Presale Condos in North Vancouver: Every Project and Price
North Vancouver has 19 presale condo projects selling now, from $499,900 at Lennox in Central Lonsdale up to $1,999,900 at EIGHT in Edgemont Village, plus 10 more coming soon with no price yet.
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Presale Condos in North Vancouver: Every Project and Price, by Neighbourhood
North Vancouver has 19 presale condo and townhome projects selling right now, spread across ten neighbourhoods, with entry prices starting at $499,900 for a studio at Lennox in Central Lonsdale and running up to $1,999,900 for a three-bedroom at EIGHT in Edgemont Village. A further ten projects have been announced but haven't released prices yet.
That's more presale inventory than most people searching for "presale condos North Vancouver" would guess, and it's scattered enough — Lower Lonsdale, Central Lonsdale, Lynn Valley, Seylynn, Harbourside, Moodyville, Edgemont Village, Lions Gate Village, Pemberton Heights and Lynn Creek all have something on the go — that comparing them side by side is the only way to make sense of where the money buys what.
Every selling project, cheapest to most expensive
| Project | Neighbourhood | From | Beds | Units | Completion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lennox | Central Lonsdale | $499,900 | studio–2 bed | 64 | 2025 |
| Rove | Pemberton Heights | $629,000 | studio–2 bed | 35 | 2026 |
| Trailside at Lynn | Lynn Valley | $650,000 | 1–3 bed | 61 | 2027 |
| Ashton | Seylynn | $679,900 | 1–3 bed | 140 | 2026 |
| North Harbour | Harbourside | $679,900 | 1–3 bed | 375 | 2025 |
| Emerald | Lions Gate Village | $695,900 | 1–4 bed | 41 | 2025 |
| MiLO Living | Lower Lonsdale | $698,000 | 1–4 bed | 18 | 2027 |
| Innova | Lower Lonsdale | $789,000 | 1–4 bed | 168 | 2025 |
| Elle | Central Lonsdale | $798,000 | 1–3 bed | 136 | 2026 |
| Holland Row II | Lower Lonsdale | $818,000 | 1–4 bed | 15 | 2026 |
| Baden Park | Seylynn | $899,900 | 2–3 bed | 341 | 2026 |
| The Magnolia | Edgemont Village | $949,000 | 1–3 bed | 21 | 2026 |
| Morrison Walk | Moodyville | $999,900 | 2–3 bed | 70 | 2026 |
| 1515 Rupert | Lynn Creek | $1,099,900 | 3–4 bed | 26 | 2025 |
| Terza | Lower Lonsdale | $1,149,000 | 1–3 bed | 16 | 2026 |
| Millennium Central Lonsdale Condos | Central Lonsdale | $1,339,900 | 2–3 bed | 162 | 2025 |
| The Edgemont Collection | Edgemont Village | $1,399,900 | 2–3 bed | 44 | 2028 |
| Core Townhomes | Lower Lonsdale | $1,449,000 | 2–3 bed | 10 | 2026 |
| EIGHT | Edgemont Village | $1,999,900 | 3 bed | 8 | 2026 |
Entry price is the smallest listed home, not an average, so it tells you what it costs to get into that building, not what a typical unit runs. North Harbour's range is the widest of the group — its $679,900 one-bedrooms sit in the same 375-unit complex as penthouses listed up to $4,899,900.
Where the cheapest entry points cluster
The three cheapest projects — Lennox, Rove and Trailside at Lynn — are all studio- or one-bedroom-heavy buildings under 65 units, completing 2025 through 2027. None of them is in Lower Lonsdale, which is where most people assume North Vancouver's condo activity is concentrated. Lower Lonsdale actually has more selling projects than any other neighbourhood — five: MiLO Living, Innova, Holland Row II, Terza and Core Townhomes — but its entry prices run from $698,000 to $1,449,000, all mid-pack or higher.
Edgemont Village is the other cluster worth naming directly, because it holds both a relatively affordable project (The Magnolia, from $949,000) and the two most expensive entry prices in the city: The Edgemont Collection at $1,399,900 and EIGHT at $1,999,900, the only project here with three-bedroom-only pricing and no unit under $2 million.
Ten projects with no price yet
These are announced or in pre-sale registration but haven't published pricing:
- Seylynn Gardens (Lynnmour) — 683 units, the largest project in the city by unit count
- Maplewood Gardens (Lower Lonsdale) — 552 units
- Purcell Way (Lower Lonsdale) — 184 units
- Belle Isle North (Lions Gate Village) — 104 units, 1–3 bed
- Arterra (Pemberton Heights) — 90 units, 1–3 bed, targeting 2026
- 141-155 West 3rd Street (Lower Lonsdale) — 80 units, targeting 2027
- Red Maple Residences (Lower Lonsdale) — 60 units
- 1235 Marine Drive Condos (Lower Capilano) — 39 units
- 3428-3464 Mount Seymour Parkway Townhomes (Northlands) — 29 units
- Peridot (Lower Lonsdale) — 28 units, 1–3 bed, targeting 2026
Seylynn Gardens and Maplewood Gardens alone account for 1,235 units, more than the 19 currently-selling projects combined hold in total units under 850. When either releases prices, it will reset what "entry price" means for this city, simply on volume.
What this means if you're comparing cities
North Vancouver's cheapest entry price, $499,900 at Lennox, sits above Surrey's cheapest and below what you'd pay to get into most Vancouver proper buildings — a pattern worth checking against the Vancouver and Surrey breakdowns if you're weighing more than one city. Before you put down money on any of these, read how deposit structures actually work and what the 7-day rescission period does and doesn't protect.
What changes next
This list moves whenever Seylynn Gardens, Maplewood Gardens or Purcell Way release pricing — together they're close to 1,000 units with nothing on the board yet, and any one of them could become the new cheapest or most common entry point in the city. It also moves if any of the six near-completion 2025 projects (Lennox, North Harbour, Emerald, Innova, 1515 Rupert, Millennium Central Lonsdale Condos) sell out, since that would shrink the near-term ready-to-move supply to whatever's left in the 2026 and 2027 completions.