Where are new Vancouver condos being built?

Where Vancouver’s New Homes Are Taking Shape

New Vancouver condos are generally being built in neighbourhoods identified for higher-density housing, especially near rapid transit, frequent bus routes, employment areas, shops, schools, and community services. Development activity changes as projects move through planning, permitting, construction, and sales, so the most accurate picture is always found through current City of Vancouver applications and individual developer updates.

Key areas for new multi-family housing commonly include:

  • Broadway Corridor: Areas around the Millennium Line extension are planned for more homes within walking distance of rapid transit, including apartment and mixed-use buildings.
  • Downtown, the West End, and False Creek: These established urban neighbourhoods continue to see redevelopment opportunities, although available sites and planning requirements can be more limited.
  • East Vancouver transit corridors: Major streets and nearby centres may accommodate new residential and mixed-use projects where local plans support additional housing.
  • Neighbourhood centres: Locations close to daily services can support more compact living while helping residents access essentials without relying on long car trips.

Not every new residential project is a condominium. Vancouver’s housing supply also includes purpose-built rental living, non-market housing, townhomes, and mixed-use communities. This range matters because different households have different needs, from renters seeking a professionally managed home to buyers looking for long-term ownership.

When evaluating a new condo development, look beyond the building itself. Consider transit access, walkability, nearby parks and services, the proposed building form, and how the project fits its surrounding community. Review the development application, project team, anticipated completion timing, and disclosure materials carefully. Sales launch dates, pricing, unit mix, and construction schedules can change, so confirm details directly with the project’s sales team before making decisions.

Vittori Developments focuses on thoughtfully planned residential and mixed-use communities, with an emphasis on purpose-built rental housing and long-term neighbourhood value. To see our current work and learn how we approach responsible development, explore our projects. Those seeking professionally managed rental living can also view available rentals.

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