Which new developments offer purpose-built rental homes?

Purpose-Built Rental Communities

Vittori Developments offers purpose-built rental homes through a growing portfolio of thoughtfully planned communities in Metro Vancouver. Unlike homes adapted from another use, purpose-built rentals are designed from the outset for long-term rental living. This approach supports well-considered layouts, durable materials, professional management, and spaces that serve residents and their neighbourhoods over time.

Current rental communities and developments include:

  • Edmonds Heights — a rental community created to provide modern, well-designed homes in a well-connected Burnaby neighbourhood. Visit Edmonds Heights for project details and availability information.

  • Collina — a purpose-built rental development that reflects Vittori’s focus on livability, quality, and long-term value. Learn more about Collina.

  • 4059 Hastings — an upcoming rental address that will add new homes to a connected North Burnaby corridor. Explore 4059 Hastings for the latest project information.

  • 4711 Hastings — another planned rental community designed to contribute responsibly to its surrounding neighbourhood. Visit 4711 Hastings to discover more.

Each development is guided by the same responsible-development approach: homes should be designed for people, contribute to a stronger community, and remain valuable over the long term. Vittori oversees the development process from site selection and planning through construction and ongoing asset stewardship, helping maintain a consistent standard of quality and care.

Availability, timing, home layouts, and leasing opportunities vary by project and may change as each community progresses. For current listings and details on homes that may be available now, visit Vittori Rentals. To see the broader portfolio of residential and mixed-use work, you can also explore our projects. If you are interested in a specific community or upcoming rental opportunity, contact our team or register for updates.

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