Vancouver - Central Vancouver Habitat Store - Habitat for Humanity
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Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10AM - 6PM
Wednesday
10AM - 6PM
Thursday
10AM - 6PM
Friday
10AM - 6PM
Saturday
10AM - 6PM
Sunday
10AM - 6PM
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About This Store
Habitat ReStore Vancouver at Central Vancouver Habitat Store
If you’re into thrift shopping around Vancouver, the Central Vancouver Habitat Store is a solid stop. This spot is part of the Habitat ReStore chain, best known for selling donated building materials, furniture, appliances, and home goods—all while supporting Habitat for Humanity’s mission. What’s great about this Vancouver thrift store is that you can find a mix of everything from used clothing and vintage items to housewares and books. It’s one of those places where the inventory shifts regularly, so each visit can feel fresh.
This Habitat ReStore Vancouver location carries more than just the typical secondhand home improvement goods. You’ll often find a variety of cozy vintage furniture pieces, lamps, art, and décor that add personality to any space. The used clothing section is modest but worth browsing, especially if you enjoy hunting for unique vintage garments. The furniture tends to lean toward solid, functional pieces, making it perfect for someone furnishing a new apartment or wanting to add character without splurging.
One of the coolest things about shopping at this Habitat ReStore Vancouver is knowing your purchases contribute to affordable housing projects in the community. It’s thrift shopping with a clear purpose. Plus, the mix of items here is pretty broad—beyond the expected building supplies, you might spot retro kitchenware, frames, or even some unexpected books. If you’re patient and willing to dig a little, it’s a spot that rewards the persistent shopper.
Overall, this Vancouver thrift store is a worthwhile stop when you want quality secondhand home goods and are interested in supporting a good cause. The vibe is straightforward, and the selection offers a nice balance between vintage finds and practical items. Habitat ReStore Vancouver stands out as a spot where your thrift shopping dollars go back into the community, which is a solid reason to swing by regularly.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in Vancouver or visit the Central Vancouver Habitat Store – Habitat for Humanity website for details.
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Google Reviews
2 weeks ago
I love this store. Its the ultimate thrift store for household items. They have gently used furniture and household goods along with some building materials. I've come here to furnish my home for pennies on the dollar. They have amazing deals and it's usually not very crowded. Whether you're looking for a couch or that perfect decor item, Habitat is the place to go!
3 weeks ago
Fun place to shop. Easy parking. Great employees. Lots of fun things to buy...however was in there on Sunday. Found 2 cute table lamps, small, but would have worked. Not kidding, priced $50 EACH. Prices have gone up here. Went outside and ordered 2 online for $19 each. Prices are soaring at this location!
2 months ago
I like the people and I like the fact that it's close to my house. But The prices are getting ridiculous as other people have said. I work as a remodel carpenter , and I want to support this place instead of going to the big box stores. So I go at least twice a week , but I don't know if i'm going to continue , because they are starting to price things like goodwill. Higher than retail , based on some obscure reasoning , like name brand.
2 months ago
It’s a shame that second hand stores have begun selling donated items at basically retail price. Thrift stores used to be a place for a bargain. You used to pay less because items were USED or slightly damaged. I thought I was gonna find what I needed and save money but I ended up just going to Lowe’s for something brand new, with a warrenty and almost less. It’s a cool store but the thrill of finding a treasure for cheap is lacking.
4 months ago
Be sure to check prices at Lowe's or Home Depot first. Their prices are not just high, they're stupid! I still go in once in a while. I used to shop there at least once or twice a week. I was under the understanding that Habitat for Humanity was here to help people less fortunate.
