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Edgar and Orion Construction are proud to be working with the Township of Langley and BC Builds to deliver much needed housing. This is a great example of different levels of government and the private sector working together to get homes built. Having an expedited timeline and reducing red tape for these kinds of developments makes a huge difference. Our industry and municipalities should take this approach on all housing and applications - Matthew McClenaghan

Project has a major affordable housing component.

When redevelopment of the old Woodland Park neighbourhood in Port Moody is completed in about 15 years, it will feature more than 2,000 new homes.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held Friday for a new affordable housing project in Port Moody expected to supply 328 homes for seniors, Indigenous peoples and working families by late 2026. The Creek, located at 296 Angela Dr., is part of the first phase of Edgar Development’s massive 23-acre Portwood project in the Seaview neighborhood. It … Continued

May 10, 2024 – EDGAR Development is starting construction on Phase 1 of its 23-acre, comprehensive community in Port Moody this week. This officially launches the first phase of the strata condo portion of the Portwood development called Umbra, which is now 70% sold. Portwood is the first master plan to start construction in Port … Continued

Edgar Development's Portwood project in Port Moody will be built in five phases over the next 15 years

The EDGAR Development team breaks ground on the Portwood project in Port Moody, B.C. on May 10.

After five years of major acquisitions, approvals and project launches at EDGAR, Matthew McClenaghan has become the company’s new president.

7.1 acre site includes eight residential towers with significant rental, daycare and retail

The teams at EDGAR and rennie are thrilled to announce that homes at Umbra at Portwood are moving quickly

Port Moody redevelopment will retain majority of green space

Construction is expected to begin this year on Portwood, a $1.1 billion master-planned community in the city of Port Moody created by EDGAR Development.

It’s been several years since the developer of the former Denny’s restaurant site at West Broadway and Birch Street was approved for rezoning.

The 2,400-home, $1.1 billion Portwood project by Edgar Development is the first master-planned housing community in the city since 2004.

Nearly a year and a half after receiving Port Moody City Council’s approval, Edgar Development is proceeding with its significant redevelopment of Woodland Park, now rebranded as Portwood.

EDGAR Development is unveiling the official master plan vision for its transformative Port Moody community, Portwood, this week, with sales for the first phase of market residential set to begin this week.

Woodland Park, the first master plan community approved in Port Moody since 2004, continues to move forward, but will now do so under a new name: Portwood.

Hundreds of affordable rental units. Vast green spaces. Thanks to a partnership between BC Housing and Edgar Development, that’s what Port Moody residents can potentially look forward to.

Edgar Development is planning a major redevelopment of the Woodland Park townhouse complex in Port Moody, which will see 200 townhouses demolished to make way for over 2,300 units.

A new apartment building called The MacLaren is now housed on the prominent 102 Avenue corner. The building incorporates numerous features from the former Buena Vista building which was previously there, dating back to 1912.