The New Yorker, located at 1066 Hamilton Street in Vancouver’s Yaletown neighbourhood, is a notable heritage building that seamlessly blends historic charm with modern living. Originally constructed in 1911, this four-story structure underwent a thoughtful conversion in 1995 to accommodate 24 unique loft-style residences.

Each loft within The New Yorker showcases distinctive architectural features, including exposed brick walls, original timber beams, and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the spaces with natural light. The open-concept layouts are complemented by polished concrete floors and gourmet kitchens equipped with gas ranges, offering residents a sophisticated urban living experience.

Residents also have access to a communal rooftop patio, perfect for social gatherings and enjoying panoramic city views. The building is pet-friendly and permits rentals, providing flexibility for homeowners and investors alike.

Situated in the vibrant heart of Yaletown, The New Yorker is surrounded by an array of upscale restaurants, trendy bars, boutique shops, and is just a short walk from the scenic waterfront and parks. Its prime location ensures that residents can fully immerse themselves in the dynamic lifestyle that Yaletown offers.