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Strathmore Lodge Apartments

1086 Bute St, Vancouver

Year built: 1910Neighbourhood: West EndType: Type not confirmed

Strathmore Lodge Apartments building photo

Representative building photo · Photo: Tim Piehl

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Strathcona $2,220West End $2,300Fairview $2,300Kitsilano $2,425Downtown Vancouver $2,700

Median 1-bed rents in surrounding neighbourhoods.

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No tribunal disputes on file

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Building health

No tribunal history on record. 3 construction-era topics to check for a 1910 Vancouver building.

Tribunal cases

Tribunal issues

Era topics

Matched permits

A synthesis of the record and era sections below — a starting read, not a building inspection or an appraisal.

Building Record · Tribunal

No tribunal history on record for this building. That's a clean signal — no adjudicated disputes found in BC CRT / Ontario tribunal data.

Building-Era Findings

What to watch in a 1910 Vancouver building

Issues commonly associated with this building's construction era, type and area. These are patterns to check, not confirmed findings for this specific building.

3 era/typology topics to review

We haven't confirmed this building's construction type yet. Items tagged if applicable depend on it (e.g. glass tower vs. wood-frame).

Envelope & Structure

Heritage masonry repointing & deck-membrane risk

if applicableMedium

Load-bearing clay-brick masonry whose original soft lime mortar erodes; loft conversions also add rooftop amenity decks over elastomeric waterproofing.

Pre-1930 masonry needs soft, lime-rich mortar; repointing with hard modern Portland-cement mortar restricts brick movement and causes the brick face to crack and spall.

What it means for you: Improper past repointing means ongoing spalling and facade repair; planters/furniture on deck membranes cause water ingress into the units below.

Check: Mortar type used in any past repointing, facade spalling, and rooftop-deck membrane condition.

Repairs & Condition

Asbestos / vermiculite / UFFI (pre-1990)

Medium

Asbestos-containing materials, Zonolite vermiculite, and (1975–1978) UFFI insulation used in older construction.

Asbestos use ran into the 1980s; a pre-1990 build has a reasonable chance of containing these materials.

What it means for you: Safe if undisturbed, but provincial law requires a hazmat survey before any renovation/expansion/demolition, adding cost and time.

Check: Hazardous-materials survey; a Salvage/Abatement or demolition permit on record indicates it was handled.

Source: mastersremediation.com

Systems

Cast-iron drainage stacks (heritage lofts)

if applicableMedium

Century-old cast-iron drain lines that corrode internally, rust and crack.

Original drainage in early-1900s buildings converted to lofts in the 1990s.

What it means for you: Slow drains and sewage backups, especially on lower levels connected to commercial or restaurant operations.

Check: Drain-line camera-scope history and any backup incidents on lower floors.

Era and typology patterns are general guidance, not a building inspection. Confirm each item against the depreciation report, strata minutes, and a professional inspection.

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