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You own a Vancouver lot and you're not sure what to do next. Start here.

You own a single-family lot in Metro Vancouver and you keep hearing you could build more homes on it. This is the order things actually happen in: what to check first, what a feasibility review tells you, how a partnership works, and when a builder gets involved.

Trent Praski · September 5, 2026 · 9 min

Questions to ask before developing your Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley lot

Before you sign anything to develop your lot into a multiplex, there are questions that separate a sound partnership from a costly mistake. Here are the ones we'd ask.

Trent Praski · August 27, 2026 · 7 min

How We Evaluate Whether a Multiplex Project Is Worth Doing

Before we commit to a development, we work through four questions: where is it, what does the zoning allow, what will it cost to build, and does the result justify the risk. Here is what that review looks like from the inside.

Trent Praski · August 23, 2026 · 9 min

The feasibility review: how to know if your lot pencils out

Before a single drawing is made, a feasibility review tells you whether your lot can carry a multiplex and what it would take. Here's what we actually look at, and why a yes or no isn't the same as a number.

Trent Praski · July 27, 2026 · 14 min

Reading a multiplex pro forma: the numbers that matter

A multiplex pro forma is a story told in numbers, and a misleading one is easy to build. This is how to read every major line, find the assumptions doing the heavy lifting, and spot a pro forma that's selling rather than estimating.

Trent Praski · July 21, 2026 · 7 min

Let's talk about your property

A conversation, not a commitment.

Whether you're curious about the multiplex value of your land or looking to partner on a missing-middle build, we're here to start the conversation.