Despite political uncertainty and economic headwinds that have rattled the real estate market in recent months, a transformative development in Coquitlam broke ground last week.
Award-winning Vancouver development group Qualex-Landmark was joined by city officials and stakeholders when they broke ground on their Ironwood Development on May 6th.
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Located in the heart of West Coquitlam’s Oakdale neighbourhood, Ironwood is expected to complete by 2028. It consists of a residential tower and one six-storey residential strata building comprising 446 one-, two- and three-bedroom homes ranging from 485 to 1,612 square feet.
What makes this project truly remarkable is that it includes 18 affordable rental for single mothers and their children through a proud partnership with the YWCA Metro Vancouver and BC Housing.
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With trusted collaborators like Axiom Builders and renowned architect James Cheng, Qualex-Landmark’s family-run team were able to navigate tough economic to bring their project to life.
“Ironwood brings into focus our vision to create change, enhance lives and foster a sense of community,” says Qualex-Landmark™ VP Sales and Marketing Jordan Beach, “By pushing the boundaries of what urban living can be, we’re not just building structures — we’re nurturing vibrant, sustainable communities and building a brighter future for all.”
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Inspired by New York’s opulent hotels, Ironwood showcases a three-storey lobby with grand curving staircase and concierge and 27,000 square feet of thoughtfully curated amenities that include a Vista Spa with mountain views, Persian-inspired outdoor sensory gardens with thoughtful outdoor BBQ and dining areas, a gym and yoga studio, sauna and steam room, and a social lounge with a kitchen and coffee bar, games area and karaoke room, among others.
Residents who call Ironwood home will have access to an active transportation program with transit credits, EV charging stations, a dedicated bike house repair shop, gathering spaces, and extensive indoor and outdoor resident community shared spaces.
“When it comes to creating the communities of tomorrow, our mandate is as clear as it was on Day One — to create projects with design, quality and reputation that will stand the test of time,” says Qualex-Landmark™ President Cyrus Navabi, “From the fine details of our homes to the quality of homeowner care, each project we undertake brings a unique perspective on functionality, comfort, craftmanship and care, and always with the community as our core focus.”
To learn more about Ironwood and other Qualex-Landmark community projects, visit their website here.
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