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Drift

899 Harbourside Place


North Vancouver, V7P 3S1

Official Website: www.northharbourbyconcert.com/contact Developers Website: www.concertproperties.com
  • Levels: 9
  • Suites: 164
  • Status: Under Construction
  • Built: 2025
  • Building Type: Strata Condos,strata Townhouses
  • Bldg#: 15788

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Drift at 899 Harbourside Place, North Vancouver, BC V7P 3S1, Canada. Nearest Crossroads are Fell Avenue and Harbourside Drive. North Harbour being the first of the four buildings - a 9-storey, 164 Unit building consisting of 83 One-Bedrooms, 49 Two-Bedrooms, 11 Three-Bedrooms, and 21 Townhomes. Development by Concert Properties Ltd. The 1st phase sales are expected to begin this spring, 2021. Estimated completion on 2025.

The developer plans to expand Kings Mill Walk and add park space to expand connections to the Spirit Trail. These homes will offer an outstanding waterfront location with ocean and mountain views, in a truly walkable neighbourhood.

 

Official Website: www.northharbourbyconcert.com/contact
Phone: 604.335.0771
Email: NorthHarbour@ConcertProperties.com
Sales Address: #100-889 Harbourside Drive North Vancouver, BC V7P 3S1
Strata Sub Categories: Strata Condos,Strata Townhouses
 

Drift Technical Info

Building Name Drift
Address 899 Harbourside Place
City North Vancouver
Listing Price Range N/A
Floors 9
Units in Development: 164
Units in Strata:164
Sub Categories:Strata Condos,strata Townhouses
Year Built 2025
Developer Concert Properties Ltd.
Official Website www.northharbourby
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Drift - 889 Harbourside Place - by Concert
Drift - 889 Harbourside Place - by Concert
Drift - 889 Harbourside Place - by Concert
Drift - 889 Harbourside Place - by Concert
Drift - 889 Harbourside Place - by Concert
Drift - 889 Harbourside Place - by Concert
Drift - 889 Harbourside Place - by Concert
Drift - 889 Harbourside Place - by Concert
Drift - 889 Harbourside Place - by Concert
Drift - 889 Harbourside Place - by Concert
Drift - 889 Harbourside Place - by Concert
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Drift at North Harbour - by Concert Proper Properties Ltd.
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