Woodland Block

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Low-Rise condos in Vancouver

2375 East 11th Avenue, Vancouver, BC

Stretching across a full city block, Woodland Block borrows inspiration from New York City architecture for a distinct new community at Nanaimo and 10th, near Trout Lake. Woodland Block is an upcoming condo and townhouse community by First Track Development currently in preconstruction at 2375 East 11th Avenue, in Vancouver, ON. The community is scheduled for completion in 2026.

The House of Bohn offers 72 townhouses and flats with mid-century modern influences, retail conveniences, and residential amenities. The units range from 570 to 1,320 square feet and feature 1- to 3-bedroom layouts. Outdoor living spaces include private yards, balconies, and rooftop decks. House of Bohn’s interiors blend classic mid-century modern style with contemporary design, addressing today’s lifestyle needs.

The homes are designed with a courtyard facing, featuring three-level, three-bedroom family-oriented townhouses on one building’s western side and stacked one-, two-bedroom, and single-level units on the other building’s south, east, and north sides.

Units in this Vancouver condo for sale start at $669,900.

Amenities

Available unit price: From $669,900 to over $1,569,900
Cost to purchase parking: Included in the purchase price
Cost to purchase storage: Included in the purchase price
Average price per sqft: $1154 - $1276 per SqFt
Co-op fee realtors: -

Incentive 1
$3,000 for Garden Flats, $6,000 for 2 Bed THs, and $10,000 for 3 Bed THs (Q3-2023)

First deposit: 10%, Second deposit: 5%

Highlights

Located in East Van’s Grandview-Woodland community in Vancouver
A 14-minute walk from the Millennium Line at Renfrew Station
A 10-minute walk from SkyTrain
25-minute drive to Vancouver International Airport
15-minute drive to Metropolis at Metrotown, CF Pacific Centre, and International Village Mall
Nearby parks are John Hendry Park, McSpadden Park, and Clark Park
11-minute drive to Northeastern University
12-minute drive to Simon Fraser University's Vancouver Campus

Neighborhood

Woodland Block is nestled in East Van’s Grandview-Woodland community in Vancouver, surrounded by all you need to live, work, and play. With a plethora of dining, shopping, and entertainment options in the surrounding neighbourhood, there’s something for everyone here.

Shopping necessities? Residents can enjoy a variety of shopping options at Metropolis at Metrotown, CF Pacific Centre, and International Village Mall, all within a 15-minute drive. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy lush green spaces, nearby parks, and local hotspots. Nearby parks are John Hendry Park, McSpadden Park, Clark Park, and more.

Transportation

The location is a commuter-friendly area with numerous transit options for residents. The transit score is 81 out of 100, indicating that commuters can easily get in and out of the city. 2375 East 11th Avenue is a 14-minute walk from the Millennium Line at the Renfrew Station at Platform 1 stop for commuters. The development is approximately a 10-minute walk from SkyTrain.

For flights, Vancouver International Airport is only a 25-minute drive away.

Education

This family-friendly neighbourhood places all students within a reasonable distance of a suitable educational institution. There are several excellent primary and secondary schools in the area where they can enroll. Post-secondary students can pursue their degrees at some of the best universities in the area. Northeastern University is only an 11-minute drive away, and Simon Fraser University‘s Vancouver Campus is only a 12-minute drive away.

Vancouver offers a stable investment opportunity due to its strong real estate market, high quality of life, diverse economy, education access, and inclusive culture, making it an ideal location for property investments.

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Developer

First Track started on the premise that we would do things differently — walk the real estate paths least taken. Our two partners, Sasha Faris and Matt Ilich, are determined to build things that matter, to make a positive imprint on communities, and to collaborate with people who want the same. At the end of the day, we are locals who want to see our city progress in better and inspiring ways, together.

First Track’s vision for building goes deeper than the physical form. We want people to feel something. Building better means tapping into the soul of a community. It means listening to the needs and wants of those who use and live in our spaces. People and places are everything to us. Doing things together is the only way forward. Source: First Track