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Multiplex homes for sale in Vancouver

Every active townhome and duplex on the Vancouver MLS®, plus pre-sale triplex and fourplex inventory you won't find on big-aggregator sites. Filtered by neighbourhood so you can shop where you actually want to live.

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Vancouver multiplex market today

Active listings

494

Median ask

$1,699,900

Neighbourhoods

19

Starting from

$449,900

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

Browse by home type

Townhomes

181 active · $1,499,000

Duplexes

313 active · $1,818,800

Triplexes

Pre-sales coming

Fourplexes

Pre-sales coming

Multiplexes

494 active · $1,699,900

Hot off the MLS®

Newest listings in Vancouver

2 2539 GRANT STREET, Vancouver BC V5K 3G6
$1,299,000

2 2539 GRANT STREET, Vancouver BC V5K 3G6

Renfrew VE · Townhouse

3 bd3 ba1,286 sf

MLS® R3172091

Stilhavn Real Estate Services

1 3581 HAIDA DRIVE, Vancouver BC V5M 3Y9
$938,000

1 3581 HAIDA DRIVE, Vancouver BC V5M 3Y9

Renfrew Heights · Half Duplex

3 bd3 ba1,153 sf

MLS® R3172048

Oakwyn Realty Ltd.

2544 GRANT STREET, Vancouver BC V5K 3G7
$1,289,900

2544 GRANT STREET, Vancouver BC V5K 3G7

Renfrew VE · Half Duplex

3 bd3 ba1,051 sf

MLS® R3172040

Stilhavn Real Estate Services

2 5150 SPENCER STREET, Vancouver BC V5R 4A3
$1,598,000

2 5150 SPENCER STREET, Vancouver BC V5R 4A3

Collingwood VE · Half Duplex

3 bd4 ba1,585 sf

MLS® R3172102

Sutton Group - 1st West Realty

1 5150 SPENCER STREET, Vancouver BC V5R 4A3
$1,498,000

1 5150 SPENCER STREET, Vancouver BC V5R 4A3

Collingwood VE · Half Duplex

3 bd5 ba1,567 sf

MLS® R3172101

Sutton Group - 1st West Realty

5593 MACKENZIE STREET, Vancouver BC V6N 1H1
$2,968,000

5593 MACKENZIE STREET, Vancouver BC V6N 1H1

Kerrisdale · Half Duplex

4 bd3 ba2,224 sf

MLS® R3171485

Macdonald Realty

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 the aggregators miss

Realtor.ca and Zillow only show what's on MLS® today. The newest multiplex inventory — triplexes and fourplexes built under BC's small-scale housing rules — is sold pre-construction. Those projects live here.

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

71 active

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

Median $1,398,000

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#2

Cambie

54 active

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

Median $1,629,950

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#3

Grandview-Woodland

45 active

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

Median $1,549,000

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#4

Shaughnessy

38 active

Historic estate neighbourhood with grand homes and heritage protections.

Median $1,819,950

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#5

Victoria-Fraserview

33 active

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

Median $1,398,800

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#6

Kensington-Cedar Cottage

30 active

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

Median $1,428,000

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#7

Kitsilano

28 active

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

Median $2,386,900

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#8

Kerrisdale

27 active

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

Median $2,190,000

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#9

Main

26 active

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

Median $1,869,450

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#10

Fraser

24 active

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

Median $1,533,500

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#11

South Granville

23 active

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

Median $1,799,900

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#12

Hastings-Sunrise

22 active

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

Median $1,424,450

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#13

Dunbar

21 active

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

Median $2,338,000

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#14

South Vancouver

20 active

Quiet residential stretch from Marpole east to Killarney.

Median $1,768,500

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#15

Arbutus

18 active

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

Median $2,524,500

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#16

Point Grey

14 active

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

Median $2,093,000

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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

10 active

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

Median $1,813,800

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#19

Marpole

2 active

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

Median $1,524,950

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FAQ

Buying a multiplex in Vancouver

Hastings-Sunrise, Renfrew-Collingwood, Fraser, and Victoria-Fraserview consistently deliver the most accessible new-build pricing inside the city. Expect roughly 25–35 percent below west-side equivalents for a comparable new townhome or half-duplex.

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 a single subdivided lot, often with its own legal title — closest thing to a detached home you can buy under $2M in most of Vancouver. A townhome is a single home inside a strata of three to twenty-plus, usually narrower, typically with a smaller monthly fee but less land underneath. Half-duplexes give you more space and a real yard; townhomes give you simpler ownership and a tighter 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.

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