Elmwood

Burquitlam is a vibrant community with an exciting future, and Marcon is proud to have played a role in building nearly 2,000 homes in the neighbourhood. As the area continues to grow and evolve, we are pleased to share that we are putting the final touches on our latest development — Elmwood. It will be a landmark destination, designed to complete the area’s most important intersection at Clarke + Como.

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Umbra

The first phase coming to Portwood’s 23 acre community by Edgar Development in Port Moody. Umbra has a total of 219 homes that include 1-3 bedroom condos and concrete townhomes.

– 70% of Portwood will be dedicated to green space
– 3 acres of parks and 5 acres of urban forest including bike and running trails
– Modern architecture that blends with nature
– Residences, Townhomes, Rental, Retail & Daycare

Connect & Grow – Our 1-3 bedroom homes are positioned in the centre of a vastly untouched 23 acre green district and optimally connected to fast transport routes. Complemented by an abundance of unique amenities and family-friendly parks, trails, and daycare, Portwood is your place to thrive.

Home & Nature – With five neighbourhoods each inspired by their distinct landscape, our design puts organic living and sustainability at the forefront. Minimal environmental impact was the focal point from which our big idea of placemaking grew, with over 70% of the natural land left intact.

Health & Leisure – Step outside your door and find dedicated bike lanes to get you to your destination, modern daycare facilities, shops, public art walks, a curated selection of local boutiques that covers every craving, and more.

23 Acres Community -The five phases of our community are surrounded 3 acres of parks and 5 acres of urban forest, providing residents with an abundant landscape of untouched space, grassy slopes and intimate trails to privately explore.

Built Better – Sustainability is deeply embedded in our ethos. This is why our community is built with climate change in mind. Portwood homes are designed with low-carbon energy sustainability strategies that minimize global warming impacts for future generations.

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