How many homes is Cascadia, and how far along is it?

The site plan numbers 233 homes, 1 through 233, with no gaps. StreetSide has built and released it in phases and its own site still reads Now Selling, so part of the community is finished and lived in while later homes are released. No completion date is published for what is left, which is the first question to put to the sales centre.

What does a home at Cascadia cost?

StreetSide does not publish a price. There is no price sheet on the project site, none in the features list and none on any plan sheet. Figures circulate on the presale aggregators and they contradict each other, so this page leaves them alone. Two things are dated and checkable instead: the sales centre at 6951 204 Street quotes the current release, and anything actually listed for sale at that address shows further down this page with its brokerage.

Which plan should I be looking at?

It depends on how much of the home you want on one level. The B, Be, BeB and G plans are the compact end at 1,281 to 1,313 square feet, three bedrooms up and living on the main. Ba adds about 240 square feet in the same shape. The C plans are a different building type: a narrow, deep frontage with the whole main floor as one room, and they run 1,432 to 1,442 square feet. D adds a den and a fourth bathroom on the lower level at 1,808. E is the largest, four bedrooms plus a family room and a full bathroom downstairs, 2,013 to 2,045 square feet.

What is the difference between C1, C2 and C3?

Very little inside. All three are three bedrooms at 1,432 to 1,442 square feet with the same main-floor layout and the same bathroom count. What changes is the outdoor space and the orientation: C1 and C2 open onto a balcony, C3 onto a patio whose size varies by home. Each also has a reversed twin, CR1, CR2 and CR3, which is the same home mirrored. If you are shopping this project by square foot alone, these seven codes are the ones that will look identical on a spreadsheet and feel different on site.

What are the net-zero-ready homes, and are they worth the difference?

A handful of Cascadia’s homes are built to Step 5 of the British Columbia Energy Step Code, the highest step, which StreetSide says are the first net-zero-ready townhomes south of the Fraser. They swap the gas furnace and tankless gas water heater for a heat pump on both, add heat-recovery ventilation, an induction cooktop and triple-glazed windows. The trade is a higher purchase price against lower running costs and no gas bill. Ask which lots they are before you fall for a plan, because the answer is a short list.

What will the taxes come to on a Cascadia purchase?

It turns on the price, and Cascadia sits right where the thresholds bite. A newly built home is exempt from the Property Transfer Tax outright up to $1,100,000, with the relief phasing out by $1,150,000, assuming Canadian citizenship or permanent residency and that you live in the home. Above that the ordinary rates apply: 1 per cent to $200,000, 2 per cent to $2,000,000, 3 per cent to $3,000,000 and 5 per cent above $3,000,000. The federal Goods and Services Tax applies to a new home, with a rebate of up to $50,000 for a first-time buyer at $1,000,000 or under. On a townhome in this size range the exemption is usually in play, which makes the exact contract price worth a conversation before you sign.

What rights do I have buying a presale in British Columbia?

The Real Estate Development Marketing Act requires the developer to give you the filed disclosure statement before you sign. You then have seven days, running from the later of signing and receiving it, to cancel in writing and get your deposit back. Use them. The disclosure statement is where the strata budget, the bylaws, the parking allocation and the completion terms are written down, and none of those appear on a marketing site.

Does having a buyer’s agent cost me anything here?

No. The developer pays the buyer’s agent fee, so the price is the same whether you walk in alone or with representation. What representation buys is someone reading the disclosure statement against the plan sheets, pricing the release against Willoughby resale rather than against the last release, and running the walkthrough and the deficiency list at completion. Register through an agent before your first visit to the sales centre; developers credit whoever made contact first, and after that visit it is generally too late.

Presale · Willoughby, Langley· StreetSideNow selling

CascadiaPresale townhomes by StreetSide Developments in Willoughby, Langley.

Cascadia is a master-planned community of 233 townhomes at 6951 204 Street in Willoughby, built by StreetSide Developments, a Qualico company. Three and four bedrooms, 1,281 to 2,045 square feet, across ten published plan sheets. A 2,520 square foot amenity building holds a lounge with a fireplace, a kitchen and party room, work stations and a gym. A handful of the homes are built to Step 5 of the British Columbia Energy Step Code, which StreetSide describes as the first net-zero-ready townhomes south of the Fraser.

Homes: 233, numbered on the developer’s own site plan; three and four bedrooms, 1,281 to 2,045 square feet
Completion: Built and released in phases. StreetSide publishes no completion date for what is still selling
Pricing: Not published. The sales centre on site prices on request; anything listed on the board appears further down this page
Amenity: A 2,520 square foot building with a lounge, kitchen, work stations and gym, inside what StreetSide counts as 25,000 square feet of amenity

Get pricing, plans or a visitCall or text 778-867-2766

101+ presale homes sold with Bronson representing the buyer. When would you like to see Cascadia?

One artist’s rendering of the streetscape, then photographs of StreetSide’s finished display home. Courtesy of StreetSide Developments. Their amenities page illustrates each amenity with stock photography rather than the building itself, a woman with a dumbbell for the gym and a banquet table for the party room, so none of it is reproduced here; the amenity building plan below is the real drawing.

At a glance

Developer: StreetSide Developments, a Qualico company; Ciccozzi Architecture designed the buildings and Portico Design Group the interiorsas of Aug 24, 2026
What is published: Ten plan sheets with sizes, the full features list, a numbered site plan and the amenity building plan. No price sheet and no completion date.as of Aug 24, 2026
The document worth reading: The site plan. It numbers every one of the 233 homes and prints the plan code beside each, so a lot number tells you the layout before anyone quotes you a price.as of Aug 24, 2026
Location: 6951 204 Street at 70 Avenue, Central Gordon Estate, Willoughby

Verified Aug 24, 2026; next review Sep 24, 2026.

Three reasons to look now

Transit, under construction
SkyTrain to Langley
Willoughby's two nearest stations; Willowbrook is where the 200 Street rapid bus is planned to meet the train.
On record
The Surrey Langley SkyTrain extension runs 16 kilometres on an elevated guideway from King George Station to 203 Street in Langley City. Its eight stations include Willowbrook and Langley City Centre, each with a transit exchange. The Province's current anticipated in-service date is late 2029.
surreylangleyskytrain.gov.bc.ca, read 2026-08-22
The SkyTrain corridor guide
Transit, detailed planning
200 Street bus rapid transit
Frequent, separated transit on the street Willoughby is built around.
On record
TransLink names Langley-Haney Place as one of its first three bus rapid transit projects, now in detailed planning and community engagement. It is 22 kilometres with 13 stations, a bus every 10 minutes at peak and 40 minutes end to end, between the Township of Langley and Maple Ridge. The Township's plan update says the proposed line runs along 200 Street, with five stations inside the Willoughby plan area, each envisioned as a neighbourhood hub.
translink.ca, Bus Rapid Transit Program; tol.ca, Willoughby Community Plan Update; both read 2026-08-22
Planning, adopted June 2026
Willoughby Transit Corridor Plan
Density, shops and services planned around the stops, which is what turns a corridor into a neighbourhood.
On record
On June 15, 2026 Township council adopted the Willoughby Transit Corridor Plan (Bylaw 6202) with the new Willoughby Community Plan and the Gordon Neighbourhood Plan. It replaces five neighbourhood plans with one plan built around the 200 Street bus line: five stations in Willoughby, 12 storeys base within 200 metres of each, six storeys from 201 to 400 metres, townhouse at the edges. Applications filed before adoption may proceed under the old plans until June 15, 2028.
tol.ca, Community and Neighbourhood Plans (adoption notice) and Bylaw 6202, read 2026-08-23
The corridor plan, station by station

Floor plans and homes

B, B2 and B3 · three bedrooms, 1,281 sq ft: 49 homes, 2.5 bath
Be, Be2 and Be3 · three bedrooms, 1,292 sq ft: 27 homes, 2.5 bath
G, Ge and GeB · three bedrooms, 1,292 to 1,313 sq ft: 17 homes, 2.5 bath
BeB, BeB2, BeB3 and BeB4 · three bedrooms, 1,302 sq ft: 21 homes, 2.5 bath
C1 and CR1 · three bedrooms, 1,432 to 1,442 sq ft: 4 homes, 2.5 bath
C2 and CR2 · three bedrooms, 1,432 to 1,442 sq ft: 18 homes, 2.5 bath
C3 and CR3 · three bedrooms, 1,432 to 1,442 sq ft: 16 homes, 2.5 bath
Ba · three bedrooms, 1,539 sq ft: 11 homes, 2.5 bath
D and D2 · three bedrooms plus a den, 1,808 sq ft: 8 homes, 3.5 bath
E and Ee · four bedrooms plus a family room, 2,013 to 2,045 sq ft: 5 homes, 3.5 bath

Square footage as printed by StreetSide Developments, Cascadia Plan B sheet; the disclosure statement and the plan attached to your contract govern.

Finishes

· Nine-foot ceilings on the main floor, and a powder room on the main floor in most homes
· A choice of two colour schemes, Warm and Cool
· Laminate wood floors through the main living areas, nylon carpet in bedrooms, the upper hallway and the stairs
· A stainless appliance package: a five-burner convection gas slide-in range, a 33-inch French-door fridge with an ice maker, a wifi-enabled dishwasher, a built-in microwave with a trim kit and a slide-out hood fan
· Quartz counters, a full-height tile backsplash, a double-bowl undermount sink and a pull-out recycling centre in the kitchen
· A soaker tub in the main bath, and a frameless glass shower with a jet hand shower in the ensuite

All finishes (7 more)

· A hidden medicine cabinet with a large mirror and open shelving in the ensuites
· A tankless gas water heater and forced-air heating, with cooling available as an upgrade
· A front-load washer and dryer, and media ports for telephone, data, cable and power in the kitchen island
· Every home meets Step 2 of the British Columbia Energy Step Code; a handful are built to Step 5, the highest, with a heat pump for water and air, heat-recovery ventilation, an induction cooktop and triple-glazed windows
· An upgrade is available for electric-vehicle charging
· Rentals are permitted, which StreetSide states in its own features list
· A 2-5-10 warranty through Travelers Canada: two years materials and labour, five years building envelope, ten years structure

Amenities

A 2,520 square foot amenity building at the centre of the site
A lounge with a fireplace, and a kitchen and party room beside it
Work stations, for the days you are working from home
A gym with a built-in water station
A landscaped green space and a play area with a children’s play structure
Walking trails through the community, and a patio or balcony on every home

Pricing

How pricing is released

StreetSide does not publish a price for Cascadia, and third-party figures on this project are stale.

There is no price sheet on liveatcascadia.ca and no price in the features list or on any plan sheet. The sales centre on site quotes the current release, and it is open six days a week.

Numbers do circulate on the presale aggregator sites for Cascadia, and they disagree with each other. This page does not repeat them. A price with no date and no source behind it is worse than no price when you are budgeting a purchase.

What is dated and checkable is the board feed. Anything listed for sale at 6951 204 Street right now appears further down this page, with the listing brokerage on every card.

as of Aug 24, 2026

Incentives

Nothing is advertised on the developer’s site. Any release incentive comes from the sales centre in writing, with an end date on it.

Get the current sheet

Cost at a glance

Press Estimate, enter the price from the sales sheet and answer four tax questions: the transfer tax, the GST, the deposit and the balance at completion, every rate from the Fact Bank.

What a home here rents for

Langley asking rents by bedroom, from the rent reference: Langley rents, month by month

Averages across Langley apartments listed that month, from two or more public sources; a new home here usually asks more for its size.

What else to budget

Deposit structure: Not published. It is set out in the disclosure statement and the purchase agreement; ask for the current schedule before writing an offer. (as of Aug 24, 2026)
Rentals: Permitted. StreetSide states it in the features list, and since November 24, 2022 a strata in British Columbia cannot ban long-term rentals in any case. (as of Aug 24, 2026)
Strata (maintenance) fee: Not published. The disclosure statement carries the first-year budget and the estimated monthly fee per home. (as of Aug 24, 2026)
Parking and storage: Every published plan has its own garage, most of them side by side and double width. Nothing is sold separately on record. (as of Aug 24, 2026)
Property taxes: Not published. The Township of Langley rate and the assessed value set the figure. (as of Aug 24, 2026)

On the market now

Homes listed for sale at Cascadia’s addresses, from the MLS® feed, each with its listing brokerage. Sold prices are not shown here.

Nothing listed at 6951 204 right now. Release pricing comes from the sales team; register for the current sheet.

More at the address page.

Location

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Pin: Cascadia (BC Geocoder, civic-number match for 6951 204 Street, Township of Langley, read 2026-08-24).

Cascadia is at 6951 204 Street, where 204 Street meets 70 Avenue, in the part of Willoughby the Township calls Central Gordon Estate. StreetSide puts Pacific Highway six minutes away by car, Highway 1 nine minutes, and the future Surrey Langley SkyTrain extension seven.

· Willoughby Town Centre, which Qualico Commercial built
· Willowbrook Shopping Centre
· Latimer Village, for the bakery, the market and the barber
· StreetSide names Donna Gabriel Robins Elementary, Peter Ewart Middle and R.E. Mountain Secondary as nearby, and a Kids and Company daycare beside the site; confirm catchments for a specific address with the Langley School District
· Langley Events Centre, Willoughby Community Park and Yorkson Community Park

Neighbourhood: Willoughby, Langley area guide · Willoughby buyer’s guide.

Why Willoughby, why now

More on record, each with its source and date: reasons to look closely, not a forecast. The plan behind the transit rows, station by station: the 200 Street corridor plan.

Roads, under construction
Highway 1 widening, 216 Street to 264 Street
Eastbound out of Willoughby toward Abbotsford and Chilliwack, this is the stretch being widened.
On record
Phase 2 of the Province's Fraser Valley Highway 1 program widens 10 kilometres between the 216 Street and 264 Street interchanges for high-occupancy-vehicle and electric-vehicle lanes in the median, both directions. A new Glover Road crossing and a rebuilt 232 Street interchange are part of it. $345 million, under construction.
gov.bc.ca, 216th Street to 264th Street (Phase 2), page updated 2026-08-07, read 2026-08-22
Transit, running today
Carvolth Exchange and the 555
A train connection that exists now, not in 2029.
On record
Carvolth Exchange at 202 Street and 86 Avenue is a park-and-ride on the Highway 1 express route: the 555 runs over the Port Mann Bridge to Lougheed Town Centre Station.
TransLink route 555; Township of Langley area data on this site
Tax relief on a new home
Newly Built Home exemption (Property Transfer Tax)
On a new condo or townhome under the threshold, the provincial transfer tax disappears; the estimator above runs your figure.
On record
The Newly Built Home exemption is full at or under $1,100,000 of fair market value and phases out to $0 at $1,150,000. It is for a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who will live in the home.
BC Government, Newly Built Home Exemption; Fact Bank bc.ptt.newly_built_exemption, re-verified 2026-08-09
Property Transfer Tax calculator
Tax relief on a new home
First-Time Home Buyers' GST Rebate
On a $700,000 new condo that is $35,000 a first-time buyer does not pay.
On record
Bill C-4 (Royal Assent March 12, 2026) takes the full 5% GST off a new home priced up to $1,000,000 for a qualifying first-time buyer, with a reduced rebate up to $1,500,000 and a $50,000 maximum. It applies to agreements entered on or after March 20, 2025 and before 2031.
Government of Canada, Bill C-4; Fact Bank ca.gst.new_housing_rebate, re-verified 2026-08-09

Willoughby resale market now

What finished homes nearby trade for today: the board’s index and the live inventory, each dated.

Market snapshot · August 2026

Willoughby · HPI Benchmark

Benchmark price

$846K

Month over month

-0.4%

Year over year

-6.2%

Sales (month)

Active listings

453

Months of inventory

4.5

Fraser Valley Real Estate Board / Greater Vancouver REALTORS composite Home Price Index (HPI) — the industry-standard measure of typical home value, adjusted for property mix. Balanced market range.

See the Willoughby HPI chart on Market Insights

Source: Fraser Valley Real Estate Board · Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver. Composite (all property types). HPI benchmarks are aggregate measures — specific properties may transact above or below.

A year of history: Willoughby, Langley area guide.

The developer

StreetSide Developments builds multi-family homes across Metro Vancouver and is the British Columbia arm of Qualico, which describes itself as the largest privately held integrated real estate company in Western Canada with more than 70 years of building behind it. On Cascadia, Ciccozzi Architecture drew the buildings and Portico Design Group did the interiors. Every home carries a 2-5-10 warranty through Travelers Canada. Developer site: liveatcascadia.ca.

Developer:: StreetSide Developments, a Qualico company
Architect:: Ciccozzi Architecture
Interior design:: Portico Design Group
Home warranty:: Travelers Canada, 2-5-10

Is this project still being built for sale?

Presale projects in a slow market convert to rental or stop, and a developer’s own page keeps saying “now selling” either way. Every new home in British Columbia is registered with BC Housing before it is built, and that registration says which it is. Here is what the registry held for Cascadia on August 25, 2026.

Registered for sale, with home warranty insurance

47 registrations at this address, held by Streetside Developments (BC) Ltd. as the builder of record. Homes registered this way are covered by the 2-5-10 warranty and may be sold to you.

The Township also shows multi-family building permits issued on March 20, 2026 for phases 8 and 9, buildings 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 37, 38 and 43, all to the same builder. Registered and building.

Source: BC Housing New Homes Registry, read August 25, 2026. Checked again on every review of this page.

Your protections under BC law

Disclosure statement first
The developer must give you its filed disclosure statement before you sign.
Seven days to cancel
From the later of signing and receiving that statement; cancel in writing and the deposit comes back.
Deposits held in trust
Unless the developer carries deposit protection insurance; ask which applies here.

Real Estate Development Marketing Act, sections 18 and 21: bclaws.gov.bc.ca. Selling before completion: presale assignment and how it is taxed.

Get pricing and plans, or book a visit

Bronson represents you, the buyer, and works with the developer’s sales team. The developer pays the buyer’s agent fee; the price is the same with or without an agent.

Say what you want; the answer comes the same day.

Google reviews: 66 of 68 five stars (Sep 11, 2026)
Presale homes: 101+ since 2016
Transactions: 337 since 2016
Here since: Lifelong Langley, licensed 2015

Read the reviews: 4.9· 68 Google reviews. Momentum Realty Inc., 216-20353 64 Avenue, Langley, BC V2Y 1N5.

Visits are booked here: choose a day above and the confirmation carries the address and time. A buyer who has already visited can still be represented from this point.

Questions buyers ask about Cascadia

How many homes is Cascadia, and how far along is it?
The site plan numbers 233 homes, 1 through 233, with no gaps. StreetSide has built and released it in phases and its own site still reads Now Selling, so part of the community is finished and lived in while later homes are released. No completion date is published for what is left, which is the first question to put to the sales centre.
What does a home at Cascadia cost?
StreetSide does not publish a price. There is no price sheet on the project site, none in the features list and none on any plan sheet. Figures circulate on the presale aggregators and they contradict each other, so this page leaves them alone. Two things are dated and checkable instead: the sales centre at 6951 204 Street quotes the current release, and anything actually listed for sale at that address shows further down this page with its brokerage.
Which plan should I be looking at?
It depends on how much of the home you want on one level. The B, Be, BeB and G plans are the compact end at 1,281 to 1,313 square feet, three bedrooms up and living on the main. Ba adds about 240 square feet in the same shape. The C plans are a different building type: a narrow, deep frontage with the whole main floor as one room, and they run 1,432 to 1,442 square feet. D adds a den and a fourth bathroom on the lower level at 1,808. E is the largest, four bedrooms plus a family room and a full bathroom downstairs, 2,013 to 2,045 square feet.
What is the difference between C1, C2 and C3?
Very little inside. All three are three bedrooms at 1,432 to 1,442 square feet with the same main-floor layout and the same bathroom count. What changes is the outdoor space and the orientation: C1 and C2 open onto a balcony, C3 onto a patio whose size varies by home. Each also has a reversed twin, CR1, CR2 and CR3, which is the same home mirrored. If you are shopping this project by square foot alone, these seven codes are the ones that will look identical on a spreadsheet and feel different on site.
What are the net-zero-ready homes, and are they worth the difference?
A handful of Cascadia’s homes are built to Step 5 of the British Columbia Energy Step Code, the highest step, which StreetSide says are the first net-zero-ready townhomes south of the Fraser. They swap the gas furnace and tankless gas water heater for a heat pump on both, add heat-recovery ventilation, an induction cooktop and triple-glazed windows. The trade is a higher purchase price against lower running costs and no gas bill. Ask which lots they are before you fall for a plan, because the answer is a short list.
What will the taxes come to on a Cascadia purchase?
It turns on the price, and Cascadia sits right where the thresholds bite. A newly built home is exempt from the Property Transfer Tax outright up to $1,100,000, with the relief phasing out by $1,150,000, assuming Canadian citizenship or permanent residency and that you live in the home. Above that the ordinary rates apply: 1 per cent to $200,000, 2 per cent to $2,000,000, 3 per cent to $3,000,000 and 5 per cent above $3,000,000. The federal Goods and Services Tax applies to a new home, with a rebate of up to $50,000 for a first-time buyer at $1,000,000 or under. On a townhome in this size range the exemption is usually in play, which makes the exact contract price worth a conversation before you sign.
What rights do I have buying a presale in British Columbia?
The Real Estate Development Marketing Act requires the developer to give you the filed disclosure statement before you sign. You then have seven days, running from the later of signing and receiving it, to cancel in writing and get your deposit back. Use them. The disclosure statement is where the strata budget, the bylaws, the parking allocation and the completion terms are written down, and none of those appear on a marketing site.
Does having a buyer’s agent cost me anything here?
No. The developer pays the buyer’s agent fee, so the price is the same whether you walk in alone or with representation. What representation buys is someone reading the disclosure statement against the plan sheets, pricing the release against Willoughby resale rather than against the last release, and running the walkthrough and the deficiency list at completion. Register through an agent before your first visit to the sales centre; developers credit whoever made contact first, and after that visit it is generally too late.

What to read next

· All presale pages
· Selling a presale assignment: consent, what it fetches, the three taxes
· Townside Village presale · townhomes and condos by Warwickshire Homes, Willoughby, Langley; now selling as of Jun 19, 2026
· Solana presale · condos by Zenterra Developments, Willoughby, Langley; now selling as of Aug 21, 2026
· The Hive 2 presale · condos by Apcon Group, Willoughby, Langley; move-in ready as of Aug 23, 2026
· Kensington Gate presale · condos and townhomes by Quadra Homes, Willoughby, Langley; move-in ready as of Aug 23, 2026
· Walnut Park presale · condos by Quadra Homes, Willoughby, Langley; move-in ready as of Aug 23, 2026
· Jericho Park presale · condos by Essence Properties, Willoughby, Langley; now selling as of Aug 24, 2026
· Gordon Square presale · townhomes and duplexes by Paddington Properties, Willoughby, Langley; now selling as of Aug 24, 2026
· Eden presale · condos by Zenterra Developments, Willoughby, Langley; now selling as of Aug 26, 2026
· The Loop presale · townhomes by Gramercy Developments Ltd., South Surrey; now selling as of Aug 26, 2026
· South Village presale · condos by Vesta Properties, Latimer, Langley; now selling as of Aug 23, 2026
· North Village presale · condos by Vesta Properties, Latimer, Langley; now selling as of Aug 23, 2026
· The Merchant presale · condos by Wesmont Homes, Langley City; now selling as of Aug 26, 2026
· Scale presale · condos by Scale Projects, Langley City; coming soon as of Aug 24, 2026
· Jethro presale · condos by Whitetail Homes, Langley City; now selling as of Aug 24, 2026
· Elijah presale · condos by Whitetail Homes, Langley City; now selling as of Aug 25, 2026
· Galilea presale · condos by Whitetail Homes, Surrey City Centre; move-in ready as of Aug 26, 2026
· Gabriel presale · condos by Whitetail Homes, Surrey City Centre; move-in ready as of Aug 26, 2026
· Unity South Langley presale · condos by Whitetail Homes, Langley City; move-in ready as of Aug 26, 2026
· Willoughby buyer’s guide · Property Transfer Tax calculator · Presale assignment

How this page stays current: update log and sources

· Every fact carries its source’s date. Verified August 24, 2026; review by September 24, 2026.
· Updates come from the sales team and the developer’s own publications, each logged with its date. A figure with no source is shown as not on record, never estimated.
· Renderings and photographs are the developer’s own, credited. The renderings are StreetSide’s and the interiors are their display home. A dated site photograph of our own appears here once taken.

Aug 24, 2026
Page published from StreetSide’s own material: ten plan sheets, the features list, the numbered site plan and the amenity building plan. (bronsonjob.com)
Aug 24, 2026
The ten published plan sheets cover 176 of the 233 homes. The remaining 57 carry plan codes that appear on the site plan and on no plan sheet: 40 in an A family, ten labelled Dw, six labelled F and one Ga. Cascadia sells in phases, so earlier phases are the likeliest explanation, but StreetSide does not say and the sales centre is the place to ask. (liveatcascadia.ca floor plans and site plan)
Aug 24, 2026
StreetSide describes Cascadia as two to four bedroom townhomes. Every one of the ten published plans is a three bedroom or a four; no two-bedroom plan is published anywhere on the site. (streetsidebc.com project page and liveatcascadia.ca floor plans)