This Airbnb is fairly spacious, cutely decorated and decently appointed.
I do have some comments to hopefully help improve the space. Let me say right out that I live in a "transitional" neighborhood in Atlanta and I'm an experienced traveler. But this neighborhood in Vancouver is early in the transition. The houses have signs for the post office not to leave packages, lest they be stolen. The cars have signs on their dashes "no valuables kept in this car". There are many homeless people walking around (in fairness, the hosts warn about a particularly bad area to avoid). It is a very convenient location, and the neighborhood does appear to be on the rise, but I wouldn't feel comfortable walking around at night.
So a related problem are the windows. I came during a heatwave for Vancouver. As one might expect in BC, there is no air conditioning. But there are two problems with the windows: there are no screens, and there is no security mechanism in place for this ground floor unit. The first night we were so hot and tired from the day that we took our chances and left the front windows open. The hosts sent a message advising against that.
Since so much of the weather in BC is temperate, it would definitely be a good idea to have screens. And since safety is a concern, some security mechanism - even bars - should be added.
But aside from this, the unit worked well for us. Parking was free and usually easy to come by. The location is very convenient and central. It was nice to have a clothes washer/dryer (a dishwasher would be a nice addition). The bed was comfortable, the water pressure and temperature were good.