Galileo
822 Homer St, Vancouver, BC V6B 6M3
Galileo, at 822 Homer St, is a condo building in the Downtown area of Vancouver, British Columbia. It was built in 1999, has 118 residential units and stands 16 storeys tall.
Market Overview
Last sale: Oct 7, 2025
Condo Fees
2026 Assessment
Building Features
Policies
Known Issues & Notes
Known Issues (news/court)
2020-11-04 dispute_crt: Owner claimed $12,500 lost rental income from strata's alleged delay handling insurance claim for water damage; tribunal dismissed claim. | 2020-11-04 dispute_crt: Owner sought $13,000 lost rental income from strata's alleged delay in insurance claim; tribunal found for strata. | 2020-11-04 dispute_crt: Owner sought $10,540 reimbursement for lost rental income from water damage repair delay; tribunal found strata not liable for delay.
SourceRepairs/Projects
6 listing description(s) mention envelope/rainscreen, roof, piping or remediation work
Management
About This Building
Galileo (strata plan LMS3970) is an apartment-style strata building at 822 Homer St in Downtown, Vancouver. Records show 118 strata lots, a build year of about 1999 and 16 storeys. Since October 2024 there have been 10 recorded sales, averaging roughly $723,000. Strata fees seen in listings average around $632 a month (about $0.81 per sq ft). Listed amenities include sauna/steam room, exercise centre, bike room. Before buying here, have the depreciation report, minutes, bylaws, financials and insurance certificate reviewed.
Nearby condo buildings
- Eight One Nine – 819 Hamilton St · built 1998 · 154 units · 43 m away
- 410 Robson St · built 2010 · 20 units · 57 m away
- Atelier On Robson – 833 Homer St · built 2010 · 202 units · 57 m away
- Jardine's Lookout – 867 Hamilton St · built 1994 · 127 units · 64 m away
- 433 Robson St · built 1999 · 228 units · 89 m away
- Beasley – 888 Homer St · built 2011 · 221 units · 90 m away
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General information, not legal advice. Building figures are approximate; confirm details in the corporation's own documents.