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Multigeneration Homes In Greater Vancouver, BC
More Canadian families are discovering the benefits of living in large multigeneration homes—where parents, adult children, and grandparents share a single house.
Multigeneration homes can take many forms, from purpose-built designs to properties with in-law suites, laneway homes, basement apartments, or secondary suites that provide comfort and independence. Please browse our website to learn how to plan, renovate and grow your ultimate BC and Vancouver multi-generational house!
Stats & Trends
Multigeneration Homes Are Trending In BC & Canada
In 2023, BC introduced legislation allowing secondary suites with a separate kitchen and living space, or detached units on single-family lots like back yard laneway homes.
Families of all ethnic backgrounds can gain from multigenerational living. In fact, these households grew by over 21% between 2011 and 2021, outpacing all other household types in Canada.
Twenty year growth in Canadian households shared by multiple generations or families
of people in Canadian multigenerational homes were born outside Canada
of multi-generational households have three or more residents actively earning an income
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
Featured Greater Vancouver MultiGeneration Homes For Sale
Multigenerational living is becoming increasingly popular across Greater Vancouver as families look for smarter, more flexible housing options. Rising home prices, cultural traditions, and the desire to keep loved ones close have all contributed to a growing demand for homes that accommodate parents, adult children, and grandparents under one roof.
MEET THE REALTOR
Victoria Fung: Multi-Generational Real Estate Expert
There’s a quiet revolution happening and we believe it’s the future of how we live because multigenerational living is so
much more than just a trend. View the video and follow Victoria to learn how and why she became an advocate for multigenerational living. More about Victoria
REVIEWS & Testimonials
What Our Clients Are Saying
Stories from real people who trusted Victoria Fung to guide them through one of life’s most challenging transitions.
A real pleasure to work with
I highly highly recommend working with Victoria Fung. I found her extremely knowledgeable and professional, but also very personable. She brought enthusiasm and tenacity to the deal.
Jennifer
A smooth and painless transaction
Victoria helped sell our home this year and it was a smooth and painless transaction. We managed to get over asking and sold within a week of listing.
Wilfred
We sold our place above asking
Victoria helped us with putting in an offer on a new townhouse and simultaneously listed our apartment up for sale. We were able to sell our place above asking and close on our new property within a week’s time.
Jonathan
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Things To Know
Multigeneration Homes Resources
Planning Considerations
Is the Multi-Generation Lifestyle Right for Your Family?
Living under one roof can strengthen family ties, make caregiving easier, and reduce household costs. It can also benefit the community by easing demand on housing, transportation, and care services. Yet, a multi-generation lifestyle isn’t without challenges.
Privacy, household dynamics, accessibility, and local building codes all need careful thought. Understanding these factors will help you decide whether a home designed for multiple generations is the right fit for your family’s needs and future plans.
Government Programs
Get A Multigenerational Home Renovation Tax Credit
The federal MHRTC tax credit for multi-generational renovations can provide up to $7,500 toward creating a self-contained suite for an eligible family member, such as a senior or an adult who qualifies for the Disability Tax Credit. This support helps families offset the cost of adding a new living space that meets accessibility and safety standards.
Learn who can claim the credit, what types of dwellings qualify, and which renovation expenses are eligible.