New Build

Lark Projects Ltd has a $83M seniors care facility permit (6 storeys, 178 beds) issued May 2026. This is institutional work but the permit just issued, signaling construction ramp-up. Heavy foundation and structural scope typical for care buildings with parking.

Puzzle Developments Ltd pulled permit for $990k new two-storey detached with secondary suite in Vancouver. Issued May 2026, early-stage new build. Contractor-led project with structural engineer assigned. Strong fit for flooring and systems work.

StructusDesign Group Ltd (applicant) with Coastline Projects Ltd building $889k two-storey detached in upscale Locarno neighbourhood. Issued May 2026. Design-forward project (Part 3/5 compliance noted) with established structural team. Larger contractor-managed.

Full-floor office reno for Invictus Accounting at 1199 W Hastings, $325k. Totalplan Inc. submitted May 12th. Scope includes selective demo, new offices, and mechanical/electrical to suit. Established contractor on high-end commercial interiors—solid lead with clear HVAC requirements.

Action Electric Ltd (applicant/likely contractor) pulled $276k permit for fire alarm and electrical upgrades across all floors in mixed-use high-rise. Scope: new addressable panel, smoke detectors, speaker strobes. This is a control system refresh—callableif you partner on large-building retrofit work.

Blackfish Homes is executing $1.5M interior/exterior reno on a single-family home: flooring, windows, doors, kitchen, bathrooms across three levels. Homeowner-pulled (Carly Zurbuchen), small contractor, recent permit, scope aligns perfectly with major reno trade.

Amardeep Dhillon (Space Smart Home Design) with RPHS Dream Homes building $890k two-storey detached + basement suite on Butler Street. Issued May 2026, early-stage. Flooring, landscape, and mechanical all noted—active multi-trade coordination needed.

Homeowner Raj Singh pulled permit for $800k single-detach with secondary suite, recently issued. C-Best Construction is the contractor. Project includes mechanical and plumbing rough-ins. Early-stage work means trades scheduling now—solid opportunity to quote flooring and coordinate build sequencing.

New laneway house construction ($500k) with Seven Homes as contractor; issued mid-May, sprinklered building, architect-led. Early-stage new build with established residential builder. Good opportunity for flooring and renovation-phase work once framing and mechanical rough-ins complete.

Large new 3-storey multiple-dwelling project with underground parking pulled by Arvand Engineering (applicant, not contractor named). CP process permit signals institutional complexity. Value shows as $0 but scope is substantial; no contractor assigned yet.

Duplicate of permit 14894 at adjacent address (792 vs. 788 W 39th). Same 3-storey multiple dwelling, same applicant Arvand Engineering, same project reference BP-2024-02016. Likely data error; treat as one project.

Ventana Construction is building a massive $168M mixed-use project (28-storey tower plus 3-storey firehall) in Vancouver. This is a Certified Professional permit issued May 2026, meaning design and permitting are complete and site mobilization is imminent. Major foundation, structural, and MEP work ahead.

Chandos Construction pulled a $95M mixed-use social housing project with staged excavation underway. This is institutional scale—detoxification centre with 97 units across 10 storeys. Major renovation scope fits your trade, but decision-makers are architects and the municipality, not the contractor.

WZMH Architects pulled this 17th-floor office tenant fit-out ($1.9M) with full MEP scope on May 8. No contractor named yet—early stage. This is an architect-led design-build opportunity before GC selection hardens.

Homeowner-applicant (Jeremy Keyzer) pulled permit for 2-storey laneway house ($646k) with heat pump specified. Smallworks Studio is contractor. Issued May 8, residential new-build scope is direct HVAC work.

Retail tenant fit-out ($500k) in Pacific Center Mall; field review approved late April. Architect-led project with mechanical and electrical consultants named. Institutional commercial property with multiple professional stakeholders suggests slower decision-making and limited scope for major renovation trades.

Homeowner Gary Reandy pulled $454k duplex permit, issued May 8, with Rvilla Homes. Two-storey, attached garage, full sprinkler system. Fresh permit stage—flooring selections and scheduling likely happening now.

Heritage house foundation raising and full exterior/interior reno ($600k), issued May 7. Homeowner-pulled permit (Topal and Sons Renovations as applicant, no contractor named yet). Early-stage, good entry point.

New two-storey laneway house ($500k) with Kentwood Homes as contractor; issued early May, sprinklered to NFPA 13D. Early-stage new build with established residential builder. Solid opportunity for flooring and interior finishing work once structural and mechanical phases advance.

Single-floor office fit-out on the 8th floor at 999 W Hastings, $350k value. Applicant Jason Ludwig (Fusion Projects) pulled permit May 7th. HVAC scope is shell-to-finish mechanical, plumbing, and electrical for new tenant space—straightforward scope for an experienced mechanical crew.

Community centre kitchen renovation ($100k) with architect applicant. New RTU and kitchen exhaust fan specifically called out. Interior kitchen equipment updates align with HVAC scope. Issued May 7, recently pulled—kitchen equipment coordination is key.

Hotel parking-level electrical room renovation ($1.3M) with new equipment install, cleared for field review April 16. RESA Canada contractor, architect and engineers named. Focused electrical scope in occupied building.

Duplex plus two basement lockoff units ($1.1M) issued May 6, pulled by architect Carman Kwan for Vandwell Developments. Roofing, flooring, and landscape all in scope. Smaller, experienced developer suggests straightforward execution. Basement work adds complexity but is callable now.

Net Zero duplex with two basement suites, $800k value, issued May 6. Khang Nguyen (design studio applicant) with CMGT Construction. Sprinklered throughout. Trades listed include flooring and landscape. Mid-to-late planning phase suggests material selections underway.

Two-family dwelling, $700k, homeowner-pulled by Satnam Shergill with Sphere Builders. Sprinklered duplex just issued. Flooring and new-build trades in scope. Standard timeline suggests material vendors being locked in now.

Homeowner QI LI is building a new 2-storey house with basement suite in Vancouver. Contractor GO ON HOLDINGS is managing the $600k project, recently issued. HVAC scope includes full new-build mechanical for both units plus sprinkler integration—solid opportunity for design and installation.

Single-family home addition with side bumpout and rear porch; $600k, issued mid-May with Capilano Builders as contractor. Designer-led project at early stage with structural engineer engaged. Strong fit for major renovation scope with clear scope boundaries and established builder relationship.

Homeowner-pulled laneway house new construction ($232k) with GO ON HOLDINGS as contractor. Project issued May 2026, full scope includes HVAC for 2-storey residential build with sprinkler integration. Early-stage permit makes this callable for equipment and system planning.

Onni Contracting is developing the $72.8M Pearson Dogwood Phase 1 (29-storey mixed-use with retail, health clinic, childcare, supportive housing). Permit issued May 2026. Pool and community amenities add specialized trade opportunities beyond standard residential.

New six-unit townhouse development ($1.5M) with full sprinkler and MEP scope, issued May 5. Contractor is numbered company; applicant is architect. Early-stage new construction with electrical as primary trade component.

Homeowner-pulled NetZero single-family build with secondary suite ($1.3M) issued May 5. Small builder (TD Mai Development) means you're early in the pipeline. NetZero mechanical adds complexity—HVAC, electrical, and flooring trades will all be needed. High-touch opportunity.

Four-unit multiplex ($1.1M) issued May 5 under established builder Positano Properties. Architect-led design (Architectural Collective) suggests professional coordination already underway. Early-stage permit means trades still ramping; flooring scope is significant across four units.

Four-unit multiplex ($1.1M) issued May 5, same architect and builder as permit 14978 (near-identical project). Positano Properties is the HPO. Flooring scope mirrors the parallel build. Early permit means scheduling overlap with concurrent projects is possible.

Duplex ($1.0M) issued May 5, pulled by homeowner Eva Wang, built by small contractor Comfort Development. Early-stage permit with straightforward scope. Smaller operator means fewer gatekeepers and faster decision-making. Flooring and new-build trades aligned with your service.

Net Zero laneway house, $500k, designer-applicant Merry Gao with TD Mai Development. Recently issued (May 5). Compact footprint and sustainability focus. Early planning phase; limited trades in scope but flooring still critical spec item.

Cloudscape Architecture pulled permit for ground-floor restaurant tenant improvements in heritage building. Willow Spring Construction handling $500k alteration including kitchen exhaust/intake louvers. Electrical work is subscope of larger reno—good fit for coordinating MEP upgrades in phased commercial tenant fit-out.

MARCON PROJECT is constructing a $51.3M, 7-storey care occupancy building (167 units) with rooftop amenities. Issued May 2026. Roofing and MEP systems on a care facility typically have specific code requirements and tight scheduling.

Congli Xie (applicant) with BML Management Inc. contractor building $900k duplex marked Net Zero on W 17th Avenue. Issued May 2026. Sprinklered, structured engineering in place. Solar-ready build but larger GC involved—less direct owner access.

$350k health-care office tenant improvements in mixed-use building. Architect and engineers (mech, plumb, elec) assigned; applicant is Medcorp Construction Inc. Field-review stage. Limited entry unless subcontract roles remain open.

Homeowner-builder (QI LI / LQ Design Group) pulling $953k permit for two-storey detached with basement secondary suite and detached garage. Fresh issue (May 2026), early-stage construction. Direct owner involvement signals flexibility on trade selection.

Architect-led conversion of 8-unit building to 10 units with interior/exterior alterations on 4-storey multiple dwelling. Primus Home Inspections listed as contractor but scope suggests need for specialized trades. $309k value, recent issue. Strong residential multifamily play.

Keystone Projects is building a $2.5M custom passive-house single family with attached pool and lavender-drying accessory building. Homeowner-driven, issued April 2026. Smaller scope but specialized finishes (windows, pool) and flood-resilience detailing.

BC Building Science (applicant Philip Tan) is leading a $1.6M envelope renovation on a multi-dwelling: roof, windows, doors, waterproofing, landscaping. No contractor named yet—project is in field-review stage. Reno scope is strong, but design professional is driving decisions.

Homeowner-applicant (Carman Kwan) pulled permit for 2.5-storey duplex with lockoff unit ($1.2M). HVAC scope includes HRV system. Asanti Development is contractor. Recent issue (Apr 30), residential new-build is solid fit.

Downtown commercial demise project splitting one office into two units on the 5th floor of 815 W Hastings. $500k permit issued April 30th to Allspaces Design & Management. HVAC scope includes mechanical rough-in and balance for two separate tenant spaces—mid-size alteration with clear mechanical divisions.