Royal Oak Avenue / South Metrotown

The Oakmore

The Oakmore is a verified existing low-rise apartment property at 6739 Royal Oak Avenue. Commercial property records describe a three-storey, approximately 23,541-square-foot building completed in 1964. Public directories disagree on whether it is strata or conventional multifamily rental and provide no dependable unit count, so tenure, units, parking, storage, pet rules and rental policies require title and management verification.

original architectural rendering of The Oakmore as a three-storey 1964 Royal Oak Avenue apartment building

Building snapshot

Address
6739 Royal Oak Avenue
Completion year
1964
Developer
Unknown / Needs Verification
Builder
Unknown / Needs Verification
Building type
Low-rise apartment building
Height
3 storeys
Unit count
Unknown / Needs Verification
Construction
Unknown / Needs Verification
Tenure
Unknown / Needs Verification
Near station
Royal Oak / district transit context
Parking
Unknown / Needs Verification
Storage
Unknown / Needs Verification
Micro-location
Royal Oak Avenue / South Metrotown

What this building is known for

The Oakmore is a 1964 three-storey apartment building on Royal Oak Avenue, with strong Royal Oak Station access but limited verified operational data.

Buyer due-diligence checklist

Use these building-specific prompts to structure your document review and professional inspections. They identify questions to investigate, not conclusions about condition.

Construction and major systems

Confirm the construction system and review the current depreciation report for roofs, cladding, balconies or patios, drainage, common landscaping, underground parking and insurance.

Age and capital planning

As a 1964 building, the condition and renewal history of original or replaced systems matters more than age alone. Review completed and planned work involving piping, elevators, roofs, envelope, parkade and mechanical systems.

Parking, storage and ownership details

The tenure is not confirmed in this profile. Parking details remain unconfirmed and should be established for the individual home. Storage details remain unconfirmed and should be established for the individual home.

Location and future change

The Oakmore is grouped within Royal Oak Avenue / South Metrotown, with the broader Metrotown and Royal Oak transit network providing the relevant transit context. Test the actual walking route at the times you expect to travel, and review nearby active or proposed development for potential changes to noise, access, outlook and construction activity.

Explore this part of Metrotown

Royal Oak & Southwest Metrotown

Lower-density than the Metrotown core, with a broad selection of wood-frame, townhouse and mid-rise communities near Royal Oak.

Royal Oak Station guide

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Common buyer questions

What type of building is The Oakmore?

The Oakmore is profiled as completed in 1964, 3 storeys, low-rise apartment building. Confirm these details against current strata, title and property records before relying on them.

What should buyers review before purchasing at The Oakmore?

Confirm the construction system and review the current depreciation report for roofs, cladding, balconies or patios, drainage, common landscaping, underground parking and insurance. As a 1964 building, the condition and renewal history of original or replaced systems matters more than age alone. Review completed and planned work involving piping, elevators, roofs, envelope, parkade and mechanical systems.

Are parking and storage confirmed at The Oakmore?

The tenure is not confirmed in this profile. Parking details remain unconfirmed and should be established for the individual home. Storage details remain unconfirmed and should be established for the individual home.

Where is The Oakmore within Metrotown?

The Oakmore is grouped within Royal Oak Avenue / South Metrotown, with the broader Metrotown and Royal Oak transit network providing the relevant transit context. Test the actual walking route at the times you expect to travel, and review nearby active or proposed development for potential changes to noise, access, outlook and construction activity.