EIGHT in Edgemont Village posts an 88 Walk Score, priced from $679,900 for three-bedroom semi-detached homes — a genuinely walkable, family-sized entry point in a North Shore market that doesn't produce many of either.
What's selling in North Vancouver
Two projects carried this update. EIGHT in Edgemont Village sits in the registration phase, with VIP registrants getting first access to floor plans before public launch. The location backs up its price: Edgemont Village's shops, schools, and trailheads are all within that 88 Walk Score radius, and Lynn Canyon is roughly ten minutes away.
Aire at North Harbour, from Concert Properties, is the other name on this update: a 12-acre waterfront master-planned community on the North Vancouver harbourfront, with a 54 Transit Score and a West Vancouver Municipal Transit stop 8 minutes on foot. Concert hasn't released unit pricing yet, which is standard at this stage of a project this size.
Who each one actually fits
EIGHT's $679,900 entry point and three-bedroom layouts point toward families and downsizers who want an established neighbourhood over new-build density. Edgemont's walkability is the real selling point, not the price alone. Aire's waterfront positioning and Concert's track record on the North Shore point toward buyers prioritizing water access and amenity scale over walkable errands; its 54 Walk Score confirms it's a different kind of convenience than EIGHT's.
What this tells you about the broader market
Two active projects at very different price points and product types, in the same North Shore market, says something useful: there's room across the budget spectrum right now, and neither project is being forced to compete on price with the other. Compare both against the rest of what's currently listed in North Vancouver before deciding which trade-off fits your plans.