Which neighbourhoods have new apartments near transit?

Well-Connected Neighbourhoods to Consider

For renters seeking new apartments near transit, the most practical options are often in neighbourhoods where frequent bus routes, SkyTrain stations, daily services and walkable streets come together. In Metro Vancouver, transit access can make commutes, errands and visits across the region simpler while supporting a more connected way of living.

Vittori Developments focuses on thoughtfully planned, purpose-built rental living in established communities. Our current rental locations include Edmonds Heights and properties along Hastings Street, each positioned within neighbourhoods that offer access to transit and nearby amenities. Transit routes, service frequency and travel times can change, so prospective residents should confirm their preferred route directly with the transit provider before choosing a home.

  • Edmonds, Burnaby: This growing neighbourhood offers access to the Expo Line through Edmonds Station, along with local bus connections. It is a strong consideration for people travelling to downtown Vancouver, New Westminster, Surrey or other destinations served by the SkyTrain network. Explore Edmonds Heights for a purpose-built rental community in this well-connected area.
  • Hastings Street corridor: Hastings Street is an important east-west transit corridor serving communities in Vancouver and Burnaby. New rental homes near this route can suit residents who value straightforward bus access, local shops and services, and the convenience of an established urban street. View Vittori’s 4059 Hastings and 4711 Hastings rental opportunities for current project details.

When comparing new apartments near transit, look beyond the closest stop. Consider the walk between home and transit, the routes you use most often, evening and weekend service, and access to groceries, schools, parks and community amenities. These details shape day-to-day livability and can help you find a neighbourhood that works well over the long term.

Availability, home features and leasing timelines vary by project. To review current options, view available rentals or contact our team. We are committed to responsible development that creates quality homes designed for people and contributes positively to the communities they serve.

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