Triplexes and fourplexes.
Three or four homes on one lot, where the municipality’s small-scale multi-unit rules allow.
Is it a fit?
- Lot size, frontage and transit access set how many units are allowed
- Rules differ by municipality: we check yours
- Often suits families combining households or long-term investors
How we deliver it
One team runs feasibility, design, permits and construction, with a fixed construction-management fee and an itemized budget. See our process →
Triplex and fourplex questions.
How many homes can my lot take?
It depends on lot size, frontage, transit access and the municipality’s bylaw. BC’s small-scale multi-unit housing rules set a minimum; each municipality sets the detail. We check both for your address.
Is a triplex or fourplex harder to build than a duplex?
Mainly in fire separation, servicing and coordination between units. That is where design-stage engineering review saves time and cost.
Can I keep one home and rent or sell the others?
Often, depending on how the project is titled. Strata, rental and ownership structures need advice from your lawyer and accountant; we design and build for the structure you choose.
Check your lot.
Zoning and lot rules differ by municipality; we check them for your address.