Eni MeceRealtor & Real Estate Analyst · Sutton Group – West Coast Realty
MLS® listings · Metro Vancouver

Land for Sale in Vancouver & Metro Vancouver

Current vacant land and building lots for sale across Vancouver and Metro Vancouver, with no house on the lot, only the land.

Land is where most of my analysis work starts. Whether a lot is worth its asking price depends on what you can actually build on it: the zoning and any rezoning path, lot width and depth, servicing, slope, trees, title charges and, outside the city core, whether it is in the Agricultural Land Reserve. Two lots with similar prices can lead to very different projects.

This page is widened beyond the City of Vancouver to Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Coquitlam, North Vancouver and New Westminster, so you can compare land across neighbouring cities, not just Vancouver itself. A listing appears here when its MLS® property type is Land.

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Listings shown from PocketREagent.com · updated Nov 14, 2026. Each listing shows its listing brokerage; click a listing for full details on PocketREagent.com.

Frequently asked questions

What should I check before buying a vacant lot in Metro Vancouver?

Start with zoning and the municipality’s current plans for the area, then servicing (water, sewer, storm and hydro), lot dimensions, slope and geotechnical conditions, protected trees, and any charges registered on title such as covenants or rights-of-way. Outside the urban core, check whether the land is in the Agricultural Land Reserve.

Can I build a multiplex on a residential lot?

Many Vancouver residential lots now allow multiplexes, but what you can build depends on the lot’s size and width, its zoning district and current city rules. The price you can pay for the land should be worked back from realistic build costs and sale or rent values, which is what a basic check does.

Why are some land listings priced so differently?

Land value follows what can be built and sold. Size, frontage, zoning, rezoning potential, assembly potential with neighbouring lots and location all change the number of units and the value of each one.

Is the land on this page all in Vancouver?

No. The list covers Vancouver plus Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Coquitlam, North Vancouver and New Westminster, so there is a useful number of listings to compare.

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