Langara YMCA Redevelopment

49th Avenue and Cambie Street in Vancouver

The Langara YMCA Redevelopment is a transformative mixed-use residential and community development located at West 49th Avenue and Cambie Street in Vancouver. Guided by the leadership of xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) and delivered in partnership with the City of Vancouver, YMCA BC, and Townline, the project represents a significant step forward in advancing economic reconciliation through real estate development on Musqueam’s traditional and unceded territory.

The development will deliver a diverse mix of housing, including market rental, below-market rental, and dedicated YMCA social housing, creating a balanced and inclusive residential community. Musqueam will retain full ownership of the purpose-built rental building, ensuring long-term revenue generation and intergenerational benefit for the Nation, while also holding a 50% ownership interest in the condominium component of the project.

At the heart of the redevelopment is the integration of a new YMCA facility, providing critical community services, wellness programming, and gathering spaces. Complemented by high-quality indoor and outdoor amenity areas, the project is designed to foster connection, well-being, and a strong sense of community for residents and the broader public.

Situated in a well-connected and amenity-rich area of South Vancouver, the site benefits from proximity to transit, Langara Golf Course, educational institutions, parks, and local services. This connectivity supports a complete community experience while reinforcing access to employment, recreation, and daily necessities. The Langara YMCA Redevelopment is being advanced in alignment with the City’s UNDRIP Strategy, reflecting a new model of collaboration grounded in respect, partnership, and shared decision-making. Musqueam is leading the development process in close coordination with the City, ensuring that the project not only delivers housing but also advances self-determination, economic participation, and long-term Nation-building. The project reflects a commitment to thoughtful growth, cultural leadership, and sustainable development, setting a precedent for Indigenous-led city-building in Vancouver.

Completion Target: TBD