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Multiplex homes for sale in Vancouver

MultiLiving lists Vancouver multiplex homes for sale in one place: the townhomes and half duplexes on MLS® today, plus pre-sale triplex and fourplex projects from our own records, sorted by neighbourhood so you can shop where you want to live.

Vancouver multiplex market today

Active listings

577

Median ask

$1,650,000

Neighbourhoods

19

Starting from

$449,900

Bridge MLS® feed + curated pre-sale projects. Counts refresh through the day.

Why MultiLiving for Vancouver

Vancouver's multiplex marketplace: curated for buyers, not investors.

01

Every neighbourhood, one place

19 Vancouver neighbourhoods, market data per area, and adjacent-neighbourhood comparisons so you can see how Kitsilano stacks up against Point Grey, or Mount Pleasant against Cambie, without juggling tabs.

02

Pre-sales from our own records

The newest multiplex homes, triplexes and fourplexes built under BC's small-scale housing rules, are often sold before the building is finished. The projects in MultiLiving's records are listed here, beside the MLS® homes.

03

Buyer-first writing, no developer spin

Each neighbourhood page is written for someone buying a home in 2026, not a real-estate flipper. Schools, transit, who actually buys here, what to watch out for. Straight talk.

All 19 Vancouver neighbourhoods

Browse Vancouver by neighbourhood

Ranked by active listing count

#1

Renfrew-Collingwood

85 active

Skytrain-served east Vancouver neighbourhoods with the highest concentration of new duplex inventory.

Median $1,399,000

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#2

Cambie

59 active

Skytrain-served corridor between downtown and Marpole, dense with new-build multiplex inventory.

Median $1,660,000

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#3

Shaughnessy

48 active

Historic estate neighbourhood with grand homes and heritage protections.

Median $1,798,500

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#4

Victoria-Fraserview

46 active

South-east family neighbourhoods with parks, schools, and steady new-build activity.

Median $1,418,500

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#5

Grandview-Woodland

45 active

Commercial Drive's eclectic neighbourhood: diverse, walkable, mixed housing.

Median $1,599,000

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#6

Kensington-Cedar Cottage

40 active

East-side family neighbourhood with strong civic identity and parks.

Median $1,299,999

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#7

Kitsilano

35 active

Beachside west-side neighbourhood known for active living, walkable shops, and ground-oriented housing.

Median $2,398,000

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#8

Main

29 active

Main Street corridor: independent shops, breweries, and young families.

Median $1,935,000

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#9

Hastings-Sunrise

29 active

North-east Vancouver with mountain views, growing food scene, and ground-oriented inventory.

Median $1,349,000

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#10

Fraser

27 active

Fraser Street corridor: community-minded, mid-century housing converting to multiplex.

Median $1,499,900

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#11

South Vancouver

27 active

Quiet residential stretch from Marpole east to Killarney.

Median $1,575,555

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#12

Dunbar

26 active

Quiet west-side neighbourhood between UBC and Kerrisdale, popular with families.

Median $2,198,000

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#13

Kerrisdale

22 active

Established west-side family neighbourhood with top-ranked schools and tree-lined streets.

Median $2,138,000

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#14

South Granville

21 active

Galleries, design shops, and elegant residential streets just south of downtown.

Median $1,721,500

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#15

Arbutus

20 active

Leafy west-side neighbourhoods near Arbutus Greenway and Kerrisdale Village.

Median $2,349,000

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#16

Point Grey

14 active

Upscale west-side area bordering UBC with ocean views and beaches.

Median $2,043,000

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#17

Oakridge

13 active

Central-south neighbourhood being reshaped around the Oakridge transit hub.

Median $1,799,900

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#18

Mount Pleasant

12 active

Vancouver's design and food district, straddling Main and Cambie corridors.

Median $1,873,000

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#19

Marpole

3 active

Southern Vancouver neighbourhood near the airport and Richmond, with strong transit.

Median $1,399,900

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FAQ

Buying a multiplex in Vancouver

The neighbourhood cards on this page show the median asking price of the homes for sale in each area today, counted from the MLS® listings in our feed, so compare the cards to find the lowest-priced areas this week. The order changes as homes list and sell. In our view the east side of the city usually gives you more floor area for the money than the west side, and the cards let you check that against today's listings.

The Cambie corridor and Mount Pleasant have the deepest townhome inventory in central Vancouver. Renfrew-Collingwood and the Fraser/Knight corridor have produced the most new half-duplexes since BC's small-scale multi-unit housing rules came into effect. Forest Glen in Burnaby is the analogous duplex pocket.

A half-duplex is one of two homes that share a wall on one lot, often with its own legal title, and it is the closest thing to a detached house among the multiplex homes for sale. A townhome is one home inside a strata of three or more, usually narrower, with less land underneath. Most half duplexes for sale list no monthly strata fee, while townhomes in larger buildings usually pay one; our strata fees guide counts both. Half-duplexes give you more space and a yard of your own; townhomes give you simpler ownership and a smaller strata.

Active MLS® listings refresh through the day from the Bridge data feed. Median prices and listing counts on each neighbourhood page reflect the latest pull. Pre-sale projects are added as developers release them.

Yes. Save any listing or neighbourhood from the cards on this page and we'll email you when matching homes hit the market.

A duplex is two homes on one lot, a triplex is three, and a fourplex is four, each usually with its own entrance and often its own legal title. All three became far more common across Vancouver once BC's small-scale multi-unit housing rules allowed this kind of building on lots that used to permit only a single detached house.

No. You can browse every active MLS® listing and pre-sale project directly on this site, save the ones you like, and request more information without an agent. If you want representation for the offer itself, we can connect you with one.

Open any neighbourhood page and use the comparison tool to place it next to another, for example Kitsilano against Point Grey or Mount Pleasant against Cambie. It lines up median pricing, active inventory, and transit access from the same data feed so the numbers are directly comparable.

Get notified when new homes list in Vancouver

Pick a neighbourhood, save a search, and we'll email you when matching townhomes, duplexes, or pre-sale projects hit the market.