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New Vancouver condo developments and presales across Lower Mainland, including renderings, unit sizes and amenities. Find the latest information on new developments on urbanYVR.
The continuing redevelopment of shopping centres across the Lower Mainland, including Oakridge Centre, Lansdowne Centre, Brentwood Town Centre, Lougheed Town Centre and Metrotown, has brought tens of thousands of new condos to the marketplace.
In downtown Vancouver, luxury condominium towers designed by internationally-renowned architects, like Vancouver House by Bjarke Ingels and Kengo Kuma are transforming the skyline.
Hundreds of new projects launch every year across the Lower Mainland, from entry-level projects targeting first-time buyers in the suburbs, to luxurious, high-end tower homes west of Denman.
Find information on new Vancouver condos, as well as condo projects across the Lower Mainland, including developments coming to Richmond, the North Shore, Burnaby, Surrey, Coquitlam and Port Moody.
A corner lot across from Woodland Park in East Vancouver will be redeveloped into a modern triplex with passive house features.
Belford Properties is preparing to launch their first of four developments under its Wellside Collection banner.
The development application for 6538-6568 Oak Street calls for 18 units in four separate buildings, designed by Fougere Architecture.
Sales are now underway at Central Park House, Bosa Properties' 41-storey tower in Burnaby, designed by international architects at Gensler.
Bosa Properties is planning a townhouse complex on a land assembly on West 49th Avenue, designed by Ekistics Architecture.
A uniquely designed all-rental tower is slated for the corner of West 41st Avenue and Willow, designed by Arno Matis Architecture.
Vancouver-based GBL Architects recently completed Heather & Seventeenth, a 28,000 square feet mixed-use development in Cambie Village.
North Harbour is Concert Properties' upcoming waterfront community in North Vancouver. Phase one sales begin this summer.
A new development of stacked and ground-level townhouses is planned for a land assembly at the corner of West 33rd and Willow Street in Vancouver.
Water Street by the Park is an upcoming, three-tower development in Kelowna, which will be home to the city's tallest tower once complete.
A rezoning application has been filed for a six-storey condo building on Osler Street in Marpole, near the northern end of the Oak Street bridge.
A new, 12,000 square feet Vancouver Public Library branch is included in plans for a 32-storey tower near the Joyce-Collingwood SkyTrain.
A land assembly across from Langara College will soon be redeveloped into a four-storey, mixed-use building, designed by GBL Architects.
There's now a plan for redevelopment of the Balfour Block, one of the most coveted sites in the Cambie Corridor.
A land assembly on Garden Drive and East 11th Avenue in East Vancouver will be redeveloped into a four-storey condo building.
Montreal-based Canderel Residential is proposing a 52-unit townhouse development at Burley Drive and Inglewood Avenue in West Vancouver.
A revised proposal to redevelop the former Brickhouse bar at Main and Union heads to public hearing, with plans to commemorate Hogan's Alley.
The 26-storey Cardero tower, designed by Henriquez Partners Architects, is the recipient of an international design award from the CTBUH.
Vancouver-based Westland is planning an ambitious condo and rental tower development in Burnaby, across from Metrotown on Beresford Avenue.
The application consists of a 30-storey east tower and a 34-storey west tower, with at-grade retail, in a spectacular, organic design.
Smart parcel lockers are proving to be an increasingly crucial amenity for residents of multi-residential buildings as parcel deliveries continue to skyrocket.
A single-family home just off Cambie Street at West 61st Avenue will be demolished to make way for a two-building, six-unit development.
The redevelopment will see an existing commercial building replaced by a 14-storey market rental tower and a 27-storey market condo tower.
A three-unit, strata-titled development proposal on East 8th Avenue near Nanaimo Street is a prime example of the gentle densification that Vancouver is striving to achieve in single-family neighbourhoods.
