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Commercial strata presale

Cascadia Health Pavilion

835–845 W15th Street, North Vancouver

A purpose-built, five-storey medical and professional office building just steps from Marine Drive, for physicians, group practices and allied health professionals who want long-term ownership.

Rendering of the Cascadia Health Pavilion on West 15th Street, North Vancouver, with its glass curtain-wall upper floors and ground-level entrance
Artist rendering. Subject to change without notice.
5Storeys, concrete
14 ftSlab to slab
200 A3-phase per unit
19EV-ready stalls
2028/29Anticipated completion

Project introduction

A medical asset, not a retrofit

The pavilion offers a rare opportunity to own in a purpose-built medical and professional office building in the heart of North Vancouver. The corridor around Marine Drive is going through rapid residential growth and demographic change, which is driving demand for accessible, community-based healthcare.

Designed by SHAPE Architecture and developed by Cascadia Green Development, the project responds to the displacement of established clinics caused by major redevelopments such as Capilano Mall, and supports the ongoing shift from hospital-based care to local clinics.

Medical buildings differ from conventional offices. They need specialized systems, higher performance standards and efficient circulation, and this one was informed by feedback from practising healthcare professionals.

  • Strategic location at West 15th Street and Marine Drive
  • Dual frontage with strong visibility and access
  • Part of the emerging Marine Drive medical and residential corridor
  • Efficient, flexible floor plates with excellent natural light
  • Generous ceiling heights and high-voltage power for each unit
  • High-capacity water and medical-ready infrastructure
  • Separate public and service access points
  • Retail units 1,300 to 2,200 SF and office units 1,000 to 2,000 SF, which can be combined for larger sizes
  • Zoning: retail and medical, with uses permitted subject to final zoning approved by the City of North Vancouver
  • Parking: minimum one stall per unit, shared visitor parking and EV-ready stalls over two secure underground levels

Who it is built for

Unique opportunity for medical users

The building is engineered to support the infrastructure needs of these practices.

Primary & specialty care

  • Family medicine & pediatrics
  • Internal medicine & cardiology
  • Dermatology & medical aesthetics
  • Ophthalmology & optometry services
  • Plastic & reconstructive surgery
  • Obstetrics & gynecology (OB/GYN)
  • Orthopedic surgery & rheumatology
  • Endocrinology & gastroenterology
  • Urology & neurology

Dental specialties

  • Orthodontics & endodontics
  • Periodontics & pediatric dentistry
  • Oral & maxillofacial surgery

Allied health & optometry

  • Optometry & optical services
  • Physiotherapy & sports medicine
  • Chiropractic & kinesiology
  • Podiatry & audiology

Wellness & mental health

  • Psychology & counseling
  • Naturopathic medicine
  • Registered massage therapy (RMT)

Design and building features

Built around clinical work

Clinical-grade infrastructure

200 amp, 3-phase power per unit with upgrade options, and increased floor load capability, subject to tenant design.

Active design

A serpentine exterior staircase and open-air walkways reduce reliance on elevators and support infection control and staff wellness.

Ground-level medtail units

Expansive glazing, higher ceilings and signage options suit pharmacy, optical, physiotherapy and other patient-facing services.

Sustainability

Targeting BC Energy Step Code 2 with high-performance low-E glazing, airtight construction and HRV systems exceeding 75% heat recovery.

Universal accessibility

Designed to meet or exceed current barrier-free standards.

Rooftop terrace, Level 5

Landscaped outdoor space with panoramic North Shore mountain views for decompression, informal meetings and events.

Rendering of a clinic waiting area with green seating and a glazed corner
Rendering of an examination room with city views
Rendering of an imaging reception
Rendering of a medical reception corridor
Rendering of a treatment room looking toward the mountains

Floor plans and units

Availability

Select a floor to see its units and plan. Status is as printed in the brochure and changes as units sell, so confirm with the team before you decide.

First floor

Retail and medical units at street level with a shared lobby, vestibule and loading.

UnitAreaStatus
1A1,986 SFAvailable
1B1,339 SFAvailable
1C1,200 SFSold

Pricing on request. Areas and status as printed in the brochure; confirm current availability with the team.

Floor plan of the first floor
First floor plan. Not to scale.

Area, unit and floor plan disclaimer

All areas, unit sizes, dimensions, unit numbers, floor plans, renderings, finishes and specifications are approximate, conceptual and for illustration only. They are based on preliminary information supplied by the developer and are subject to change without notice, to final municipal approvals, final construction drawings, final survey and registration of the strata plan. Areas may be measured on different bases (gross, net or rentable), and figures in tables may differ from those shown on plans. Floor plans are not to scale. Furnishings, fixtures, signage and landscaping shown are illustrative only.

Nothing on this page is a representation or warranty of any kind. Buyers must independently verify all areas, measurements, zoning, permitted uses and other information, with their own lawyer, against the contract and the final plans, and must not rely on this page alone. Unit availability and status change without notice. This is marketing material prepared by licensees regulated by BCFSA. To the fullest extent permitted by law, neither the developer, the brokerages nor their licensees accept liability for errors or omissions or for any reliance placed on this page.

Location

Steps from Marine Drive

The site sits between Capilano Mall, Capilano Square and Capilano Village, with daily services, banks, pharmacies and dental offices close by.

Map of nearby amenities around 835 to 845 W15th Street, numbered one to eight
  • 1Capilano Mall
  • 2Walmart
  • 3Automall
  • 4Rona
  • 5McDonald’s / Sushi Town
  • 6Capilano Square: Vomero’s Coffee, Save-On-Foods Pharmacy, Party City, Canada Post, Shoppers Drug Mart, RBC, CIBC, dental offices
  • 7Capilano Village: LifeLabs, Coast Capital, Golftown, dental offices
  • 8Choices Market, Burger King
72

Walkability

Within walking distance to Marine Drive retail, services and restaurants.

78

Bikeability

Strong cycling connectivity along Marine Drive and North Shore routes.

85

Vehicle

Immediate access to the Marine Drive arterial, with Highway 1 and Lions Gate Bridge close by.

75

Transit

Multiple bus routes along Marine Drive and nearby arterials.

88

Proximity

About 6 to 8 km to downtown Vancouver, 2 to 3 km to Lions Gate Bridge and 1.5 to 2.5 km to Highway 1.

Market

Demand is growing around the site

Approximately 3,500 to 4,600 units are proposed within two blocks. Population growth is outpacing the delivery of new medical space.

ProjectStatusBuildingsNew units and residents
Capilano MallQuadrealProposed11 towers3,408 residential and commercial units; est. 7,100+ residents
935 MarineAreterra PolygonUnder construction6 storeys90 residential units plus retail; est. 500 to 700 residents
1421 Fell (Vertex)Cascadia GreenProposed12 storeys110 residential units plus retail; est. 600 to 1,000 residents
880 W15thJadasi DevelopmentUnder construction5 storeys41 residential units plus retail; est. 85 to 100 residents
Drive time5 min10 min15 min
Median age40.74242.3
Median household income$105,930$116,389$115,201
Total population38,400140,708210,520
Average household size2.32.52.5

Estimated growth within a 2-block radius

+10,500Population
+4,600New homes

Medical services gap

40%+

Seniors (65+) account for more than 40% of total healthcare spending, and the North Shore has one of the fastest-aging populations in BC. Healthcare demand is driven by intensity, not just population size.

Care drivers and constraints

Higher prevalence of chronic conditions and more frequent physician visits and diagnostics
Greater reliance on allied health and pharmacy services
Long-term care waitlists up 250% provincially, which increases reliance on community-based care
Critically low vacancy for medical office space and minimal new supply
Estimated 2025 healthcare spending of about $232.8 million within a 10-minute drive

Benefits of ownership

A strategic decision for medical professionals

For healthcare practitioners, ownership supports long-term stability, wealth creation and practice continuity.

Access to capital and financing

Specialized healthcare financing programs are available, and high-leverage or fully financed structures may be available for qualified buyers.

Control and security

Remove rent volatility and redevelopment risk, and protect investments in specialized equipment and build-outs.

Portfolio diversification

A tangible, demand-driven real estate asset that complements traditional investment portfolios.

Equity creation

Convert occupancy costs into long-term equity and build personal net worth while operating your practice.

Succession and practice value

Enhances long-term practice value and supports partnership transitions and retirement planning.

Project team

Who is behind it

Royal LePage Commercial

The commercial division of Royal LePage. Co-listing brokerage: Royal LePage Sussex.

Niche Realty Group

A real estate team at RE/MAX Elevate Realty providing residential and commercial property solutions across the Lower Mainland, from family homes to commercial leases and investments.

Cascadia Development

A North Vancouver development and construction team focused on mixed-use projects on the North Shore.

SHAPE Architecture

An architectural practice in Vancouver, founded on the belief that architecture is central to building an engaging, humane and sustainable future.

Connect Landscape Architecture

A collaborative landscape practice with a curious, creative and solution-focused approach.