Our residential projects are built around the principles of high-end design, solid and sustainable construction practices, and warm neighborhood values. These are communities with good living at heart � for now, and for generations to come.
Completed in 2012, Coast 49 quickly became a sought-after community known for its colorful exteriors and saltbox-style architecture. Equitas managed the entitlement and servicing process and Coast 49 Homes Ltd (an Equitas affiliate) built and sold these homes.
Located in the popular community of Morgan Heights, Skylands is a collection of 42 detached homes featuring 9-foot ceilings and premium interior finishes. Equitas rezoned, serviced and built the homes. The project sold out in 2011.
Summerhill continued the standard for new development in the Vancouver region � it is located in East Clayton the first neighbourhood in the Lower Mainland to be based firmly on the principles of sustainability.
Located at the corner of Brighton and Sangster Street in New Westminster, this site was re-zoned for a 65-unit medium density housing project. The property was sold to a Vancouver based homebuilder, and construction is now complete.
Country Lane is an inspiring 15-acre site overlooking the Golden Ears Mountains and the Agricultural Land Reserve, in the 8400 block of 172nd Street.. Equitas acquired the property in 2004, and redeveloped it to accommodate 29 half-acre, single-family lots intended for large 'Executive Style' homes. The homes are now complete.
Located at the intersection of 72nd Avenue and 152nd Street, this site was re-zoned and serviced to accommodate a service station. Equitas re-designated the balance of the property to accommodate a small retail facility and a number of single-family building lots. These homes are now complete.
Located at the corner of Kingsway and Nanaimo Street, this former hotel site was re-zoned for a 350,000 square foot, mixed use development including 2 residential towers, a Starbucks, a brew pub, a beer and wine store, and a Whole Foods grocery store. Upon completion of the rezoning process, the site was sold to a Vancouver based homebuilder.