Presale Condos Vancouver

Canada’s Pacific Gateway

Vancouver is the anchor of the region, characterized by its high density, diverse architecture, and scarcity of developable land. Unlike its suburban neighbours, the city is largely built out, meaning that new housing supply is created almost exclusively through the redevelopment of existing sites. This dynamic has shifted the focus toward intensifying established districts and transforming low-density corridors into mixed-use communities.

The city is currently navigating a significant period of change driven by the Vancouver Plan and the Broadway Subway project. These initiatives are reshaping how residents move and live, encouraging taller forms of housing along major arterials while preserving the character of residential side streets. For presale buyers, Vancouver represents a market of limited supply and high demand, where opportunities range from highrise towers in evolving transit nodes to mid-rise infill projects in historic neighbourhoods.

Vancouver Presales

The Hillcrest

The Hillcrest is a new townhouse development by Vertex Developments currently under...

The Harwood

The Harwood is a new condo development by Intracorp and Strand currently in preconstruction...

The Crest – SOLD OUT

The Crest is a new condo development by Forrester Group at 106...

The Butterfly

The Butterfly is a new condo development by Westbank currently under construction...

The Arc

The Arc is a new condo development by Concord Pacific at 89...

The Arbutus

The Arbutus is a new condo development by Origin Properties Ltd. currently...

Tesoro

Tesoro is a new condo and townhouse development by Concert currently under...

Terrace House

Terrace House is a new condo development by PortLiving currently under...

Sparrow

Sparrow is a new condo development by Rendition Developments at 239 Keefer...

SOMA on Cambie

SOMA on Cambie is a new condo development by SDAE currently...

Shift Little Mountain – SOLD OUT

Shift Little Mountain is a new condo development by Aragon Properties...

Shannon 18 – SOLD OUT

Shannon 18 is a new townhouse development by Azora currently in preconstruction...

Voyce

Voyce is a new condo development by FOREFIELD Development Group currently under...

Vancouver UrbanSquare – SOLD OUT

Vancouver UrbanSquare is a new townhouse development by Divine Homes Ltd. currently...

Winona on Cambie – SOLD OUT

Winona on Cambie is a new condo development by Raichu Development...

Windsor Views

Windsor Views is a new condo development by Open Concept currently under...

Westbury – SOLD OUT

Westbury is a new townhouse and single family home development...

West of Main – SOLD OUT

West of Main is a new townhouse development by Westridge Developments...

Artist concept of Westbank's Oakridge Park development, anchor of Vancouver's Oakridge neighbourhood.

Oakridge

The Oakridge area is undergoing one of the most significant municipal transformations in Canada. Anchored by the massive redevelopment of the former Oakridge Centre into Oakridge Park, the neighbourhood is evolving into a second city centre. The Canada Line provides rapid connection to downtown and the airport, driving the construction of concrete highrise towers and new civic facilities. Buyers here are typically looking for high-end specifications and immediate access to extensive retail and public space.

Aerial view of the Mount Pleasant neighbourhood in East Vancouver looking northeast from Broadway.

Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant balances its history as a working-class industrial area with a modern wave of tech employment and creative industries. The neighbourhood is defined by a mix of heritage homes, industrial conversions, and new mid-rise condos. With the upcoming addition of the Mount Pleasant SkyTrain station, density is increasing along Broadway and Main Street. This area appeals to those who value a pedestrian-focused environment with a strong selection of independent shops, breweries, and restaurants.

Aerial view of the Renfrew-Collingwood neighbourhood in East Vancouver looking east towards Metrotown.

Renfrew-Collingwood

Located on the eastern edge of the city, Renfrew-Collingwood is an established residential district serviced by the Expo Line at Joyce-Collingwood and 29th Avenue stations. The area around Joyce Station has seen consistent highrise and mid-rise development, offering a more attainable price point relative to the city’s west side. It is a culturally diverse area with excellent connectivity to both downtown Vancouver and Metrotown, making it a practical option for commuters.

Growth & Development

Vancouver’s growth is largely dictated by the expansion of its transit network, specifically the Broadway Subway Project, which extends the Millennium Line west to Arbutus. This infrastructure investment has triggered the Broadway Plan, a policy framework that permits significant densification across nearly 500 city blocks. The goal is to accommodate new residents and jobs within walking distance of the subway, reducing pressure on the city’s road network and supporting climate goals.

Simultaneously, the city is pursuing the Vancouver Plan, a long-range strategy to diversify housing options across all neighbourhoods. This includes enabling multiplexes in traditionally lower-density areas and encouraging rental tenure. For presale buyers, these policies signal a shift toward more diverse housing forms in areas that were previously inaccessible, ensuring that investment in the city aligns with long-term municipal objectives for sustainability and accommodation

Future Opportunities

Aerial view of the Fairview neighbourhood on Vancouver's West Side.

Fairview

Fairview is home to major employment anchors including Vancouver General Hospital and civic offices. The Broadway Corridor Plan is stimulating a transition from older lowrise rental stock to higher-density towers, particularly near the future Oak-VGH and Fairview-VGH subway stations. This area is attractive to professionals who require short commute times and access to the False Creek seawall.

Aerial view of the area surrounding the Commercial-Broadway SkyTrain station in Grandview-Woodland, East Vancouver.

Grandview-Woodland

Centred on the commercial corridor of Commercial Drive, Grandview-Woodland is seeing measured growth that respects the area’s distinct character. The Grandview-Woodland Community Plan allows for increased height and density near the Broadway-Commercial transit interchange and the Safeway site. Presale offerings here typically consist of boutique mid-rise buildings and townhomes that attract buyers who want to be part of a culturally rich and walkable district.

Aerial view of the Kensington-Cedar Cottage neighbourhood looking northwest along Kingsway.

Kensington-Cedar Cottage

This neighbourhood spans a large section of east Vancouver, intersected by the busy corridors of Knight Street and Kingsway. Development here is focused on “missing middle” housing forms, including courtyard rowhouses and four-storey mixed-use buildings. It serves as a key area for families and first-time buyers seeking ground-oriented homes or larger condo floorplans without the density of the downtown core.

Aerial view of Downtown Vancouver showing False Creek and Science World in the foreground. Northeast False Creek is to the right.

Northeast False Creek

This area represents the last major piece of undeveloped waterfront land in Downtown Vancouver. Plans for the removal of the viaducts and the development of the lands underneath promise to reconnect the historic neighbourhoods of Chinatown and Strathcona with the water. Future presales here are expected to be high-density concrete towers that will complete the downtown skyline, offering residents proximity to the stadium district and the seawall.

Why Choose a Home in Vancouver?

Purchasing a home in Vancouver secures a position in one of the most land-constrained and desirable markets in the country. The city’s geography, bounded by water and mountains, ensures that supply will always be limited, which has historically supported property values. Buyers choose Vancouver for the ability to live in a mature urban environment where jobs, recreation, and culture are all accessible without the need for a vehicle.

While the cost of entry is higher than in surrounding municipalities, the trade-off is a reduction in commute times and access to established amenities. Whether choosing a presale in the transforming Oakridge district or a townhome in Kensington-Cedar Cottage, buyers are investing in a city that is actively upgrading its infrastructure to support a denser, more efficient future.