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Imperial Tower

132 lots · built 1994 · 20 storeys · 1075 Howe St, Vancouver

In short

Strata Plan LMS1631, Imperial Tower, is a strata corporation in Vancouver with 132 strata lots, built in 1994. With 132 lots, a depreciation report is required. Vancouver is in Metro Vancouver, where the deadline is July 1, 2026. A report is renewed every five years after that.

What the registry records

Strata plan number
LMS1631
Corporation name
Imperial Tower
Strata lots
132
Year built
1994
Storeys
20
Address
1075 Howe St, Vancouver

From the SearchStrata registry, which records most corporations but not every field for each one. Something wrong here? Tell us and we’ll correct it.

What the Act asks of a strata this size

  • Depreciation report — due Jul 1, 2026

    With 132 lots, a depreciation report is required. Vancouver is in Metro Vancouver, where the deadline is July 1, 2026. A report is renewed every five years after that.

  • Fire and life-safety systems

    Fire and life-safety systems each inspected, tested and maintained at the interval the BC Fire Code sets for that system.

  • Financial statements

    Financial statement, as of a day within the two months before the AGM, sent to owners with the AGM notice.

  • Annual budget approval

    Owners approve the annual operating budget at the AGM.

  • Council minutes

    Record and retain minutes for every council and general meeting.

  • Bylaw filing

    File bylaw amendments at the Land Title Office — an amendment has no effect until filed.

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Questions about Strata Plan LMS1631

How many lots does Imperial Tower have?
The registry records 132 strata lots for strata plan LMS1631 in Vancouver.
Does LMS1631 need a depreciation report?
With 132 lots, a depreciation report is required. Vancouver is in Metro Vancouver, where the deadline is July 1, 2026. A report is renewed every five years after that.
Who manages Imperial Tower?
The registry records 604 Real Estate Services as the strata management company for LMS1631. A BC strata is run by its owners' elected council either way — a management company acts for the council, which remains the authority.
Where does this information come from?
From the SearchStrata registry, built from BC public land-title and assessment records. ManageStrata reads it so a council doesn't re-enter what is already on record; a council that claims its corporation can correct any of it.
Is a depreciation report mandatory for BC stratas?
BC strata corporations of five or more lots are required to obtain a depreciation report — they can no longer waive it. The deadline is July 1, 2027 for the rest of BC. The report projects the cost and timing of major repairs and informs contingency reserve fund planning.