Building Name: Frame Vancouver
2727 Kingsway
Developer: Peterson Group (with Coromandel Properties)
Sales Status: Preselling
Introduction
Frame Vancouver is the new Peterson Group condo project at the corner of Kingsway and Earles Street, and it is one of the easier presales to recommend right now if you want concrete construction with a real transit story. The site sits in Norquay Village in Renfrew-Collingwood, and the project is co-developed with Coromandel Properties. Construction is well underway with completion targeted for 2026, and the Summit Collection is the current release.
Project Details and Pricing
The numbers. Frame Vancouver is 229 concrete homes across two 10-storey towers connected by a 5-storey podium, with smaller 4-storey podium pieces stepping down to the neighbours. Floor plans run from 515 to 1,127 square feet, and the mix is 1, 2 and 3 bedroom homes. Pricing for the Summit Collection starts from $559,900, with earlier releases priced from $479,900. Floor plans and pricing change as releases sell, so confirm what is live before you write an offer.
Why the Joyce-Collingwood Location Matters
Why the Joyce-Collingwood location matters. You are roughly a 10 to 12 minute walk to Joyce-Collingwood Station on the Expo Line, which puts Downtown Vancouver around 20 minutes away by train and Metrotown only a few stops in the other direction. Commercial-Broadway, where you can transfer to the Millennium Line or grab the 99 B-Line west, is a quick ride. SFU is reachable via the 145 bus connection from Production Way-University. UBC currently means train to Commercial-Broadway then the 99 B-Line, although the Broadway Subway extension will tighten that up once the line is fully extended west.ex
A Neighbourhood in Transition
The neighbourhood is shifting fast. Kingsway has become one of the city’s most interesting food strips, with the kind of dumpling spots, izakayas, pho rooms and bakeries that make you stop driving and start walking. T&T Marketplace is close, Slocan Park and Renfrew Park are a short walk, and Norquay Park is a green outlet on the doorstep. Carleton Elementary is in the catchment, and Windermere Secondary serves the area for families looking ahead. The Norquay shops along Kingsway cover the everyday list. This is one of those Vancouver neighbourhoods where the presale and the future of the area arrive together.
Amenities and Building Features for Frame Vancouver
Inside the building, Frame Vancouver gets the amenity package right for a 229-home concrete project. There is a fitness lounge with cardio, weights and a yoga and stretching area, an entertainment lounge with a full kitchenette for hosting more people than your suite holds, and two rooftop patios with BBQs. The sixth-floor terrace is a private green space with lounge and dining zones, and the second rooftop patio looks out to the North Shore mountains. Total amenity space is over 12,000 square feet, which is generous for the unit count. Parking comes in at 259 stalls across three underground levels, plus 414 bike spaces, which signals that Peterson is taking the cycling routes along Kingsway and the side streets seriously.
About the Developers
A note on the developer. Peterson Group has been building in Vancouver for more than 65 years, with credits including Shangri-La, Fairmont Pacific Rim and the Woodward’s redevelopment. Their current portfolio also includes Manhattan in the West End and Hawks in Strathcona, so they are not a one-condo shop. Coromandel Properties, the partner on Frame, is a well-known East Vancouver developer.
If you are looking at presale on the Expo Line, Frame Vancouver is one of the most concrete options at this price point right now. Floor plans, current pricing and deposit structure should be verified directly with the sales team before you commit. The presentation centre is at 2008 Kingsway in Vancouver.
Property Highlights
229 condos units
Two 10-storey concrete towers over a 5-storey podium, with 4-storey podium transitions storeys
Est. completion: 2026
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