Richmond · British Columbia

Property development in Richmond.

Feasibility, design, permits, financing and construction — everything it takes to add homes to a Richmond property, under one accountable team.

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What your Richmond lot could become.

Richmond’s flat, generously sized lots and Canada Line access make it one of the more straightforward places in the region to add homes to a property.

Bylaws, rents and review desks are all local — so we bring Richmond-specific answers first, then carry the project from feasibility to finished build.

The rules in Richmond: Under BC’s Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing rules, Richmond pre-zoned some 27,000 lots for three to four units — up to six on larger lots near frequent transit — with a secondary suite and/or coach house permitted on detached homes.

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Richmond allows three units on smaller lots and four on larger ones, with up to six on lots over 281 m² near frequent transit. The honest, address-specific answer comes from a quick feasibility check — that is exactly what your free report delivers.

It depends on the project: a basement suite typically runs $90k–$145k, a garden suite about $215k–$280k, and a full multiplex conversion roughly $680k–$980k. Your free report prices your actual Richmond project.

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