Groundbreaking Marks the Next Phase of Growth at leləm̓ village

A group of attendees in hard hats and safety vests, holding ceremonial golden shovels, at the East Wind groundbreaking at leləm̓ village.
Image: Guests gather for the East Wind groundbreaking ceremony at leləm̓ village.

Musqueam Capital Corporation and Indigenous Capital Group recently celebrated the groundbreaking of East Wind, a forthcoming residential rental development at leləm̓ village.

About East Wind

Located at 5310 Crooked Branch Road, East Wind will bring 451 thoughtfully designed rental homes to the community, including apartments and townhouses ranging from studios to three-bedroom-plus-den homes. The development is designed to support a range of housing needs while contributing to a vibrant, connected neighbourhood.

Residents will have access to approximately 8,000 square feet of shared amenity space, along with green spaces and walkable connections throughout the community.

Situated near Pacific Spirit Regional Park, UBC, and Vancouver’s urban core, East Wind is part of the continued evolution of leləm̓ village as a complete community, one shaped by place, connection, and a long-term vision for future generations.

East Wind at a Glance

  • Location: 5310 Crooked Branch Road, leləm̓ village
  • Homes: 451 rental homes, including apartments and townhouses from studios to three-bedroom-plus-den
  • Amenities: Approximately 8,000 square feet of shared amenity space, plus green spaces and walkable connections
  • Rental registration: Anticipated to begin in Spring 2029
  • Target completion: Summer 2029

Celebrating the Milestone

The groundbreaking ceremony brought together Musqueam Elders, Chief Wayne Sparrow, Musqueam Councillors, MCC Board members, Indigenous Capital Group leadership, and Musqueam Capital Corporation leadership to recognize this important milestone.

Groundbreakings represent more than the start of construction. They reflect the vision, partnerships, and collective effort behind creating homes and communities that will serve generations to come.

Looking Ahead

East Wind is targeted for completion in Summer 2029, with rental registration anticipated to begin in Spring 2029.

Attendees in hard hats and safety vests turning soil with ceremonial golden shovels at the East Wind groundbreaking, with excavation equipment behind them.
Image: Ceremonial shovels turn the soil at the East Wind groundbreaking.
Two attendees seen from behind in hard hats and safety vests at the groundbreaking ceremony, one hard hat bearing the Musqueam Capital Corporation logo.
Image: Attendees at the East Wind groundbreaking ceremony.
A speaker in a hard hat and safety vest at a podium addressing seated guests at the East Wind groundbreaking ceremony.
Image: A speaker addresses guests at the East Wind groundbreaking ceremony.