE: 65 with fewer than ﬁve employees

% SMALL BUSINESSES » Nighttime restaurants and eateries 28 with 5 to 20 employees

» Higher-end pubs LEASE RATES ARE APPROXIMATELY $28 PER SQ. FT. » Natural food stores DOMINANT AGE RANGE DOMINANT EDUCATION LEVEL FAST FACTS % BACHELOR’S 20-24 27 DEGREE YEARS BIA SIZE RESIDENTIAL MARKET SIZE % ADDITIONAL average age is 42.4 27 POSTGRADUATE 3 BLOCKS 7 SQ. KM. EDUCATION

DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME $ 200,000 + Parks and Trails Beaches UBC Campus

RELATIVELY HIGH SHARE OF RESIDENTS DOMINANT AGEHIGH RANGE PROPORTIONDOMINANT EDUCATION LEVEL FASTAGED FACTS OF % BACHELOR’S 20 YEARS OR YOUNGER 20-24 SENIORS27 DEGREE POINT GREY VILLAGE YEARS BIA SIZE RESIDENTIAL MARKET SIZE % ADDITIONAL POINTGREYVILLAGE.COM average age is 42.4 27 POSTGRADUATE 3 BLOCKS 7 SQ. KM. EDUCATION THE TOP 3 RESIDENTIAL CATCHMENT AREA POPULATION % BUSINESS SIZE % %

LANGUAGES 76 11 3 % SPOKEN13,619 AT HOME RESIDENTS ARE ENGLISH 143MANDARIN BUSINESSES; 65CANTONESE 1.7% growth between 2011 and 2016 OF WHICH HAVE FEWER THAN Figure 1: Population by Age with a population density of FIVE EMPLOYEES HOME LANGUAGE: ETHNIC ORIGIN: 30% 1,968»»English is the dominant % language spoken at home (76.1%) which Refers to the culture or ethnic roots with which residents identify REPORTED COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL% PEOPLEis higher 67than PER Vancouver SQ. (66.4%) KM. and Metro Vancouver (66.5%) themselves.25% Respondents may24 select more REPORTEDthan one ethnic origin if (see Figure 2). applicable. WESTERN EUROPEAN HERITAGE20%ZONING (C-2)CHINESE HERITAGE Mandarin is the second most used language in the home »» particularly English (29%), Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%) The top five reported ethnic origins of BIA catchment area »»15%RECENTLY INCREASED TO ALLOW representing 11.0% of the population, more than double the population % of total COMMERCIAL SIZE residents are the same as for Vancouver and Metro Vancouver – Vancouver or Metro Vancouver levels. 10%6-STOREYEnglish, Chinese, Scottish, WOODENIrish and Canadian (see Figure 3). »CantonesePROPERTIES is the third most spoken language in the home 78» »5%Most residents reported Western European heritage, with with an(2.5%), assessed significantly commercial lower value than of more Vancouver than (9.7%) and Metro » STRUCTURESsignificantlyUnder 20 more20 to 34residents35 to 44of English 45 to (29%),54 55Scottish to 64 (20%)65 or Older Vancouver (5.7%). and Irish (18%) heritage as compared with Vancouver or Metro $ Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver Vancouver. 508»»Rounding out MILLION the top five household languages in the ATTRACTIONS catchment area are Farsi (Persian) and French, both slightly »While Mandarin is the second% most common language in the higher than Vancouver. » ARE EARNING OVER home, there is a29 smaller percentage of residents with Chinese DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME Figure 2: Dominant Languages heritage (24%) $than typical in VancouverPER (28%). YEAR Figure 3: Ethnic Origin 150,000 $ Figure 3: Ethnic Origin1 Point Grey Vancouver Metro Parks and Trails Beaches UBC Campus 200,00Village0 + Vancouver

Dominant 30%

English 76.1% 66.4% 66.5% 25% THE DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD Other 20% Mandarin 11.0% 4.8% 5.7% INCOME IS $ 15% 200,000+ RELATIVELYCantonese HIGH2.5% SHARE 9.7%OF RESIDENTS5.4% HIGH PROPORTION

% of population 10% AGEDFarsi (Persian) 0.8% 0.7% 1.1% OF 20 YEARS OR YOUNGER 5% SENIORS French 0.7% 0.6% 0.4%

Korean 0.6% 0.8% 1.4% 0% English Chinese Scottish Irish Canadian Spanish 0.6% 0.9% 0.8%

Vietnamese 0.1% 1.1% 0.6% Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver

Source:Punjabi Statistics Canada 2016 Census0.1% 1.3% 4.3% % Source: Statistics Canada 2016 Census % THE TOP27 3 % % 58 % LANGUAGESOF RESIDENTS HAVE A HAVE SOME LEVEL OF BACHELOR’S DEGREE 76 11 UNIVERSITY3 EDUCATION SPOKEN AT HOME ARE ENGLISHFigure 4: Average HouseholdMANDARIN Income CANTONESE 30%

25%

MOST COMMON OCCUPATIONS OTHER20% LEADING OCCUPATIONS INCLUDE: % % FOR RESIDENTS 67 AREREPORTED IN EDUCATION, 15% REPORTED » Business, ﬁnance & administration24 (16%) LAW, SOCIAL,WESTERN COMMUNITY EUROPEAN HERITAGE% of households 10% CHINESE HERITAGE particularly English (29%), Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%) & GOVERNMENT » Sales5% & service (15%)

% 0% Less than $20K $20-$39K $40-$59K $60-$79K $80-$99K $100-$149K $150K + 1 » Management (14%) BIZMAP.CA Refers to the culture or ethnic roots with which residents identify themselves. 22 Respondents may select more than one ethnic origin if applicable. 4 Updated August 2018 Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver

% % % 29 ARE EARNING OVER 66 34 $ PER YEAR OF HOUSEHOLDS OF COUPLEFigure 9: FAMILIES Dwellings by Major HAVEStructural150,000 Type FAMILY-ORIENTED ARE FAMILIES MORE THAN ONE CHILD NEIGHBOURHOOD Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver

Single-Detached Semi-Detached/ Single-Detached Semi-Detached/ Single-Detached Row Row THE DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD 42% 15% POINT GREY AVERAGEINCOME2% ANNUAL IS $ 29% $ 200,000+5% 141,676 EXPENDITURE PER HOUSEHOLD 58% signiﬁcantly higher than the average household in Vancouver 12%

($84,710) and Metro Vancouver56% ($87,106) 80%

Apartment Apartment Apartment Semi-Detached/ Row % % %OF DWELLINGS27 ARE % OF RESIDENTS58 %ARE HOME OF RESIDENTS HAVE A HAVE SOME LEVEL OF DETACHED HOMES ARE RENTERS 63 OWNERS 42 Semi-Detached/RowBACHELOR’S DEGREE 37 UNIVERSITY EDUCATION Figure 10: Age of Housing Stock

50%

40% MOST COMMON OCCUPATIONS OTHER LEADING OCCUPATIONS INCLUDE: 30% FOR RESIDENTS% AREOF IN DWELLINGS EDUCATION, WERE » Business, ﬁnance & administration (16%) 20% LAW, 42SOCIAL,BUILT COMMUNITY BEFORE 1960 % of dwellings compared to Vancouver (23%) and Metro Vancouver (13%) & GOVERNMENT » Sales10% & service (15%) % 0% 22 » ManagementPre-1960 (14%) 1961 to 1980 1981 to 1990 1991 to 2000 2001 and newer Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver % % % 100 OF COMMERCIAL SPACE 66 34 IS ZONED AS OF HOUSEHOLDS OF COUPLE FAMILIES HAVE FAMILY-ORIENTEDC-2 ARE FAMILIES MORE THAN ONE CHILD NEIGHBOURHOOD Figure 13: Fastest Growing Commercial Sub-sectors

Food retailer TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE OF $ POINT GREY SecondhandAVERAGE dealer COMMERCIAL ANNUAL PROPERTIES IS 141,676 EXPENDITURE PERInstruction HOUSEHOLD$ signiﬁcantly higher than the average household in Vancouver 0 5081 MILLION2 3 ($84,710) and Metro Vancouver ($87,106) # of new businesses (2011-2016)

%OF DWELLINGS ARE % OF RESIDENTS %ARE HOME ARE RENTERS OWNERS 42 DETACHEDWALKING HOMES DISTANCE 37TO 63 THREE OF VANCOUVER’S MOST FAMOUS BEACHES

JERICHO BEACH, LOCARNOFigure 13: CommercialBEACH Business AND Size SPANISH BANKS.

Small - Medium (21-50 employees)

Small (5-20 6% 1% employees) Large (more than % OF DWELLINGS WERE 50 employees) BUILT BEFORE 1960 42 28% compared to Vancouver (23%) and Metro Vancouver (13%) THE 99 B-LINE RUNS THROUGH POINT GREY

65% Micro (under 5 100% employees) OF COMMERCIAL SPACE IS BIKER’SZONED PARADISEAS BIKE SCORE C-2OF 95

TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IS KEY$508 EVENTS MILLION: WITHIN CLOSE SCHOOLS » Annual spring and fall festivals 4 PROXIMITY OF POINT GREY » Point Grey Fiesta

BUSINESSES WALKING DISTANCE TOTOP INDUSTRIES ARE RETAIL 34% AND OPERATE IN THREE OF VANCOUVER’SACCOMMODATION MOST FAMOUS & BEACHESFOOD SERVICE 20% 143 POINT GREY JERICHO BEACH, LOCARNOmaking up 54%BEACH of total PointAND Grey SPANISH businesses BANKS.

BUSINESSES THAT SPECIALIZE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ARE ON THE RISE

THE 99 B-LINE RUNS THROUGH POINT GREY

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES % MICRO BUSINESSES BASED ON MARKET DEMAND, COULD INCLUDE: 65 with fewer than ﬁve employees BIKER’S PARADISE SMALL BUSINESSES BIKE SCORE OF % » Nighttime restaurants and eateries 95 28 with 5 to 20 employees

» Higher-end pubs LEASE RATES ARE APPROXIMATELY $28 PER SQ. FT. » Natural food stores KEY EVENTS: WITHIN CLOSE SCHOOLS » Annual spring and fall festivals 4 PROXIMITY OF POINT GREY » Point Grey Fiesta

BUSINESSES TOP INDUSTRIES ARE RETAIL 34% AND OPERATE IN ACCOMMODATION & FOOD SERVICE 20% 143 POINT GREY making up 54% of total Point Grey businesses

BUSINESSES THAT SPECIALIZE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ARE ON THE RISE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES % MICRO BUSINESSES BASED ON MARKET DEMAND, COULD INCLUDE: 65 with fewer than ﬁve employees

% SMALL BUSINESSES » Nighttime restaurants and eateries 28 with 5 to 20 employees

RESIDENTIAL CATCHMENT AREA POPULATION BUSINESS SIZE % 13,619 RESIDENTS 143 BUSINESSES; 65 1.7% growth between 2011 and 2016 OF WHICH HAVE FEWER THAN

FASTDOMINANT HOUSEHOLD FACTS INCOME % BACHELOR’S 20-24 27 DEGREE $BIA SIZE RESIDENTIAL MARKET SIZE YEARS ADDITIONAL 200,000 + Parks and Trails Beaches % UBC Campus average age is 42.4 27 POSTGRADUATE 3 BLOCKS 7 SQ. KM. EDUCATION

RESIDENTIAL CATCHMENT AREA POPULATION BUSINESS SIZE RELATIVELY HIGH SHARE OF RESIDENTS HIGH PROPORTION% AGED 20 13,619YEARS OR RESIDENTS YOUNGER 143 BUSINESSES;OF SENIORS 65 1.7% growth between 2011 and 2016 OF WHICH HAVE FEWER THAN

with a population density of FIVE EMPLOYEES 1,968 COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL PEOPLE THEPER TOP SQ. 3 KM. % % % LANGUAGES 76 ZONING11 (C-2) 3 RECENTLY INCREASED TO ALLOW COMMERCIAL SIZESPOKEN AT HOME ARE ENGLISH MANDARIN CANTONESE 6-STOREY WOODEN 78 PROPERTIES with an assessed commercial value of more than STRUCTURES $Figure 1: Population by Age % 508 MILLION ATTRACTIONS % 67 REPORTED 24 REPORTED 30% WESTERN EUROPEAN HERITAGE CHINESE HERITAGE DOMINANT HOUSEHOLDparticularly English INCOME (29%), Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%) 25% $ POINT20% GREY VILLAGE Parks and Trails Beaches UBC Campus POINTGREYVILLAGE.COM200,000 + 15% % of total population % of total

10%

5% Under 20 20 to 34 35 to 44 45 to 54 55 to 64 65 or Older % RELATIVELY HIGH SHARE OF RESIDENTS HIGH PROPORTIONARE EARNING OVER Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver 29 AGED 20 YEARS OR YOUNGER OF$150,000 SENIORSPER YEAR

Figure 3: Ethnic Origin THE DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD 30% THE TOP 3 % INCOME% IS $ % 25% LANGUAGES 76 11 200,000+3 20% SPOKEN AT HOME ARE ENGLISH MANDARIN CANTONESE 15% HOUSEHOLD INCOME: EDUCATION:

% of population 10% »»Point Grey Village enjoys a very wealthy population base, Highest certificate, diploma or degree for residents 15 years+ in 5%with more than 29% of households having a total income that private households. exceeds $150,000 (see Figure 4), which is almost double that of 0% % VancouverEnglish (15.5%) Chineseand Metro VancouverScottish (16.7%).Irish The dominantCanadian BIA area residents are highly educated—a% majority of residents 67 REPORTED% »» %REPORTED household income is 27$200,000+. (54%) have at least a Bachelor’s2458 degree (see Figure 5). PointWESTERN Grey OF RESIDENTS EUROPEANVancouver HAVE MetroA HERITAGE Vancouver HAVE SOME LEVEL OF »Despite the high number of students, residents in the BIA »27% have a degree aboveCHINESE a Bachelor’s, which HERITAGE is almost double » particularly English (29%), Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%) » area also have significantlyBACHELOR’S higher average DEGREE individual income that of Vancouver (14%) andUNIVERSITY more than double EDUCATION Metro Vancouver ($88,159) as compared to Vancouver ($50,317) and Metro (11%). Vancouver ($46,821). »»Point Grey has a lower proportion of residents with trade Figure 4: 4: Average Household Household Income Income Distribution certificates (2%) versus Vancouver (5%) and Metro Vancouver (6%). MOST30% COMMON OCCUPATIONS OTHER LEADING OCCUPATIONS INCLUDE: Figure 5: Education Levels FOR25% RESIDENTS ARE IN EDUCATION, » Business, ﬁnance & administration%Point Grey (16%) Metro 20% ARE EARNINGVancouver OVER LAW, SOCIAL, COMMUNITY 29 Village Vancouver

& 15% Population 15 years or$ older GOVERNMENT » Sales & service (15%)150,000 PER YEAR No certificate, diploma

% of households 7% 13% 14% 10% % or degree

»HighManagement school certificate (14%) 21% 24% 29% 225% Trades certificate or diploma 2% 5% 6% 0% College or other Less than $20K $20-$39K $40-$59K $60-$79K $80-$99K $100-$149K $150K + THE DOMINANT11% HOUSEHOLD15% 17% non-university $ Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver University (some/ INCOME IS 58% 43% 34% % %bachelor/higher) 200,000+ Source: Statistics Canada 2016 Census 66 34 Source: Statistics Canada 2016 Census OF HOUSEHOLDS OF COUPLE FAMILIES HAVE FAMILY-ORIENTED ARE FAMILIES MORE THAN ONE CHILD NEIGHBOURHOOD

Figure 9: Dwellings by Major Structural Type Point Grey Vancouver% Metro Vancouver % Single-Detached Semi-Detached/ Single-Detached27 Semi-Detached/ Single-DetachedPOINT GREY AVERAGE ANNUAL58 Row $ OF RESIDENTSRow HAVE A HAVE SOME LEVEL OF BACHELOR’S DEGREEEXPENDITURE PER HOUSEHOLDUNIVERSITY EDUCATION 42% 141,676 15% signiﬁcantly higher than the average household in Vancouver 29% 2% 5% ($84,710) and Metro Vancouver ($87,106)

58% BIZMAP.CA 5 Updated August 2018 12% 56% 80% MOST COMMON OCCUPATIONS OTHER LEADING OCCUPATIONS INCLUDE:

FOR RESIDENTSApartment ARE INApartment EDUCATION,Apartment Semi-Detached/ Row » Business,OF ﬁnance RESIDENTS & administration (16%) ARE HOME LAW, %SOCIAL,OF DWELLINGS COMMUNITY ARE % % ARE RENTERS OWNERS & DETACHED HOMES 37 63 42 » GOVERNMENT Sales & service (15%) % Semi-Detached/Row 22 » Management (14%) Figure 10: Age of Housing Stock

50% % OF DWELLINGS WERE 40% % % BUILT BEFORE 1960 30% 42 66compared to Vancouver (23%) and Metro Vancouver34 (13%) OF HOUSEHOLDS OF COUPLE FAMILIES HAVE FAMILY-ORIENTED 20% ARE% of dwellings FAMILIES MORE THAN ONE CHILD NEIGHBOURHOOD

10%

0% Pre-1960 1961 to 1980 1981 to 1990 1991 to 2000 2001 and newer POINT GREY AVERAGE ANNUAL% Point Grey$ Vancouver Metro Vancouver 100 141,676 EXPENDITURE PER HOUSEHOLDOF COMMERCIAL SPACE signiﬁcantly higher than the average householdIS ZONED in Vancouver AS ($84,710) and Metro Vancouver ($87,106) C-2

Figure 13: Fastest Growing Commercial Sub-sectors %OF DWELLINGS ARE % OF RESIDENTSTOTAL ASSESSED% VALUEARE HOME OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IS DETACHED HOMES ARE RENTERS OWNERS 42 Food retailer 37 $ 63 Secondhand dealer 508 MILLION

Instruction

0 1 2 3 # of new businesses (2011-2016) % OF DWELLINGS WERE 42 BUILT BEFORE 1960 compared to VancouverWALKING (23%) and MetroDISTANCE Vancouver TO (13%) THREE OF VANCOUVER’S MOST FAMOUS BEACHES JERICHO BEACH, LOCARNO BEACH AND SPANISH BANKS.

Figure 13: Commercial Business Size % Small - Medium 100 (21-50 employees) OF COMMERCIAL SPACE Small (5-20 6% 1% employees) Large (more than IS AS 50 employees) ZONED THE 99 B-LINEC-2 28% RUNS THROUGH POINT GREY

TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IS 65% Micro (under 5 $ employees) 508BIKER’S MILLION PARADISE BIKE SCORE OF 95

WALKING DISTANCE TO KEY EVENTS: SCHOOLSTHREE WITHIN OF VANCOUVER’S CLOSE MOST FAMOUS BEACHES »ANDAnnual spring and fall festivals 4 PROXIMITYJERICHO OF BEACH, POINT LOCARNO GREY BEACH SPANISH BANKS. » Point Grey Fiesta

BUSINESSES TOP INDUSTRIES ARE RETAIL 34% AND OPERATE IN ACCOMMODATION & FOODTHE SERVICE 99 B-LINE 20% POINT GREY 143 making up 54% of total Point Grey businessesRUNS THROUGH POINT GREY

BUSINESSES THAT SPECIALIZE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ARE ON THE RISE BIKER’S PARADISE BIKE SCORE OF 95

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES % MICRO BUSINESSES BASED ON MARKET DEMAND, COULD INCLUDE: 65 with fewer than ﬁve employees KEY EVENTS: SCHOOLS WITHIN CLOSE % SMALL BUSINESSES » Nighttime restaurants» Annual and spring eateries and fall festivals 28 4with 5 toPROXIMITY 20 employees OF POINT GREY » Point Grey Fiesta » Higher-end pubs LEASE RATES ARE APPROXIMATELY $28 PER SQ. FT. » Natural food stores BUSINESSES TOP INDUSTRIES ARE RETAIL 34% AND OPERATE IN ACCOMMODATION & FOOD SERVICE 20% 143 POINT GREY making up 54% of total Point Grey businesses

BUSINESSES THAT SPECIALIZE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ARE ON THE RISE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES % MICRO BUSINESSES BASED ON MARKET DEMAND, COULD INCLUDE: 65 with fewer than ﬁve employees

% SMALL BUSINESSES » Nighttime restaurants and eateries 28 with 5 to 20 employees

DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME $ 200,000 + Parks and Trails Beaches UBC Campus

DOMINANT AGE RANGE DOMINANT EDUCATION LEVEL FAST FACTS % BACHELOR’S DEGREE RELATIVELY HIGH SHARE OF RESIDENTS 20-24HIGH PROPORTION27 BIA SIZE RESIDENTIAL MARKET SIZE YEARS ADDITIONAL AGED average age is 42.4OF % POSTGRADUATE 20 YEARS OR YOUNGER SENIORS27 3 BLOCKS 7 SQ. KM. EDUCATION

RESIDENTIAL CATCHMENT AREA POPULATION BUSINESS SIZE % THE13,619 TOP 3 RESIDENTS % 143 BUSINESSES;% 65% LANGUAGES1.7% growth between 2011 and 2016 76 11OF WHICH HAVE FEWER3 THAN with a populationSPOKEN density of AT HOME ARE ENGLISH MANDARINFIVE EMPLOYEESCANTONESE 1,968 PEOPLE PER SQ. KM. COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL % ZONING (C-2) REPORTED % 67 RECENTLY INCREASED24 TO REPORTEDALLOW COMMERCIAL SIZE WESTERN EUROPEAN HERITAGE6-STOREYCHINESE WOODEN HERITAGE 78 PROPERTIESparticularly English (29%), Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%) with an assessed commercial value of more than STRUCTURES $ 508 MILLION ATTRACTIONS

DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME % $ 29 ARE EARNING OVER 200,000 + Parks and Trails Beaches UBC Campus $150,000 PER YEAR

RELATIVELY HIGH SHARE OF RESIDENTS THEHIGH DOMINANT PROPORTION HOUSEHOLD AGED OF 20 YEARS OR YOUNGER INCOMESENIORS IS $200,000+

THE TOP 3 % % % LANGUAGES% 76 11 % 3 SPOKEN27 AT HOME ARE ENGLISH MANDARIN58 CANTONESE OF RESIDENTS HAVE A HAVE SOME LEVEL OF BACHELOR’S DEGREE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION POINT GREY VILLAGE POINTGREYVILLAGE.COM % % 67 REPORTED 24 REPORTED MOST COMMONWESTERN OCCUPATIONS EUROPEAN HERITAGEOTHER LEADING OCCUPATIONSCHINESE HERITAGE INCLUDE: FOR RESIDENTSparticularly ARE English IN (29%), EDUCATION, Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%) LAW, SOCIAL, COMMUNITY » Business, ﬁnance & administration (16%)

& GOVERNMENT » Sales & service (15%) % 22 » Management (14%) % OCCUPATION: FAMILY STRUCTURE:29 ARE EARNING OVER $ »»The dominant occupation types for Point Grey area residents %»»Of the 5,585 households150,000 in the Point GreyPER catchment YEAR area, are occupations% in education, law, social, community and 66% are families2 and 28% are single-person households— 66government services (22%), double that of Vancouver (12%)34 and mirroring Metro Vancouver percentages (see Figure 7). OF MetroHOUSEHOLDS Vancouver (11%) (see Figure 6). OF COUPLE FAMILIES HAVE »»The average number of persons per FAMILY-ORIENTEDhousehold in Point Grey is ARE»»By FAMILIEcomparison,S the Point Grey residential catchment area MOREhas THAN2.5, ONE which CHILD is above the Vancouver averageNEIGHBOURHOOD of 2.2 and the same substantially lower proportions of residents with occupations as the Metro THEVancouver DOMINANT average. HOUSEHOLD in sales and service (15%) and trades, transport and equipment Point Grey hasINCOME a higher rate IS of $couple families with more operators (3%), as compared with Vancouver (24% and 7% »» than one child (34%) compared to200,000+ Vancouver (26%) but respectively) and Metro Vancouver (24% and 12%). similar to Metro Vancouver (32%), indicating a family-oriented »»The difference$ in resident occupations and BIA businessPOINT mix GREYneighbourhood. AVERAGE ANNUAL suggests that most BIA business employees come from other EXPENDITUREWith a PERlower employment HOUSEHOLD rate for the BIA (54%) as compared parts of the city. 141,676 »» signiﬁcantly higher thanto Vancouver the average (64%) household and Metro in Vancouver Vancouver (62%), the BIA may Figure 6: Occupation ($84,710) and Metroalso Vancouver be home ($87,106) to more single-income family households and a higher proportion of daytime residents to support the BIA. Point Grey Metro Vancouver Village% Vancouver % 27 Figure 7: Family Structure 58 Education, law, social, Point Grey Metro OF RESIDENTS22% 12%HAVE A 11% HAVE SOMEVancouver LEVEL OF community & government Village Vancouver Business, finance & BACHELOR’S DEGREE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION 16% 16% 16% Number of households 5,585 283,920 960,895 administration%OF DWELLINGS ARE % OF RESIDENTS %ARE HOME Average number of persons Sales & service 15% 24% 24% ARE 2.5 2.2 2.5 42 DETACHED HOMES 37per household RENTERS 63 OWNERS Management 14% 12% 12% % of households with families2 66% 57% 71%

Natural & applied sciences 10% 9% 7% Number of families 3,710 160,855 679,365 OTHER INCLUDE: MOSTHealth COMMON OCCUPATIONS9% 7% 6% Average number LEADING of persons OCCUPATIONS 2.9 2.7 2.9 per family FORArt, culture, RESIDENTS recreation ARE IN 8%EDUCATION,8% 5% & sport »AverageBusiness, number ﬁnance of children & administration (16%) 1.7 1.5 1.5 per family LAW,Trades, transport SOCIAL, & equipment COMMUNITY 3% 7% 12% operators & related OF DWELLINGS WERE Source: Statistics Canada 2016 Census & GOVERNMENT% » Sales & service (15%) N/A % BUILT3% BEFORE2% 19602% Natural resources,42 agriculture compared to Vancouver1% (23%) and1% Metro Vancouver1% (13%) 22& related production » Management (14%) Manufacturing & utilities 0.4% 2% 3%

Source: Statistics Canada 2016 Census % % 66 34 % OF HOUSEHOLDS OF COUPLE FAMILIES HAVE100 FAMILY-ORIENTED ARE FAMILIES MORE THAN ONE CHILDOF COMMERCIALNEIGHBOURHOOD SPACE IS ZONED AS C-2 2 Census family is defined as a married couple and the children, if any, of either and/or both spouses; a BIZMAP.CA couple living common law and the children, if any, of either and/or both partners; or a lone parent of 6 Updated August 2018 any marital status with at least one child living in the same dwelling and that child or those children. $ POINT GREY AVERAGE ANNUAL 141,676 EXPENDITURE PER HOUSEHOLDTOTAL ASSESSED VALUE OF signiﬁcantly higher than the average household in Vancouver ($84,710) and Metro Vancouver ($87,106)COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IS $508 MILLION

%OF DWELLINGS ARE % OF RESIDENTS %ARE HOME 42 DETACHED HOMES 37 ARE RENTERS 63 OWNERS

WALKING DISTANCE TO THREE OF VANCOUVER’S MOST FAMOUS BEACHES JERICHO BEACH, LOCARNO BEACH AND SPANISH BANKS. % OF DWELLINGS WERE 42 BUILT BEFORE 1960 compared to Vancouver (23%) and Metro Vancouver (13%)

THE 99 B-LINE RUNS THROUGH 100POINT% GREY OF COMMERCIAL SPACE IS ZONED AS C-2 BIKER’S PARADISE BIKE SCORE OF 95 TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IS $508 MILLION KEY EVENTS: WITHIN CLOSE SCHOOLS » Annual spring and fall festivals 4 PROXIMITY OF POINT GREY » Point Grey Fiesta WALKING DISTANCE TO THREE OF VANCOUVER’S MOST FAMOUS BEACHES BUSINESSES JERICHO BEACH, LOCARNOTOP INDUSTRIES BEACH AND ARE SPANISH RETAIL 34 BANKS.% AND OPERATE IN ACCOMMODATION & FOOD SERVICE 20% 143 POINT GREY making up 54% of total Point Grey businesses

BUSINESSES THAT SPECIALIZE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICESTHE ARE 99 B-LINEON THE RISE RUNS THROUGH POINT GREY

BUSINESSBIKER’S OPPORTUNITIES PARADISE % MICRO BUSINESSES BASED ON MARKETBIKE SCORE DEMAND OF, COULD INCLUDE: 65 with fewer than ﬁve employees 95

% SMALL BUSINESSES » Nighttime restaurants and eateries 28 with 5 to 20 employees

» Higher-end pubs LEASE RATES ARE APPROXIMATELY KEY EVENTS: $28 PER SQ. FT. WITHIN CLOSE » Natural food stores SCHOOLS » Annual spring and fall festivals 4 PROXIMITY OF POINT GREY » Point Grey Fiesta

BUSINESSES TOP INDUSTRIES ARE RETAIL 34% AND OPERATE IN ACCOMMODATION & FOOD SERVICE 20% 143 POINT GREY making up 54% of total Point Grey businesses

BUSINESSES THAT SPECIALIZE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ARE ON THE RISE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES % MICRO BUSINESSES BASED ON MARKET DEMAND, COULD INCLUDE: 65 with fewer than ﬁve employees

% SMALL BUSINESSES » Nighttime restaurants and eateries 28 with 5 to 20 employees

DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME $ 200,000 + Parks and Trails Beaches UBC Campus

RELATIVELY HIGH SHARE OF RESIDENTS HIGH PROPORTION AGED 20 YEARS OR YOUNGER OF SENIORS

THE TOP 3 % % % LANGUAGES 76 11 3 SPOKEN AT HOME ARE ENGLISH MANDARIN CANTONESE

% % 67 REPORTED 24 REPORTED WESTERN EUROPEAN HERITAGE CHINESE HERITAGE particularly English (29%), Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%) POINT GREY VILLAGE POINTGREYVILLAGE.COM

% 29 ARE EARNING OVER $150,000 PER YEAR

THE DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME IS $200,000+

% % SPENDING PATTERNS:27 58 »»The average annual expenditureOF RESIDENTS per household HAVE in Point A Grey »»Point Grey area householdsHAVE spend comparativelySOME LEVEL less (in OF ($141,676) is significantlyBACHELOR’S higher than that DEGREEof the average percentage terms) on shelterUNIVERSITY and transportation EDUCATION than household in Vancouver ($84,710) or Metro Vancouver ($87,106). their Vancouver and Metro Vancouver counterparts. »»Point Grey households also spend significantly more on personal taxes and insurance in percentage terms (35%) as compared with Vancouver (27%) and Metro Vancouver (26%) respectively (see Figure 8). MOST COMMON OCCUPATIONS OTHER LEADING OCCUPATIONS INCLUDE: FORFigure 8:RESIDENTS Household Spending ARE IN EDUCATION, » Business, ﬁnance & administration (16%) LAW, SOCIAL, COMMUNITY Point Grey Village Vancouver Metro Vancouver $ % $ % $ % & GOVERNMENT » Food $12,131Sales & service9% (15%)$9,168 11% $8,956 10%

Shelter % $26,046 18% $17,983 21% $18,037 21% » Management (14%) 22Household operation, furnishing & equipment $9,502 7% $5,656 6% $6,125 7% Clothing $5,877 4% $3,858 5% $3,759 4%

Transportation $14,727 10% $9,563 11% $10,862 12%

Health & personal care $5,144 4% $3,492 5% $3,603 5%

Recreation,% education & reading materials $10,238% 7% $6,272 7% $6,627 7% 66Tobacco, alcohol & games of chance 34$2,526 2% $2,038 2% $1,935 2% OFPersonal HOUSEHOLDS taxes & insurance OF COUPLE$49,134 FAMILIES35% HAVE$22,820 27% FAMILY-ORIENTED$23,361 26%

AREOther FAMILIES MORE $6,352THAN ONE4% CHILD$3,858 5% NEIGHBOURHOOD$3,844 5% Total expenditure per household $141,676 100% $84,710 100% $87,106 100%

Source: Pitney Bowes 2016 $ POINT GREY AVERAGE ANNUAL 141,676 EXPENDITURE PER HOUSEHOLD signiﬁcantly higher than the average household in Vancouver ($84,710) and Metro Vancouver ($87,106)

BIZMAP.CA 7 Updated August 2018

%OF DWELLINGS ARE % OF RESIDENTS %ARE HOME 42 DETACHED HOMES 37 ARE RENTERS 63 OWNERS

% OF DWELLINGS WERE 42 BUILT BEFORE 1960 compared to Vancouver (23%) and Metro Vancouver (13%)

100% OF COMMERCIAL SPACE IS ZONED AS C-2

TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IS $508 MILLION

WALKING DISTANCE TO THREE OF VANCOUVER’S MOST FAMOUS BEACHES JERICHO BEACH, LOCARNO BEACH AND SPANISH BANKS.

THE 99 B-LINE RUNS THROUGH POINT GREY

BIKER’S PARADISE BIKE SCORE OF 95

KEY EVENTS: WITHIN CLOSE SCHOOLS » Annual spring and fall festivals 4 PROXIMITY OF POINT GREY » Point Grey Fiesta

BUSINESSES TOP INDUSTRIES ARE RETAIL 34% AND OPERATE IN ACCOMMODATION & FOOD SERVICE 20% 143 POINT GREY making up 54% of total Point Grey businesses

BUSINESSES THAT SPECIALIZE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ARE ON THE RISE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES % MICRO BUSINESSES BASED ON MARKET DEMAND, COULD INCLUDE: 65 with fewer than ﬁve employees

% SMALL BUSINESSES » Nighttime restaurants and eateries 28 with 5 to 20 employees

RESIDENTIAL CATCHMENT AREA POPULATION BUSINESS SIZE % 13,619 RESIDENTS 143 BUSINESSES; 65 1.7% growth between 2011 and 2016 OF WHICH HAVE FEWER THAN

DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME $ 200,000 + Parks and Trails Beaches UBC Campus

DOMINANT AGE RANGE DOMINANT EDUCATION LEVEL FAST FACTS % BACHELOR’S RELATIVELY HIGH SHARE OF RESIDENTS 20-24HIGH PROPORTION27 DEGREE YEARS AGEDBIA SIZE 20 YEARSRESIDENTIAL OR MARKET YOUNGER SIZE OF SENIORS% ADDITIONAL average age is 42.4 27 POSTGRADUATE 3 BLOCKS 7 SQ. KM. EDUCATION

RESIDENTIAL CATCHMENT AREA POPULATION BUSINESS SIZE THE TOP 3 % % % 13,619 RESIDENTS 143 BUSINESSES; 65% LANGUAGES1.7% growth between 2011 and 2016 76 11OF WHICH HAVE FEWER3 THAN SPOKEN AT HOME ARE ENGLISH MANDARIN CANTONESE with a population density of FIVE EMPLOYEES 1,968 PEOPLE PER SQ. KM. COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL % % 67 REPORTED ZONING (C-2)24 REPORTED RECENTLY INCREASED TO ALLOW COMMERCIALWESTERN SIZE EUROPEAN HERITAGE CHINESE HERITAGE particularly English (29%), Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%) 6-STOREY WOODEN 78 PROPERTIES with an assessed commercial value of more than STRUCTURES $ Figure 1: Population by Age 508 MILLION ATTRACTIONS

30%

DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME 25% % 29 ARE EARNING OVER $ 20% $ 200,000 + Parks and Trails150,000BeachesPER YEARUBC Campus 15% % of total population % of total

10%

5% Under 20 20 to 34 35 to 44 45 to 54 55 to 64 65 or Older THE DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD RELATIVELY HIGH SHARE OF RESIDENTS Point GreyHIGH PROPORTIONVancouver Metro Vancouver AGED 20 YEARS OR YOUNGER INCOMEOF SENIORS IS $200,000+

Figure 3: Ethnic Origin

THE TOP 3 % 30% % 25% % LANGUAGES% 76 11 % 3 27 20% 58 Figure 1: Population bySPOKEN Age OF RESIDENTSAT HOME AREHAVE A ENGLISH MANDARINHAVE SOMECANTONESE LEVEL OF 15% BACHELOR’S DEGREE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION % of population 10% 30% 5%

25% 0% % English Chinese Scottish Irish Canadian REPORTED % MOST20% COMMON 67 OCCUPATIONS OTHER LEADING OCCUPATIONS24 REPORTED INCLUDE: Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver 15% WESTERN EUROPEAN HERITAGE FOR population % of total RESIDENTS ARE IN EDUCATION, CHINESE HERITAGE particularly English (29%), Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%) » Business, ﬁnance & administration (16%) LAW,10% SOCIAL, COMMUNITY

& GOVERNMENT5% » Sales & service (15%) Under 20 20 to 34 35 to 44 45 to 54 55 to 64 65 or Older % Figure 4: Average Household Income Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver 22 » Management30% (14%) 25% % 20% 29 ARE EARNING OVER Figure 3: Ethnic Origin % % 15% $150,000 PER YEAR 34 % of households 10% 6630% OF HOUSEHOLDS OF COUPLE FAMILIES HAVE 5% FAMILY-ORIENTED ARE25% FAMILIES MORE THAN ONE CHILD NEIGHBOURHOOD 20% 0% Less than $20K THE$20-$39K DOMINANT$40-$59K $60-$79K $80-$99K $100-$149K $150K + 15% HOUSEHOLD Point INCOMEGrey IS Vancouver$ Metro Vancouver % of population 10% 200,000+ 5% $ POINT GREY AVERAGE ANNUAL 0% EXPENDITURE PER HOUSEHOLD English 141,676Chinese Scottish Irish Canadian signiﬁcantly higher than the average household in Vancouver Point Grey Vancouver Metro($84,710) Vancouver and Metro Vancouver ($87,106) POINT GREY VILLAGE Figure 9: Dwellings by Major Structural Type POINTGREYVILLAGE.COM % Point Grey Vancouver% Metro Vancouver Single-Detached Semi-Detached/ Single-Detached Semi-Detached/ Single-Detached 27 Row 58Row OF RESIDENTS HAVE A HAVE SOME LEVEL OF Figure 4: Average Household Income 42%OF RESIDENTS ARE %OF DWELLINGSBACHELOR’S ARE DEGREE % UNIVERSITY15% % EDUCATIONHOME 30% 29% 42 DETACHED HOMES 37 ARE RENTERS2% 635% OWNERS 25% 58%

12% 20% 56% 80% MOST15% COMMON OCCUPATIONS OTHER LEADING OCCUPATIONS INCLUDE:

Apartment Apartment Apartment Semi-Detached/ FORPlace% of households 10% RESIDENTS ARE IN EDUCATION, Row » Business, ﬁnance & administration (16%) HOUSING MIX: LAW,5% SOCIAL,% OF COMMUNITY DWELLINGS WERE & »GOVERNMENT»The Point Grey BIA is characterized by older, well-maintained » »»The BIA has considerably more buildings built before 1960 0% BUILT BEFORE 1960 Sales & service (15%) single-familyLess than42 $20K $20-$39Khomes (42%),$40-$59K combined$60-$79K with$80-$99K mid- $100-$149Kto high-rise$150K + (42%) as compared with Vancouver (23%) and Metro Vancouver buildings%compared (56%) (see to VancouverFigure 9); some (23%) single-family and Metro homes Vancouver have (13%) (13%) (see Figure 10). been convertedPoint Grey to multi-tenantSemi-Detached/RowVancouver suites that cater to universityMetro Vancouver » Management (14%) 22 FigureFigure 10: 10: Age Age of Housing of Housing Stock Stock students. »»Significantly more single-detached dwellings (42%) than 50% Vancouver (15%) and Metro Vancouver (29%), suggesting an established% suburban environment. % 40% % 66Figure 9: 9:Dwellings Dwellings by Major by MajorStructural Structural Type Type 34 30% 100 OF HOUSEHOLDS OF COUPLE FAMILIES HAVEOF COMMERCIALFAMILY-ORIENTED SPACE Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver 20% ARE FAMILIES MORE THAN% of dwellings ONE CHILD NEIGHBOURHOOD Single-Detached Semi-Detached/ Single-Detached Semi-Detached/ Single-Detached IS ZONED AS Row Row 10% C-2

42% 0% 15% 29% Pre-1960 1961 to 1980 1981 to 1990 1991 to 2000 2001 and newer 2% 5%

58% POINT GREY AVERAGE ANNUAL $ Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver 12% TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE OF EXPENDITURESource: Statistics PER Canada 2016HOUSEHOLD Census 56% 141,67680% signiﬁcantly higher than the average householdCOMMERCIAL in Vancouver PROPERTIES IS ($84,710) and Metro»»Detached Vancouver home ($87,106) prices are often over $4 million and condo prices are commonly$ between $820,000 to $1.6 million; monthly Apartment Apartment Apartment Semi-Detached/ Row rents are approximately508 $3,800 (forMILLION condos) and can be

Source: Statistics Canada 2016 Census $5,000+ for houses.

62.6% of BIA area residents are homeowners, significantly above »» Figure 13: Fastest Growing Commercial Sub-sectors Vancouver (47%) but slightly lower than Metro Vancouver (64%). %OF DWELLINGS ARE % OF RESIDENTS %ARE HOME Semi-Detached/Row 42Figure 10: Age of HousingDETACHED Stock HOMES 37 AREFood retailerRENTERS 63 OWNERS 50% Secondhand dealer

WALKING DISTANCE TO Instruction 40%

THREE OF VANCOUVER’S MOST FAMOUS0 BEACHES1 2 3 30% JERICHO BEACH, LOCARNO BEACH AND SPANISH# of new businesses BANKS.(2011-2016)

20% % of dwellings % OF DWELLINGS WERE 10% 42 BUILT BEFORE 1960 compared to Vancouver (23%) and Metro Vancouver (13%) 0% Pre-1960 1961 to 1980 1981 to 1990 1991 to 2000 2001 and newer

Point Grey Vancouver Metro Vancouver THE 99 B-LINE RUNS THROUGH BIZMAP.CA 8 Updated August 2018 Figure 13: Commercial Business Size POINT GREY % Small - Medium 100 (21-50 employees) Small (5-20 OF COMMERCIAL6% 1% SPACE employees) Large (more than IS ZONED AS 50 employees) Figure 13: Fastest Growing Commercial Sub-sectors C-2 28% BIKER’S PARADISE BIKE SCORE OF 95 Food retailer

Secondhand dealer TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE OF Instruction COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IS 65% Micro (under 5 0 1 2 3 $ employees) # of new businesses (2011-2016) 508 MILLION KEY EVENTS: WITHIN CLOSE SCHOOLS » Annual spring and fall festivals 4 PROXIMITY OF POINT GREY » Point Grey Fiesta

WALKING DISTANCE TO THREE OF VANCOUVER’S MOST FAMOUS BEACHES % Figure 13: Commercial BusinessBUSINESSES Size TOP INDUSTRIES ARE RETAIL 34 AND OPERATE IN JERICHO BEACH,Small - Medium LOCARNO BEACH AND SPANISH BANKS. % (21-50 employees) ACCOMMODATION & FOOD SERVICE 20 143 POINT GREY Small (5-20 6% 1% making up 54% of total Point Grey businesses employees) Large (more than 50 employees)

28%

BUSINESSES THAT SPECIALIZE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ARE ON THE RISE THE 99 B-LINE RUNS THROUGH

65% Micro (under 5 POINT GREY employees)

BUSINESSBIKER’S OPPORTUNITIES PARADISE % MICRO BUSINESSES BASED ON MARKET DEMAND, COULD INCLUDE: 65 with fewer than ﬁve employees BIKE SCORE OF 95

% SMALL BUSINESSES » Nighttime restaurants and eateries 28 with 5 to 20 employees

» Higher-end pubs LEASE RATES ARE APPROXIMATELY $28 PER SQ. FT. KEY EVENTS: » Natural food stores WITHIN CLOSE SCHOOLS » Annual spring and fall festivals 4 PROXIMITY OF POINT GREY » Point Grey Fiesta

BUSINESSES TOP INDUSTRIES ARE RETAIL 34% AND OPERATE IN ACCOMMODATION & FOOD SERVICE 20% 143 POINT GREY making up 54% of total Point Grey businesses

BUSINESSES THAT SPECIALIZE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ARE ON THE RISE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES % MICRO BUSINESSES BASED ON MARKET DEMAND, COULD INCLUDE: 65 with fewer than ﬁve employees

% SMALL BUSINESSES » Nighttime restaurants and eateries 28 with 5 to 20 employees

RESIDENTIAL CATCHMENT AREA POPULATION BUSINESS SIZE % 13,619 RESIDENTS 143 BUSINESSES; 65 1.7% growth between 2011 and 2016 OF WHICH HAVE FEWER THAN with a population density of FIVE EMPLOYEES 1,968 PEOPLE PER SQ. KM. COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL ZONING (C-2) RECENTLY INCREASED TO ALLOW COMMERCIAL SIZE DOMINANT6-STOREY AGE RANGE WOODENDOMINANT EDUCATION LEVEL PROPERTIES FAST78 FACTS % BACHELOR’S with an assessed commercial value of more than 20-24STRUCTURES 27 DEGREE YEARS BIA$ SIZE RESIDENTIAL MARKET SIZE % ADDITIONAL 508 MILLION ATTRACTIONSaverage age is 42.4 27 POSTGRADUATE 3 BLOCKS 7 SQ. KM. EDUCATION DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME $RESIDENTIAL CATCHMENT AREA POPULATION BUSINESS SIZE 200,000 + Parks and Trails Beaches UBC Campus % 13,619 RESIDENTS 143 BUSINESSES; 65 1.7% growth between 2011 and 2016 OF WHICH HAVE FEWER THAN with a population density of FIVE EMPLOYEES RELATIVELY HIGH SHARE OF RESIDENTS HIGH PROPORTION 1,968AGED OF PEOPLE20 PER YEARS SQ. KM. OR YOUNGER COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENTSENIORS POTENTIAL ZONING (C-2) RECENTLY INCREASED TO ALLOW COMMERCIAL SIZE 6-STOREY WOODEN 78 PROPERTIESTHE TOP 3 with an assessed commercial value of more than % STRUCTURES% % $ LANGUAGES 76 11 3 508 SPOKENMILLION AT HOME ARE ENGLISHATTRACTIONSMANDARIN CANTONESE

DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME $ 200,00% 0 + Parks and Trails Beaches% UBC Campus 67 REPORTED 24 REPORTED WESTERN EUROPEAN HERITAGE CHINESE HERITAGE particularly English (29%), Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%)

RELATIVELY HIGH SHARE OF RESIDENTS HIGH PROPORTION AGED 20 YEARS OR YOUNGER OF SENIORS

% 29 ARE EARNING OVER $ PER YEAR THE TOP 3 % %150,000 % LANGUAGES 76 11 3 SPOKEN AT HOME ARE ENGLISH MANDARIN CANTONESE THE DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME IS $200,000+ % % 67 REPORTED 24 REPORTED WESTERN EUROPEAN HERITAGE CHINESE HERITAGE particularly English (29%), Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%)

27% 58% OF RESIDENTS HAVE A HAVE SOME LEVEL OF BACHELOR’S DEGREE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION % 29 ARE EARNING OVER $150,000 PER YEAR MOST COMMON OCCUPATIONS OTHER LEADING OCCUPATIONS INCLUDE: FOR RESIDENTS ARE IN EDUCATION, LAW, SOCIAL, COMMUNITY » Business, ﬁnance & administration (16%) THE DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD & GOVERNMENT » Sales & service (15%) % INCOME IS $200,000+ 22 » Management (14%)

% % 66 % 34 % OF HOUSEHOLDS27 OF COUPLE FAMILIES HAVE 58 FAMILY-ORIENTED ARE FAMILIES OF RESIDENTS HAVE A MORE THAN ONE CHILD HAVE SOMENEIGHBOURHOOD LEVEL OF BACHELOR’S DEGREE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION

$ POINT GREY AVERAGE ANNUAL MOST COMMON141,676 OCCUPATIONS EXPENDITUREOTHER PERLEADING HOUSEHOLD OCCUPATIONS INCLUDE: FOR RESIDENTS ARE IN signiﬁcantly higher than the average household in Vancouver EDUCATION,($84,710) and Metro Vancouver ($87,106) LAW, SOCIAL, COMMUNITY » Business, ﬁnance & administration (16%)

& GOVERNMENT » Sales & service (15%) % » Management (14%) 22 %OF DWELLINGS ARE % OF RESIDENTS %ARE HOME 42 DETACHED HOMES 37 ARE RENTERS 63 OWNERS 66% 34% OF HOUSEHOLDS OF COUPLE FAMILIES HAVE FAMILY-ORIENTED ARE FAMILIES MORE THAN ONE CHILD NEIGHBOURHOOD % OF DWELLINGS WERE 42 BUILT BEFORE 1960 POINTcompared GREY to Vancouver (23%) VILLAGE and Metro Vancouver (13%) POINT GREY AVERAGE ANNUAL POINTGREYVILLAGE.COM$ 141,676 EXPENDITURE PER HOUSEHOLD signiﬁcantly higher than the average household in Vancouver ($84,710) and Metro Vancouver ($87,106) 100% OF COMMERCIAL SPACE IS ZONED AS %OF DWELLINGS ARE % OF RESIDENTS %C-2ARE HOME 42 DETACHED HOMES 37 ARE RENTERS 63 OWNERS

TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IS $ % OF DWELLINGS WERE 508 MILLION 42 BUILT BEFORE 1960 compared to Vancouver (23%) and Metro Vancouver (13%)

COMMERCIAL BUILDING MIX: RECREATION, LEISURE AND GREENSPACE: »»Most buildings on the south side of West 10th Avenue are »»When not shopping and eating at BIA businesses, visitors and smaller one- and two-storey buildings (circa 1960-1980), residents can walk to a variety of popular recreation destinations whereas the north side has seenWALKING more redevelopment DISTANCE toward TO including three of Vancouver’s most famous beaches—Jericho mixed use, low-rise. Beach, Locarno Beach and Spanish% Banks—as well as the THREE OF VANCOUVER’S MOSTexpansive FAMOUS Pacific 100Spirit BEACHES Regional Park or the West Point Grey The entire BIA is zoned as C-2, which emphasizes low impact, »» Park. OF COMMERCIAL SPACE pedestrian-oriented and localJERICHO commercial developments. BEACH, LOCARNO BEACH AND SPANISH BANKS. »The West Point GreyIS Community ZONED Centre AS is about seven blocks 95% of business floor space in the BIA is commercial and 5% is » »» from the BIA. C-2 industrial. »»The total assessed value of properties in the BIA is $508,051,100, representing 2% of the total assessed value of all Vancouver BIAs excluding downtown. TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE OF COMMERCIALTHE 99 PROPERTIES B-LINE IS $ RUNS THROUGH 508POINT MILLION GREY

BIKER’S PARADISE BIKE SCORE OF 95 WALKING DISTANCE TO THREE OF VANCOUVER’S MOST FAMOUS BEACHES JERICHO BEACH, LOCARNO BEACH AND SPANISH BANKS.

KEY EVENTS: WITHIN CLOSE BIZMAP.CASCHOOLS » Annual spring and fall festivals 9 Updated4 AugustPROXIMITY 2018 OF POINT GREY » Point Grey FiestaTHE 99 B-LINE RUNS THROUGH POINT GREY BUSINESSES TOP INDUSTRIES ARE RETAIL 34% AND OPERATE IN ACCOMMODATION & FOOD SERVICE 20% 143 POINT GREY making up 54% of total Point Grey businesses BIKER’S PARADISE BIKE SCORE OF 95 BUSINESSES THAT SPECIALIZE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ARE ON THE RISE

KEY EVENTS: WITHIN CLOSE SCHOOLS » Annual spring and fall festivals 4 PROXIMITY OF POINT GREY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES % MICRO BUSINESSES BASED» Point ON MARKETGrey Fiesta DEMAND, COULD INCLUDE: 65 with fewer than ﬁve employees

% SMALL BUSINESSES » Nighttime restaurants and eateries with 5 to 20 employees 28 BUSINESSES TOP INDUSTRIES ARE RETAIL 34% AND OPERATE IN % ACCOMMODATION» & FOOD SERVICE 20 143 POINT GREY Higher-end pubs LEASE RATES ARE APPROXIMATELY making up 54% of total Point Grey businesses $28 PER SQ. FT. » Natural food stores

BUSINESSES THAT SPECIALIZE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ARE ON THE RISE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES % MICRO BUSINESSES BASED ON MARKET DEMAND, COULD INCLUDE: 65 with fewer than ﬁve employees

% SMALL BUSINESSES » Nighttime restaurants and eateries 28 with 5 to 20 employees

DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME $

200,000 + DOMINANTParks and AGE Trails RANGE BeachesDOMINANT EDUCATIONUBC Campus LEVEL FAST FACTS % BACHELOR’S 20-24 27 DEGREE YEARS BIA SIZE RESIDENTIAL MARKET SIZE % ADDITIONAL average age is 42.4 POSTGRADUATE 27 EDUCATION RELATIVELY3 BLOCKS HIGH SHARE7 SQ. OFKM. RESIDENTS HIGH PROPORTION AGED 20 YEARS OR YOUNGER OF SENIORS RESIDENTIAL CATCHMENT AREA POPULATION BUSINESS SIZE % 13,619 RESIDENTS 143 BUSINESSES; 65 1.7% growth between 2011 and 2016 OF WHICH HAVE FEWER THAN

with a population density of FIVE EMPLOYEES THE TOP 3 % % % 1,968LANGUAGES 76 11 3 PEOPLESPOKEN PER SQ.AT HOME KM. ARE ENGLISH COMMERCIALMANDARIN DEVELOPMENT POTENTIALCANTONESE ZONING (C-2) RECENTLY INCREASED TO ALLOW COMMERCIAL SIZE % 6-STOREY WOODEN 78 PROPERTIESREPORTED % with an assessed67 commercial value of more than STRUCTURES24 REPORTED $ WESTERN EUROPEAN HERITAGE CHINESE HERITAGE 508particularly MILLION English (29%), Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%) ATTRACTIONS

DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME $ 200,000 + Parks and Trails Beaches UBC Campus % 29 ARE EARNING OVER $ PER YEAR RELATIVELY HIGH SHARE OF RESIDENTS HIGH150,000 PROPORTION AGED 20 YEARS OR YOUNGER OF SENIORS

THE DOMINANT HOUSEHOLD INCOME IS $200,000+ THE TOP 3 % % % LANGUAGES 76 11 3 SPOKEN AT HOME ARE ENGLISH MANDARIN CANTONESE

% % 27% 58% 67OF RESIDENTSREPORTED HAVE A 24HAVE SOMEREPORTED LEVEL OF WESTERNBACHELOR’S EUROPEAN DEGREE HERITAGE UNIVERSITYCHINESE HERITAGE EDUCATION particularly English (29%), Scottish (20%) & Irish (18%)

MOST COMMON OCCUPATIONS OTHER LEADING OCCUPATIONS INCLUDE: FOR RESIDENTS ARE IN EDUCATION, » Business, ﬁnance & administration (16%) LAW, SOCIAL, COMMUNITY % & GOVERNMENT » Sales & service (15%)29 ARE EARNING OVER % $150,000 PER YEAR 22 » Management (14%)

THE DOMINANT % % HOUSEHOLD 66 34 INCOME IS $200,000+ OF HOUSEHOLDS OF COUPLE FAMILIES HAVE FAMILY-ORIENTED ARE FAMILIES MORE THAN ONE CHILD NEIGHBOURHOOD

$ 27% POINT GREY AVERAGE ANNUAL58% 141,676OF RESIDENTS HAVE EXPENDITURE A PER HOUSEHOLDHAVE SOME LEVEL OF BACHELOR’S DEGREEsigniﬁcantly higher than the average household UNIVERSITYin Vancouver EDUCATION ($84,710) and Metro Vancouver ($87,106)

MOST COMMON OCCUPATIONS OTHER LEADING OCCUPATIONS INCLUDE: FOR RESIDENTS ARE IN EDUCATION, OF RESIDENTS ARE %OF DWELLINGS ARE »%Business, ﬁnance & administration (16%) % HOME 42LAW,DETACHED SOCIAL, COMMUNITY HOMES 37 ARE RENTERS 63 OWNERS & GOVERNMENT » Sales & service (15%) % 22 » Management (14%)

% OF DWELLINGS WERE % 42% BUILT BEFORE 1960 66compared to Vancouver (23%) and Metro Vancouver34 (13%) OF HOUSEHOLDS OF COUPLE FAMILIES HAVE FAMILY-ORIENTED ARE FAMILIES MORE THAN ONE CHILD NEIGHBOURHOOD

$ POINT GREY AVERAGE100 ANNUAL% 141,676 EXPENDITURE PER HOUSEHOLDOF COMMERCIAL SPACE signiﬁcantly higher than the average IShousehold ZONED in Vancouver AS ($84,710) and Metro Vancouver ($87,106) C-2

%OF DWELLINGS ARE % OF RESIDENTSTOTAL ASSESSED% VALUEARE HOME OF 42 DETACHED HOMES 37 ARE RENTERSCOMMERCIAL63 PROPERTIESOWNERS IS $508 MILLION

% OF DWELLINGS WERE 42 BUILT BEFORE 1960 compared to Vancouver (23%) and Metro Vancouver (13%) WALKING DISTANCE TO THREE OF VANCOUVER’S MOST FAMOUS BEACHES JERICHO BEACH, LOCARNO BEACH AND SPANISH BANKS. POINT GREY VILLAGE % POINTGREYVILLAGE.COM 100 OF COMMERCIAL SPACE IS ZONED AS C-2 THE 99 B-LINE RUNS THROUGH POINT GREY TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IS $508 MILLION BIKER’S PARADISE BIKE SCORE OF 95

TRANSPORTATION: WALKING DISTANCE TO EDUCATION: »»With access from a major transitTHREE route and OF plenty VANCOUVER’S of parking, »MOST»There are FAMOUS three elementary BEACHES schools and one K-12 school within the BIA is easy to get to. The JERICHO99 B-Line to/from BEACH, UBC runs LOCARNOthe BEACH BIA catchmentKEY AND area;EVENTS SPANISH two are :independent BANKS. and two are through the BIA, offering frequent transit service throughout public. the day; the Broadway-Boundary (#9)WITHIN and Hastings- CLOSE SCHOOLS » Annual spring and fall festivals UBC (#14) busesPROXIMITY also run along West OF 10th Avenue.POINT GREY HERITAGE: 4 Point Grey has been a residential community since 1791 when »The Discovery Street bike route at the east end of BIA runs »» » Spanish explorers» Point visited Grey theFiesta area; some of the homes reflect north-south and the West 8th Avenue bike route north of BIA this long history. runs east-west, making the area a biker’s paradise with a bike score rating of 95. »»Several private residences in the area are on the city’s heritage register. »»As a relatively compact and flat area, the BIA is also walkable, THE 99 B-LINE with a walk score rating of 87. % BUSINESSES TOP INDUSTRIESPOPULAR EVENTS: ARE RETAILRUNS 34 THROUGH AND OPERATE IN ACCOMMODATION & FOODPOINT SERVICE GREY 20% 143 POINT GREY »»The Point Grey Village BIA, with the help of local businesses, making up 54%organizes of total annual Point springGrey businesses and fall festivals; more information is available on the BIA website. »»The BIA also sponsors and participates in the popular annual Point Grey Fiesta. BIKER’S PARADISE BUSINESSES THAT SPECIALIZE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICESBIKE SCORE ARE ON OF THE95 RISE

KEY EVENTS: BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SCHOOLS WITHIN CLOSE % MICRO BUSINESSES BASED» ONAnnual MARKET spring andDEMAND fall festivals, COULD INCLUDE: 65 with 4fewer thanPROXIMITY ﬁve employees OF POINT GREY » Point Grey Fiesta % SMALL BUSINESSES » Nighttime restaurants and eateries 28 with 5 to 20 employees BIZMAP.CA 10 Updated August 2018 » Higher-end pubs % LEASEBUSINESSES RATES ARE APPROXIMATELY TOP INDUSTRIES ARE RETAIL 34 AND OPERATE IN % $ ACCOMMODATION & FOOD SERVICE 20 14328 POINTPER GREY SQ. FT. making» Natural up 54% food of totalstores Point Grey businesses