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Atira Property Management Inc.

Atira Property Management Inc. runs 13 completed non-market housing buildings in Vancouver with 1,036 homes.

Source: City of Vancouver open data, non-market housing.

1,036
homes in 13 completed buildings
the City paid the organisation $34k in 2025

Homes opened, year by year

95 homes in 2008 · 145 homes in 2021

Click a year to see its amount.

Buildings

The PatriciaCompleted · 2021 · Strathcona145homesColonial ResidenceCompleted · 2014 · Downtown140homesLuu-gat (Howard Johnson)Completed · 2020 · Downtown110homesThe AnjokCompleted · 2018 · Strathcona104homesFlint Hotel ("the Flint Hotel")Completed · 2014 · Grandview-Woodland101homesGastown HotelCompleted · 2008 · Downtown95homesTawowCompleted · Downtown78homesDominion HotelCompleted · 2009 · Downtown63homes
Show 5 morePatrick Anthony ResidenceCompleted · 2016 · Strathcona54homesNora Hendrix PlaceCompleted · 2019 · Strathcona52homesSarah Ross HouseCompleted · 2018 · Renfrew-Collingwood52homesCordova ResidenceCompleted · 2009 · Downtown30homes566 Powell StreetCompleted · 2009 · Strathcona12homes

Where its completed buildings are

Downtown6 buildings516homesStrathcona5 buildings367homesGrandview-Woodland1 building101homesRenfrew-Collingwood1 building52homes

What the City paid Atira Property Management Inc

Every payment over $25,000 and every grant on the City’s Statements of Financial Information — payments to the organisation, not its housing spending

2025as a supplier$34k2024as a supplier$132k2023as a supplier$106k2022as a supplier$108k2021as a supplier$118k
Next operatorBC Indigenous Housing Society7th of 222 operators, by homes875homes
About these figures

Homes are counted by the clientele the register lists (families, seniors, other); the register’s count by bedroom differs for a few buildings.

The register lists today’s buildings: a year counts the buildings standing now that opened then.

The organisation is on 5 years of the City’s payment schedules under the same name; what it received is not what the City spent on housing.