Located on one of the largest undeveloped sites in Vancouver at 41st and Oak, Mayfair West will transform the site into a new 1.5 million square foot mixed-use community rooted in sustainability and inspired by our unique experiences in global placemaking. 

Mayfair West will include approximately 17 buildings ranging in size from 4 to 26 storeys and 1,630 homes, including strata, market rental, affordable rental and social housing delivered over roughly ten years. Plans also include the delivery of a new childcare facility, a two-acre public park and improvements to local pedestrian and cycling infrastructure. 

The first phase is envisioned as the social hub of the development, delivering a range of home types across two of the master plan’s tallest towers, a prominent pedestrian thoroughfare with boutique retail and an entry plaza that opens the site up to the street.

The approved master plan was designed by James KM Cheng Architects and will be executed by award-winning Hariri Pontarini Architects (HPA) and Arcadis (formerly IBI). 

Mayfair West will also set a high bar for sustainability, meeting Vancouver City Council’s recent changes to construction bylaws and aligning with our net zero carbon commitments. 

Grosvenor is leading all aspects of the development and owns the property with capital partners MOMC, the company that acquired the site in 2016, and Transca, our partner on the successful Polaris residential development in Burnaby. 

Sustainability Impacts

• Targeting LEED Gold certification
• Over 20% of housing to be designated as affordable housing including 330 social housing units and 45 moderate-income rental housing units
• More than 40% of the site will be set aside as publicly accessible spaces including a two-acre green park for the community
• New 69-space childcare facility 
• 100% carbon-free homes in line with our 2023 Net Zero Operational Carbon Commitment
• Exploring strategies to enhance biodiversity both within and beyond the site
• CAC Contribution to be used for safety improvements to pedestrian and cyclist infrastructure in the area

Visit the Mayfair West website