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General Overview
One of Grandview Woodland's most distinctive characteristics is its diversity. Commercial Drive includes some of the best ethnic restaurants in town and a collection of cafes and coffee houses that draw customers from all over the City. While Grandview-Woodland's total population has remained relatively constant since the 1970s, the community's mix has changed. Three significant trends emerged in the 1980s in this community which, historically, has attracted a large number of families. Such changes in the age composition of the community affect the demand for housing, health care and community facilities such as schools, recreation centres and parks. The Grandview-Woodland community offers a wide variety of housing types, from single-detached homes to duplexes, to low- and high-rise apartments suitable for a range of incomes and household types. The area east of Commercial is zoned for apartments while duplexes and single-family homes with additional suites are found in the area to the west of the Drive. to 9,185. Parks
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Vancouver's
first suburb, Grandview-Woodland is one of 23 communities. It
stretches from Broadway to the Burrard Inlet waterfront,
and from Clark Drive to Nanaimo Street. These boundaries
are defined by the city for planning and administrative purposes and
may not accurately reflect smaller historical neighbourhoods.
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