812 Craigflower — or the Penny — on the border of VicWest in Esquimalt, is a 10-home rental building that will be move-in ready in the late spring or early summer of 2024. It has a mix of homes, from studio to three bedroom, that will create a great little community. Close to the Gorge swimming docks, a number of walking trails and Victoria’s full AAA cycling network, this building is in the perfect location for people that want to actively enjoy all that Victoria has to offer.

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With a growing waitlist of families looking to live more sustainably, one car-free, family oriented townhouse in core Victoria isn’t going to be enough.

633 Belton is an innovative collection of car-free 3-bedroom family homes and 2-bedroom adaptable homes, nestled in the enchanting neighbourhood of Victoria West.

It showcases the future of housing and exemplifies people-centered and connected design while gently fitting into the scale and character of the existing area.

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On the centrally-located corner of Richmond Road and Allenby, we've partnered with sustainable developer Urban Thrive to propose what we think will be the first car-free, family-oriented townhouse to be built in Canada (well... at least in the last 80ish years).

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The Azure is a stunning collection of 6 townhouses in a walkable community on the border of Esquimalt and Victoria West.

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At the corner of Lampson and Colville, Lapis Homes developed a 10-home townhouse project. These homes are designed for families and for working professionals. Three bedrooms, four-bathrooms, plus a den, these well-laid out homes will be close to cycling, transit, walking paths and many activities.

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521 Foster was our first multi-family building — and it turned out really well. These ocean-view townhouses are just steps from the water and appealed to families who were looking for tastefully finished, quality homes in a really cool neighbourhood.

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