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Walkability + transit

Kitsilano — Walkability, Transit, and Commute

A focused reference on walkability + transit in Kitsilano, drawn from the broader Kitsilano area page — pulled out as its own page so it’s scannable on its own.

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Kitsilano sits roughly 4 km west of downtown Vancouver across the Burrard Bridge — by bike or e-bike, the seawall route is 15–20 minutes door-to-door; by transit, the 4 / 7 / 44 trolleys + the R4 41st Avenue B-Line + the 99 Broadway B-Line are the working connections. Travel time to downtown by bus is typically 20–35 minutes depending on which route and time of day.

The Broadway Subway Project Phase 1 changes the math when Arbutus Station opens (targeted 2027 per TransLink, pushed back from original 2025). The eastern entrance at W 7th + Vine puts the southern half of Kits within a 5–10 minute walk of rapid transit. UBC connection is the R4 / 99 today; Phase 2 (Arbutus to UBC) is in advance planning with no construction date confirmed.

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Bronson Job PREC, REALTOR® at Royal LePage Ben Gauer & Associates — Langley + Fraser Valley + Greater Vancouver
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