Vancouver MetroLiving by Townline Homes If you are looking for some of the most exciting and luxurious home residences in Vancouver, MetroLiving by Townline Homes are for you. With only six locations and selling out very quickly Vancouver MetroLiving homes are contemporary and fun.

Vancouver MetroLiving Presentation Centre
MetroLiving by Townline Homes has a presentation center located downtown on Homer Street. If you would like more information about the various luxury home residences by Vancouver MetroLiving, please contact the MetroLiving presentation centre by phone or by visiting the sales centre. Once there, a sales representative will be able to answer any questions you may have as well as present available home floor plans, pricing, amenities and features information about the Vancouver Metroliving homes and condo residences.

For media information, you can visit the MetroLiving Vancouver website within the Townline Homes digital marketing strategies. Here, you will be able to browse through available homes and read the latest press releases and media releases from the Vancouver Sun and Vancouver Courier. See what other people have to say about the Vancouver MetroLiving homes by Townline.

Vancouver MetroLiving by Townline Homes
MetroLiving Vancouver currently consists of six modern and chic residential complexes in the heart of downtown Vancouver. In no particular order, they include: MetroLiving 531 Beatty, 1168 Richards, 1180 Homer, 540 Beatty, 999 Seymour and 1241 Homer. All of these residences at the MetroLiving Vancouver real estate developments are virtually perfect, with amazing historical exteriors and modern chic interiors with the finest finishing. Not only are all of the Vancouver MetroLiving by Townline homes conveniently located, but they are also very affordable for urban downtown living residences.

Vancouver MetroLiving 531 Beatty
Just steps away from the Cambar, Wild Rice and the new Costco, MetroLiving 531 Beatty in downtown Vancouver is the quintessential urban living residence. With only thirty eight heritage style lofts, 531 Beatty by MetroLiving is a new concrete construction building finished with a traditional brick façade that blends in well with the historical area of downtown Vancouver. Located in the heart of Crosstown between Gastown and Chinatown, MetroLiving 531 Beatty provides stunning views of the Sun Tower which in 1912 was the tallest building in all of Canada. With new shops and restaurants popping up within the MetroLiving 531 Beatty residential building, there is no better place to live, play and work. However, the Vancouver MetroLiving 531 Beatty loft residences are now sold out.

1168 Richards MetroLiving Vancouver
Much like the 531 Beatty loft residence, the 1168 Richards MetroLiving provides a limited collection of only twelve homes in a new six storey concrete building. Located in downtown Vancouver, MetroLiving 1168 Richards is just across the street from the new Emery Barnes Park. The residences and condos at 1168 Richards MetroLiving are all about spacious and flexible living spaces, giving you room to grow and entertain as well as to relax and play. Unlike most new pre-construction condo buildings in downtown, Vancouver’s MetroLiving 1168 Richards provides a more traditional exterior with brick finishing. Large balconies and private roof terraces are just some of the finest features you will find at MetroLiving 1168 Richards in downtown Vancouver. Vancouver real estate property development definitely has not been as exciting as the new MetroLiving residential buildings, so purchase your 1168 Richards MetroLiving condo residence today before they are sold out!

Vancouver MetroLiving 1180 Homer
With only three homes remaining, you will need to get into the action rather quickly to own a MetroLiving 1180 Homer residence. Originally a warehouse office building builti n 1910, the 1180 Homer MetroLiving residence was known as the McMaster Building but is not home to one of the most modern old Yaletown residential buildings in downtown. Holding a place on the Vancouver Heritage Register, MetroLiving 1180 Homer is all about presenting a traditional historic façade with white glazed brick, dock side and wood awning. What’s interesting about MetroLiving Vancouver 1180 Homer is that the original McMaster Building is being retained and just renovated to become a modern chic living residence. With brick and concrete structures as well as reclaimed hardwood floors and high ceilings, these spectacular condo homes at 1180 Homer MetroLiving represent the finest Vancouver real estate opportunities this decade.

540 Beatty MetroLiving Vancouver
Just selling, the MetroLiving 540 Beatty address is now home to Vancouver’s newest pre-construction real estate property development downtown. In a very important historical and economical location in downtown Vancouver, MetroLiving 540 Beatty will retain some of the unique cast iron pillars from the original Crane building. With the conversion of these historical monuments into fifty seven inspired loft residences, 540 Beatty MetroLiving will feature some of the most urban chic residences in all of Vancouver. From the most luxurious kitchens to parking and storage and from just living in a heritage building, 540 Beatty Vancouver MetroLiving is all about fine living where you can play, relax and work anyday of the week. Now selling, MetroLiving 540 Beatty Vancouver loft residences will sell out soon, so decide on your dream home today.

999 Seymour and 1241 Homer MetroLiving Vancouver
With the recent successes of MetroLiving by Townline homes in downtown Vancouver, there will be two new pre-construction residences available this summer. Called the 999 Seymour and 1241 Homer, MetroLiving Vancouver will provide some of the most prestigious and exclusive residence homes in downtown. With all of these heritage buildings transformed into urban chic residences, MetroLiving by Townline Homes have been in great demand ever since the first residential complex was sold out. Wait for 999 Seymour and 1241 Homer MetroLiving by Townline Homes in Vancouver to launch during the summer of 2006.