Multiplex lots for sale in Richmond
Multiplex lots for sale in Richmond are usually older detached homes on wide, flat lots. That flat ground makes a second or third home easier to plan and cheaper to service.
What you can build on a Richmond multiplex lot
Richmond applies the provincial small-scale housing rules, so most single-family lots allow three to four homes, and up to six near frequent transit. Richmond's flat, regular lots often make the layout simpler than in hillier cities.
What makes a good lot here
Richmond's flat terrain removes the slope problem that adds cost elsewhere. The main things to check are lot width, the water table and drainage on the island, and any farmland (ALR) boundaries. Regular rectangular lots near Brighouse and Steveston Highway corridors work well.
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Live multiplex lots for sale in Richmond
Every lot below is a detached single-family listing on a lot the new rules make suitable for a multiplex, pulled live from active MLS® data. Filter by price, beds, and lot size on the map.
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Multiplex lots in Richmond: common questions
How many units can I build on a multiplex lot in Richmond? +
Most Richmond single-family lots allow three to four homes, and up to six near frequent transit. This follows BC's Bill 44 small-scale multi-unit housing rules; confirm the exact number against the city's own zoning before you buy.
What makes a good multiplex lot in Richmond? +
Flat, wide, regular lots are the norm here and are ideal for a multiplex. Confirm drainage and the water table, and check the lot is not inside the Agricultural Land Reserve, which limits what you can build.
Are these Richmond listings vacant lots or houses? +
These are older detached houses on Richmond's flat, regular lots, not vacant land. Most buyers plan to demolish and rebuild, since the flat terrain makes a clean teardown straightforward. Confirm each lot's drainage and ALR status alongside the size and zoning shown on the listing.
Does Richmond's flat land make building cheaper? +
Flat lots usually cut excavation and foundation cost compared with sloped sites, which can improve the return. Run a full pro forma on each lot, since servicing and drainage still vary by location.
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