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Every Burke Mountain development, graded honestly.

Who built it, how it’s aging, what it trades for today, and whether I’d send my own family there. No builder pays to be on this page. These are my notes from more than nine years of living on Burke Mountain and walking these communities.

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Quick Answer

Which Burke Mountain developments are worth buying into?

Who built it, how it’s aging, what it trades for today, and whether I’d send my own family there. No builder pays to be on this page. These are my notes from more than nine years of living on Burke Mountain and walking these communities. Craig Johnston, Top 1% Team — Greater Vancouver REALTORS®, 2023–2025 and 47+ year Tri-Cities resident, can walk you through the local context. Free Strategy Call ends with a written one-page plan in 24 hours.

The honest take

Burke Mountain is not one neighbourhood.

If you’ve only driven Princeton or David Avenue, you’ve seen only part of Burke. The mountain has been built out in distinct enclaves over twenty-plus years — each with its own developer, its own street grid, its own resale curve. A home from the early years of Burke’s build-out lives very differently from one completed in the last few years, even a few streets away.

This page is the field guide I wish had existed when I first started looking at Burke Mountain homes. Every active developer, every significant enclave, the grade I’d give the builder, and the trade-off I’d flag to my own sister if she called me from out of province.

The four zones

How Burke is actually laid out.

Zone 1

Lower Burke · Princeton + David Ave corridor

The earlier part of the build-out, with more established trees and a shorter drive to Coquitlam Centre than the upper slopes. Homes here are older than the newest releases, so judge each one on its age, updates and lot rather than the street.

Zone 2

Smiling Creek + Partington Creek

The middle band. Newer inventory. Polygon, Mosaic, Morningstar, and Townline all built here. Finish levels are modern. Many addresses here are in the Smiling Creek Elementary catchment, depending on the address, so confirm any home with the SD43 School Locator.

Read Craig’s full Smiling Creek guide →
Zone 3

Foothills + Upper Burke

The upper slopes, where most of the current releases are being built. Expect newer homes and, on some lots, views, plus a longer drive to SkyTrain and Coquitlam Centre. Check the view from the specific lot and drive the commute at rush hour before you commit.

Zone 4

Burke Village + the future town centre

Two different places share the name. Don’t confuse existing nearby shops with the City’s Burke Mountain Village, a planned 39-acre village centre on Princeton Avenue in Partington Creek: about 120,000 sq ft of planned retail, a plaza and greenway, and the Community Centre and Burke Village Park that broke ground in May 2026 for a 2029 opening. The Village’s retail and housing parcels have no developer selected yet, so treat the centre as approved rather than built. West end vs. east end, compared →

Craig Johnston REALTOR, Tri-Cities
Craig Johnston
9+ years on Burke
Top 2% Team — Royal LePage nationwide, 2023–2025
Skin in the game

I've bought three properties on Burke Mountain myself.

I live on Burke Mountain, and I've bought three properties here for my own family. I also stay in touch with sales teams at several of the developers on this page, so I hear about releases, pricing changes and timing early.

That's why the grades on this page read the way they do. They're my opinion, based on living here, walking these communities and watching how they've aged and resold. When I send you to a development on this page, it's because I'd be comfortable buying there myself.

How I grade

A+ means I’d buy it myself. C means I’d tell you to keep looking.

Every development below is graded on five things I’ve watched matter at resale: build quality (envelope, windows, mechanicals), floorplan intelligence (does it live the way families actually live), finish durability (how is it aging at year seven), warranty responsiveness (what happened when owners called the developer), and resale performance (what the data says about premium or discount versus the Burke median).

Grades are mine, and no builder pays for a place or a grade on this page. If you buy a new home through me, the developer may pay my commission, and I’ll disclose that to you in writing. If a builder on this page takes issue with their grade, they’re welcome to call me.

The directory

Every development I’d walk you through.

A+ Resale Detached + Townhome

Foothills · established area

Established area · single-family · resale only

An established single-family pocket of Burke Mountain with mature streetscapes. Homes here trade as resale listings, so check the builder and any remaining home warranty on BC Housing’s New Homes Registry. Verified phase-by-phase detail lives on the Foothills guide.

Honest caveat: drive times vary a lot across Burke, so drive the route from the specific street at rush hour.

B+ Now selling Townhome

Beaumont · Polygon Homes

3630 Harper Road · Now selling · 3 & 4-bed townhomes, 1,380–2,220 sq ft

Polygon’s newest Burke townhome release, at 3630 Harper Road. Polygon listed pricing from $968,000 on October 1, 2026, with heat pumps, Level 2 EV charging and double garages. I haven’t walked completed Beaumont homes yet, so this is still a paper grade. Polygon has completed several earlier Burke communities, including Partington Creek, Ridgewood, Kentwell and Ballantree, so there are finished homes to compare against. I’ll re-grade once I’ve walked finished homes and the actual unit envelope.

Honest caveat: new-home GST applies, and pricing can change between releases, so compare the current price list with recent resales in completed Polygon communities such as Ridgewood. Read the 5 contract traps on the presale homes guide before writing.

A Check availability Townhome

Partington Creek · Polygon Homes

Burke Mountain · Sales office closed · 148 townhomes · 3 & 4-bed

Polygon’s 148-home Burke townhome community. The Creekside Club amenity is the differentiator: 8,000+ sq ft clubhouse, outdoor pool, fitness studio, kids’ playroom, dog wash. Homes include a heat pump (heat and AC), a Level 2 EV outlet and double side-by-side garages.

Honest caveat: Polygon’s sales office is closed, so confirm with Polygon whether any homes remain. The last published start price I found (June 2026) was $1,398,000. Read the full breakdown on the Partington Creek deep-dive.

A Sold out · resale Townhome

Riley Park · Mosaic Homes

Olmsted St & Princeton Ave · 167 homes · 3 & 4-bed townhomes

Mosaic’s 167-home community at Olmsted Street and Princeton Avenue, beside a 3.5-acre park near Ibex Café. Garage type and layout vary by plan, so check the specific unit. The community is sold out, so homes come up as resale listings.

Honest caveat: some interior units have limited natural light in the den. Walk the specific unit before you sign — don’t rely on the showhome floorplan alone.

A Active Detached + Duplex

Parkview · Morningstar Homes

3415 Galloway Ave · 39 homes · single-family and duplex

Morningstar’s Parkview has 39 homes (29 single-family and 10 duplex, about 2,033–3,602 sq ft) at 3415 Galloway Avenue near Galloway Park. Move-in-ready homes are selling now (checked October 1, 2026). Note the naming: “Partington Creek” itself is the neighbourhood plan area — and also the name of Polygon’s separate townhome community above.

Honest caveat: lot widths vary across phases — always pull the plan for the specific home rather than judging from marketing photos.

A Resale Detached

Smiling Creek original build-out · Multi-builder

Middle Burke · Resale · several builders

The neighbourhood around Smiling Creek Elementary, built out by several builders and now resale only. Many homes here are in the Smiling Creek Elementary catchment, depending on the address; catchments can change, so confirm with the SD43 School Locator. Selling pace changes month to month, so I check recent sales on the street you like.

Honest caveat: original builder matters here. Pull the strata / warranty history before you write — I’ll do it for you.

A- Resale Townhome

Kentwell · Polygon Homes

3500 Burke Village Promenade · 124 four-bed townhomes · resale only

Polygon’s 124 four-bedroom townhomes at 3500 Burke Village Promenade. The community is complete, so homes come up as resale listings.

Honest caveat: resale only now — floorplan variants differ across the community, so walk the specific unit and pull its plan.

A- Resale Townhome

Colborne Lane · Polygon Homes

Middle Burke (3400 Devonshire Ave) · late-2010s · duplex-style townhomes

Duplex-style townhomes that live more like a detached home. School catchment depends on the address, so confirm with the SD43 School Locator.

Honest caveat: it’s still a strata townhome, not fee-simple — review the strata package as carefully as any townhome purchase.

Ballantree · Polygon Homes

Burke Mountain (Mitchell Street area) · 2021 presale, sold out · family townhomes

Polygon townhome community that launched as a 2021 presale and sold out; homes now trade as resale. Same Polygon family-townhome formula as Kentwell and Partington Creek — consistent finish and big-builder warranty coverage.

Honest caveat: resale inventory is thin — sold-out communities list sporadically, so set an alert rather than waiting for a listing to appear.

B+ Active Townhome + Condo

Burke Village node · Multiple developers

Princeton Avenue / Burke Village Promenade, Partington Creek · Mid-rise + stacked townhome

The higher-density pocket around the City’s future village centre. Interesting for downsizers, young professionals, and anyone who wants walkable Burke without the detached-home price. Be clear about the stage, though: the Community Centre and Burke Village Park broke ground in May 2026 for a 2029 opening, but the Village’s own retail and housing parcels have no selected developer and no published construction date — the retail anchor is not phasing in yet. Buy for what exists today, not for what might be built.

Honest caveat: the Village’s retail and housing parcels have no developer selected yet, so there are no Village buildings to compare. Ask me about existing homes nearby.

B Resale Detached

Highland Drive / Princeton original builds

Lower Burke · Earlier build-out · Mixed builders

Some of the earlier detached homes on the mountain. Age, updates and envelope condition vary from house to house, so judge each home on its inspection. Confirm the school catchment for the address with the SD43 School Locator.

Honest caveat: home inspection is non-negotiable. Envelope, window and roof age can change your renovation budget a lot, so get quotes before you remove subjects.

B- Final homes Detached
Read Craig’s full Highland guide →

Harper Peak · Foxridge Homes

Upper Burke · 28 single-family homes · 3 to 7-bed · final homes

Foxridge’s 28-home single-family collection on a quiet upper-Burke street — sister community to Burke Mountain Heights, Evergreen, and Timber’s Edge. Foxridge reported one move-in-ready home left in October 2026. The grade stays conservative until I’ve reviewed more completed homes.

Honest caveat: presale buyers should read the 5 contract traps on the presale homes guide before writing.

C+ Resale Detached

Select early-2000s spec-builds (scattered)

Lower Burke · Early build-out · Smaller spec-builders

Some homes on Burke were built by smaller builders who are no longer in business. Check whether the home was enrolled in home warranty insurance on BC Housing’s New Homes Registry, and bring in an envelope specialist if the inspection shows anything off. Not a reason to avoid the entire era — but a reason to get a very thorough inspection and an envelope specialist if anything looks off.

Honest caveat: if I think you’re looking at one of these, I’ll tell you directly. Ask.

At a glance

The whole mountain on one page.

DevelopmentBuilderEraGradeBest for
FoothillsEstablished areaResaleA+Move-up families wanting established detached
BeaumontPolygonSelling now (2026)B+ (paper)Family townhome buyers
Partington Creek (Polygon)PolygonSales office closedA3–4-bed townhome buyers wanting amenity + spec
Riley ParkMosaic2023–2025ATownhome buyers, double-garage need
ParkviewMorningstarMultiple phasesAEnvelope-first families
Smiling Creek resaleMixedResaleAMove-up detached resale
KentwellPolygonCompleted 2019 (resale)A-4-bed family townhome buyers
Colborne LanePolygonLate 2010sA-Duplex-style townhome buyers
BallantreePolygon2021+ (resale)A-Family townhome resale buyers
Burke Village nodeMultiplePlannedB+Downsizers, walkable seekers
Highland / Princeton originalsMixedEarlier build-outBLand-and-catchment buyers
Harper PeakFoxridgeFinal homesB- (early)Upper-Burke single-family buyers
Early-2000s spec pocketsVariousEarly build-outC+Budget buyers — with heavy diligence

Grades are Craig’s opinion, based on more than nine years of living on Burke Mountain and touring these communities. They are not endorsed by any builder. Resale performance varies within every development — a specific unit can out- or under-perform its development grade.

How I help

The builder matters. The unit matters more.

A B+ development can have an A+ unit. An A+ development can have a compromised unit — bad sightline, tight den, original-owner reno that damaged the envelope. The grade above tells you where to start; my job is to tell you which specific address is worth writing on.

For each home on your shortlist, I gather what’s available: the strata documents and depreciation report (if strata), the home warranty record on BC Housing’s New Homes Registry, and recent comparable sales nearby. You see the whole picture before you write, not after.

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Burke Mountain · verified details

Every Burke Mountain development: the verified fact sheet.

Builder, home count, location and current status for each new-build community on the mountain, in one table. Sold-out and completed communities are included because their resale prices are the comparables that new releases get measured against.

Status checked October 1, 2026 against developer websites, then MLS® where a developer site was unavailable. Releases change week to week, so confirm with the developer, or ask me and I’ll check before you drive out.

Burke Mountain developments: builder, size, location and status (checked October 1, 2026)
DevelopmentBuilderTypeHomesLocationStatus
BeaumontPolygon HomesTownhomesNot published3630 Harper RdSelling now
TerrayneTownlineTownhomes1593550 McVicar CrtSelling now
RocklinStreetSide (Qualico)Townhomes1331295 Rocklin StSelling now
CulmenaTangerineTownhomes1071292 Rosenburg WaySelling now
VersantInfinity PropertiesTownhomes663546 Monson CresSelling now
Towns at BurkeWesbildTownhomes353643 Litchfield AveSelling now
ParkviewMorningstar HomesDetached & duplex393415 Galloway AveSelling now
Timber’s EdgeFoxridge (Qualico)Detached19Sales centre: 3589 Mee PlSelling now
HeartwoodStreetSide (Qualico)Townhomes813535 Highland DrFinal homes
Amber GateJPS DevelopmentsTownhomes523420 Queenston AveFinal homes
QueenstonAnnesley & TesseraTownhomes233421 Queenston AveFinal homes
Harper PeakFoxridge (Qualico)Detached28Upper BurkeFinal homes
Forest’s EdgeBoutique collectionDetachedSmall collectionCopper Beech PlFinal homes
MarigoldMosaic HomesTownhomesNot published1326 Marigold StComing soon
Partington CreekPolygon HomesTownhomes148Partington CreekCheck availability
AtwoodTownsideTownhomes303580 Victoria DrCheck availability
RidgewoodPolygon HomesTownhomes1013637 Sheffield AveCompleted · resale
Baycrest WestWoodbridge HomesTownhomes243489 Baycrest AveCompleted · resale
Riley ParkMosaic HomesTownhomes167Olmsted St & Princeton AveSold out · resale
ForesterTownlineTownhomes1121310 Mitchell StCompleted · resale
Burke Mountain HeightsFoxridge (Qualico)DetachedNot publishedBurke MountainSold out · resale
The Ridge at Burke MountainFoxridge (Qualico)DetachedBuilt in phasesStrawline Hill StSold out · resale
Evergreen at Burke MountainFoxridge (Qualico)DetachedNot publishedBurke MountainSold out · resale

Sources: developer websites (Polygon, Townline, StreetSide/Qualico, Foxridge/Qualico, Infinity, Wesbild, Mosaic, Morningstar), then MLS® and REW listings where a developer site was unavailable. “Not published” means the developer hasn’t released a home count. Tap a name for the full guide.

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How I work

How I help you choose a Burke Mountain development, step by step

The grade is where we start. These four steps decide whether a specific home in that development is right for you.

  1. Step 1

    Confirm the status that week

    I start with the fact sheet, then call or email the developer to confirm what’s actually available, what’s changed on the price sheet and when homes complete. Statuses move week to week, so I don’t rely on anything older than a few days before you visit a sales centre.

  2. Step 2

    Read the documents together

    For a new release, we go through the disclosure statement and the interim strata budget; you have seven days to cancel after the later of signing and receiving it. For a resale, I get the Form B, depreciation report and recent strata minutes so you see the building’s finances.

  3. Step 3

    Check builder and warranty

    I look the home up on BC Housing’s New Homes Registry to confirm the builder and home warranty insurance. Coverage is two years for materials and labour, five for the building envelope and ten for structure, so on a resale I check how much is left.

  4. Step 4

    Compare with completed homes

    I compare the asking price with recent sales of similar homes nearby, including completed communities by the same builder. For new homes, I add GST and any rebates you qualify for, so we compare new and resale on the same footing.

See how this has worked for real buyers and sellers in my Tri-Cities case studies. Read the Tri-Cities case studies →

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Schools that serve Burke Mountain

Schools that serve Burke Mountain.

Burke Mountain homes are in the Smiling Creek, Coast Salish or Leigh Elementary catchments, then Minnekhada or Kwayhquitlum Middle and Terry Fox Secondary, depending on the address. A new SD43 secondary school is under construction on Burke Mountain. SD43 is targeting a Fall 2027 opening and will confirm its grades and catchment. Check any specific address with the SD43 School Locator before you write an offer.

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Builder-by-builder · properties, sizes & developers

Every Burke Mountain community, from someone who lives here

I have lived on Burke Mountain for 9+ years and watched these neighbourhoods get built one phase at a time. Here is the honest, plain-English rundown — who built each community, how many homes, the bedroom mix, and a link to the developer. Where a figure isn’t publicly confirmed I’ve left it out rather than guess.

Townhomes

Amber Gate

52 homes · 2–4 bed

A family-first community with an on-site daycare, next to Smiling Creek Park. Final homes are listed on MLS®.

Builder: JPS Developments ↗
Townhomes

Atwood

30 homes · 3–4 bed

A small townhome collection planned at 3580 Victoria Drive. Confirm availability with the developer.

Builder: Townside Developments ↗
Townhomes

Baycrest West

24 homes · 3–5 bed

Completed in 2023 at 3489 Baycrest Avenue. Mostly resale now.

Builder: Woodbridge Homes ↗
Single-family · Sold out

Burke Mountain Heights

Details vary — ask Craig

A completed, sold-out single-family community.

Builder: Foxridge Homes ↗
Townhomes

Culmena

107 homes · 3–4 bed

Scandinavian-inspired collection at 1292 Rosenburg Way. Move-in-ready homes are selling now.

Builder: Tangerine Developments ↗
Single-family · Sold out

Evergreen at Burke Mountain

Home count not published

A sold-out single-family community.

Builder: Foxridge Homes ↗
Master-planned area

Foothills

Details vary — ask Craig

Wesbild's master-planned Burke neighbourhood — multiple builders build communities within it.

Builder: Wesbild ↗
Read Craig’s full Foothills guide →
Luxury single-family

Forest's Edge

Small collection · 4+ bed

A small luxury collection of roughly 5,500 sq ft homes. The final home is listed on MLS®.

Builder: not publicly confirmed ↗
Single-family

Harper Peak

28 homes · 3–7 bed · up to 7 bath

A single-family collection with legal suites. Foxridge reported one home left in October 2026.

Builder: Foxridge Homes ↗
Townhomes

Heartwood

81 homes · 3–4 bed

Three-storey townhomes at 3535 Highland Drive, completed in 2025. A few final homes may remain.

Builder: StreetSide Developments (Qualico) ↗
Read Craig’s full Heartwood guide →
Upper-ridge area

Highland

Details vary — ask Craig

A street and area grouping rather than a single branded development. Homes vary in age and builder, so check each one individually.

Builder: Area grouping — no single developer
Single-family + duplex

Parkview

39 homes · 3–6 bed

Single-family and duplex homes near Galloway Park, selling now.

Builder: Morningstar Homes ↗
Townhomes

Partington Creek

148 homes · 3–4 bed · 3.5–4.5 bath

A 148-home Polygon community anchored by the Creekside Club. The sales office is closed, so confirm any remaining homes with Polygon.

Builder: Polygon ↗
Read Craig’s full Partington Creek guide →
Townhomes

Queenston

23 homes · 2–4 + den bed

A boutique collection steps from Smiling Creek Elementary, completed in 2025.

Builder: Annesley & Tessera ↗
Single-family · Sold out

Ridge at Burke Mountain

Built in phases · home count not published

A sold-out Foxridge single-family community around Strawline Hill Street.

Builder: Foxridge Homes ↗
Townhomes

Ridgewood

101 homes · 3–4 bed

Farmhouse-style townhomes at 3637 Sheffield Avenue, completed in 2025. Resale only.

Builder: Polygon ↗
Read Craig’s full Ridgewood guide →
Townhomes · Sold out

Riley Park

167 homes · 3–4 bed

A sold-out community beside a 3.5-acre park, near Ibex Café + Kitchen.

Builder: Mosaic Homes ↗
Read Craig’s full Riley Park guide →
Catchment area

Smiling Creek

Details vary — ask Craig

The neighbourhood around Smiling Creek Elementary, built out by several builders. Resale only.

Builder: Area grouping — no single developer
Townhomes

Terrayne

159 homes · 2–3 bed

A large community beside the future Burke Mountain Village. Townline says a select number of homes remain.

Builder: Townline ↗
Read Craig’s full Terrayne guide →
Single-family

Timber's Edge

19 homes · 3–9 bed · 3–6 bath

A single-family collection on the edge of Burke Mountain, selling now.

Builder: Foxridge Homes ↗
Townhomes

Towns at Burke

35 homes · 3 bed & 3 bed + den

A townhome collection at 3643 Litchfield Avenue, selling now with move-ins from fall 2026.

Builder: Wesbild ↗
Townhomes

Versant

66 homes · 3–4 bed

Mountainside townhomes at 3546 Monson Crescent. Limited greenbelt and view homes remain.

Builder: Infinity Properties ↗

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FAQ

Burke Mountain developments: your questions, answered

What do the status labels on the Burke Mountain fact sheet mean?

Each label reflects what the developer was publishing when I checked on October 1, 2026. “Selling now” means the developer is actively selling. “Final homes” means only a few completed homes remain, often listed on MLS®. “Coming soon” means an interest list but no pricing. “Check availability” means there’s no current published release, such as Partington Creek, where Polygon’s sales office is closed. “Completed” and “Sold out” mean you’re buying a resale. Releases change week to week, so confirm with the developer before you visit.

Why does the fact sheet say “Not published” for some home counts?

Because the developer hasn’t released a total, and I won’t guess one. Polygon hasn’t published a home count for Beaumont, Mosaic hasn’t released one for Marigold, and Foxridge doesn’t publish totals for Burke Mountain Heights or Evergreen. The Ridge at Burke Mountain was built in phases with no published total. Where a count appears, it comes from the developer’s own materials or, where a developer site was unavailable, from MLS® and REW records. If a number matters to your decision, I’ll ask the sales team directly.

Is Partington Creek a neighbourhood or a Polygon development?

Both, which is why it confuses people. Partington Creek is a City of Coquitlam neighbourhood plan area on Burke Mountain, and the City’s planned Burke Mountain Village sits within it. Partington Creek is also the name of Polygon’s 148-home townhome community with the Creekside Club, which has an outdoor pool, hot tub, fitness studio and kids’ playroom. When you see the name on a listing, check whether it means the neighbourhood or the Polygon complex, because strata documents only apply to the complex.

Do builders pay to be graded on this page?

No. No builder pays for a place or a grade here, and the grades are my opinion. One thing you should know: when you buy a new home through a REALTOR®, the developer often pays the buyer’s agent commission. BC rules require me to tell you in writing who is paying me, how much (or how it’s calculated) and any other relevant facts before you commit. If that payment ever affected my advice, it wouldn’t be worth having, so ask me about it on any home we look at.

Which are the largest townhome communities on Burke Mountain?

By published home count, Mosaic’s Riley Park (167 homes), Townline’s Terrayne (159), Polygon’s Partington Creek (148) and StreetSide’s Rocklin (133) are the largest. Townline’s Forester (112), Tangerine’s Culmena (107) and Polygon’s Ridgewood (101) follow. Size matters because larger complexes spread shared costs over more owners and tend to have more resale listings to compare, but a bigger strata also brings bigger shared items, such as clubhouses, that need maintaining. Read the strata budget and depreciation report either way.

Can I still buy from the developer at a “Final homes” community?

Often, yes, until the last home sells. As of October 1, 2026, Heartwood, Amber Gate, Queenston, Harper Peak and Forest’s Edge were listed as final homes, with remaining developer homes usually on MLS®. These are new homes, so GST applies, and you may qualify for the federal first-time home buyers’ GST rebate or BC’s newly built home property transfer tax exemption. Ask when the home warranty coverage started, and check the home on BC Housing’s New Homes Registry.

What Burke Mountain developments are coming soon?

Mosaic’s Marigold, planned at 1326 Marigold Street, has an interest list open, with no pricing or home count released. Townside’s Atwood (30 homes planned at 3580 Victoria Drive) has no confirmed release date. In the City’s Burke Mountain Village, the retail and housing parcels have no developer selected yet, so no Village homes are for sale. I’ll update the fact sheet as developers publish details; until then, treat anything else you hear as rumour.

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