Laneway homes, designed, permitted, and built by one team. Scroll to build one.
Three catalogue homes with published starting prices. Pick a size, see the plan, choose the exterior.
FORM 650 · Concept rendering
A full kitchen, a real bedroom, and floor-to-ceiling glass onto the yard. All on one level, with no stairs.
Starting home price$260,000
Home price only. Site work and servicing are quoted for your property after a site visit. What is included
Get a quote for the FORM 650One coordinated team led by a licensed Vancouver developer: catalogue designs, built off-site, with clear choices at every step.
Tell us about your property and your plans. We look at your lot, what your city allows, and which FORM fits.
The home price plus the work your property needs, in writing. You see what FORM handles and what is quoted separately before you commit.
We fit your FORM to your lot, you choose the exterior and finishes, and we take the drawings through permits.
Your home is built to our catalogue, installed on your lot, and inspected for occupancy.
The starting price is for the FORM home itself, built to our catalogue design and standard material list. Every property is different, so site preparation, water, sewer and power connections, surveying, and any upgrades are quoted after we visit your lot. You get the full number in writing before you commit.
Most low-cost kits are a shell or a shed, not a legal home. A home someone can live in also needs permits, engineering, a foundation, site preparation, water, sewer and power connections, delivery, installation, finishing, and inspections. FORM takes care of that whole path, from design to occupancy.
Vancouver, North Vancouver, and Coquitlam all allow backyard homes on many detached lots, but the rules differ by city and by lot. Check your address for a quick pre-check, and we confirm the details at your consultation.
It depends on your city's permit times and on your lot. Your quote comes with a schedule for your property.
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