Oakridge Park Condos for Sale and Presales

A New Standard for Westside High Rise Living

The residential towers rising above Oakridge Park represent something Vancouver’s westside condo market has not seen before. Not in terms of height or unit count, but in terms of what surrounds them. A luxury high rise address on the westside now comes with a curated luxury retail destination, a rooftop municipal park, Canada Line access at the doorstep, and a $6.5 billion mixed use precinct that continues to take shape around it. That combination changes what it means to own a condo on this side of the city.

This page is for buyers who are specifically evaluating Oakridge Park as a residential address, whether they are considering a presale from the developer, an assignment of an existing presale contract, a resale once towers are occupied, or simply trying to understand how Oakridge Park compares to other luxury condo options in Vancouver. For the wider neighbourhood, including detached homes and townhomes around the site, see the Oakridge Vancouver real estate and condos guide.

The Residential Towers

Oakridge Park is planned for fourteen towers across the 28 acre site at Cambie and 41st, ranging from 9 to 44 storeys. The project is co developed by Westbank and QuadReal Property Group, two of the most established developers in the country. The first phase of retail, dining and the rooftop park opened on May 28, 2026, and the first residents of the condominium towers are expected to begin moving in from late 2026 into early 2027, with further towers completing in phases after that. The full story of the opening is covered in Oakridge Park Opens: What It Means for Oakridge Real Estate.

The market condo towers are built to a specification that reflects the ambition of the broader development. Concrete construction throughout. High specification finishes drawn from a palette that aligns with the luxury retail destination below. Significant amenity programs that go well beyond what most Vancouver strata buildings offer. These are not simply towers that happen to sit above a shopping centre. They are residential buildings designed to a standard that justifies the address they occupy.

What Buyers Are Actually Evaluating

When a serious buyer looks at Oakridge Park condos, the conversation quickly moves beyond the unit itself and into the questions that determine whether this address fits their life and their investment.

Developer reputation. Westbank’s track record in Vancouver is extensive and includes some of the most recognised buildings in the city. QuadReal brings institutional asset management discipline to a project of this scale. For buyers who have watched other Vancouver presale projects struggle with delays, cost overruns, or finish quality that didn’t match the renderings, the developer profile here is relevant.

Finish quality and specification. The Oakridge Park towers are positioned at the premium end of the new construction market: concrete structure, premium flooring, integrated appliance packages, and amenity programs that include fitness, social, and outdoor facilities reflecting the scale of the development. Buyers comparing Oakridge Park to Coal Harbour or Yaletown towers will find the specification competitive.

The retail and amenity environment. Living above a luxury retail destination is a different experience than living above a conventional shopping centre. The brands anchoring Oakridge Park’s retail podium include Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Prada, Brunello Cucinelli, Loro Piana, and Rolex, among others, and Time Out Market Vancouver at 51,000 square feet is the dining anchor. For buyers who want walkable luxury amenity without going downtown, it is a genuine part of daily life.

Canada Line access. The Oakridge 41st Avenue station is steps from the development, with downtown Vancouver under fifteen minutes away and YVR in the other direction. For buyers who travel frequently, maintain multiple residences, or simply want a westside address that does not require a car for daily life, this is a genuine and measurable advantage.

The development timeline. Full build out of Oakridge Park is projected for 2029. Buyers entering the market now are making a decision in the context of a site that is still maturing. That is not a negative; it is simply a factor to understand. The precinct will look and function differently in a few years than it does today, and buyers who establish a position early are acquiring into a trajectory rather than a finished product.

Presale, Assignment or Resale

Oakridge Park homes can be bought three ways, and the considerations differ meaningfully between them.

Presale from the developer. Units in towers still under construction are released by the developer as presales. The primary questions are deposit structure, completion timeline, assignment rights, and how the specification translates into what is actually delivered. Westbank’s scale and track record are relevant, but a presale remains a commitment to a future product based on current information, and the disclosure statement and contract should be reviewed by your real estate lawyer before you sign.

Assignment of an existing presale contract. Some original presale buyers sell their contract before the tower completes. An assignment can offer a unit in a tower that is close to completion, but the assignment terms, the developer’s consent requirements and the original contract all need careful review by your real estate lawyer.

Resale once towers are occupied. As towers complete and residents move in, units come to the resale market on the MLS. Here the conversation shifts to strata documents, depreciation reports, and how the building performs in its early years. Newer concrete buildings typically have fewer strata issues than older wood frame buildings, but reserve fund adequacy, bylaw restrictions on rentals or short term accommodation, and any active strata litigation still deserve careful review.

In each case, the approach that produces the best outcome is grounded in current market data and an adviser, such as Bruce Hiatt, who understands both the Oakridge Park product specifically and how it compares to the broader westside condo market.

How Oakridge Park Condos Compare to Other Westside Options

Buyers seriously considering Oakridge Park are typically also looking at Coal Harbour, Yaletown, and occasionally Kitsilano or South Granville for attached homes. Each of those markets has a distinct character.

Coal Harbour offers waterfront proximity and established luxury building stock, but new construction supply is limited and pricing reflects that scarcity. Yaletown delivers urban energy and walkability but sits on the downtown side of the bridge. Kitsilano and South Granville offer neighbourhood character and proximity to the ocean but without the transit connectivity or the new construction luxury product that Oakridge Park brings.

Oakridge Park occupies a position that none of those neighbourhoods currently hold: a purpose built luxury condo address on the westside with Canada Line access, a world class retail and amenity environment around it, and new construction product that is competitive on specification with the best buildings in the city.

Oakridge Park Condos: Common Questions

Can I still buy an Oakridge Park presale?

Units in Oakridge Park towers that are still under construction are released by the developer as presales, and what is offered changes from one release to the next. Buyers can also purchase an assignment of an existing presale contract from an original buyer. Bruce Hiatt can confirm which towers and floor plans are currently available before you commit to either route.

Are there Oakridge Park condos for sale on the MLS?

Oakridge Park condos appear on the MLS as assignments and, once towers complete and residents move in, as resales. The first residents are expected to begin moving in from late 2026 into early 2027, so resale supply will grow as more towers are completed.

When can buyers move into the Oakridge Park towers?

The first residents of the Oakridge Park condominium towers are expected to begin moving in from late 2026 into early 2027, with further towers completing in phases. Full build out of the site is projected for 2029.

Who is developing Oakridge Park?

Oakridge Park is co developed by Westbank and QuadReal Property Group. Westbank's track record in Vancouver includes some of the most recognised buildings in the city, and QuadReal brings institutional asset management discipline to a project of this scale.

How do Oakridge Park condos compare to Coal Harbour and Yaletown?

Coal Harbour offers waterfront proximity and established luxury building stock, but new construction supply is limited and pricing reflects that scarcity. Yaletown delivers urban energy and walkability but sits on the downtown side of the bridge. Oakridge Park offers something neither currently holds: a purpose built luxury condo address on the westside with Canada Line access, a world class retail and amenity environment, and new construction competitive on specification with the best buildings in the city.

Next Steps

If you are evaluating Oakridge Park condos, whether presale, assignment or resale, the most useful starting point is a clear understanding of what is available, what comparable buildings in the area are trading at, and how the specific units you are considering stack up against the market. Current pricing for the surrounding neighbourhood is tracked on the Oakridge Real Estate Market Stats and Trends page.

Oakridge Park resale listings will appear on this page as the first towers complete and units come to market. Until then, Bruce Hiatt can tell you which presale releases and assignments are currently available and walk you through the terms before you commit.

Contact Bruce Hiatt to discuss current availability, pricing, and what Oakridge Park means as an investment relative to other westside options.