Building Name: Solin Vancouver
930 W 57th Ave
Developer: Lightwell Homes
Sales Status: On Sale
From $1,459,000, up to $2,069,900
Introduction
Solin Vancouver is one of those small presale projects on the Canada Line corridor that is easy to miss in a market full of 200-unit towers, but worth a real look. It is a boutique collection of just six homes by Lightwell Homes, going up at 930 West 57th Avenue, a few blocks south of Oakridge and a quick walk to Langara-49th Station.
Six homes. That is the headline. Solin Vancouver is a duplex-style and standalone collection in the South Cambie / Marpole pocket, all 3 bedroom plus den layouts with 2.5 bathrooms. Pricing starts at $1,459,000 and runs up to $2,069,900, which puts it firmly in family-home territory rather than first-time-buyer presale. Completion is targeted for summer 2026, which is right around the corner.
Location and Transit
Why this location? You are about 9 minutes on foot from Langara-49th Station on the Canada Line, give or take depending on whether you cut through Langara College or stick to the sidewalks on Cambie. From there, Downtown Vancouver is about 14 minutes by train, YVR is about 18 to 20 minutes south, and Oakridge-41st (one stop north) drops you at the new Oakridge Park, which is unrolling phase by phase right now. UBC requires a connection to a bus, but the 49 from Langara goes straight there.
South Cambie and Marpole Neighbourhood
The neighbourhood. South Cambie at 57th is mostly heritage single-family streets with mature trees, with quick access to Oak Street if you drive and to Cambie if you walk for groceries. The Save-On-Foods at Oakridge handles the basics. Marpole Village to the south has cafes and pubs along Granville. T&T Marketplace at Marine Gateway is a 7 minute drive, or two stops on the Canada Line. Langara College is a 5 minute walk, and Langara Golf Course wraps the southwest side. For families, schools in the area include Sir Winston Churchill Secondary on Heather, David Lloyd George Elementary, and a handful of strong private options including York House and Crofton on the way north.
What Solin Vancouver Offers Buyers
What this is not. Solin Vancouver is not a tower with a concierge, gym and rooftop pool. With six homes, the model is private outdoor space and quality finishes rather than a long amenity list. If you want a building with a guest suite and a co-working lounge, this is not the project. If you want a townhome-feel home with a real backyard or patio in a presale near a SkyTrain station, the math here is reasonable.
Lightwell Homes is also building Willa at 950 West 57th right next door, a five-townhome project. If you walk the block you can read both projects together. Lightwell is a smaller, design-led developer rather than a household-name builder, so a few extra questions about their construction warranty and contractor team are fair before you sign.
Worth a look if you are: a downsizing family that wants a real 3 bedroom plus den home without the maintenance of a single-family house, a buyer who wants to live one Canada Line stop from Oakridge Park, or someone who wants a presale completing this summer rather than waiting three years.
Questions to Ask Before Buying at Solin Vancouver
The presale playbook here. Floor plans and pricing on Solin Vancouver have been released, but only six homes means inventory moves quickly. Confirm what is left before you book a viewing. Ask the sales team about deposit structure (the marketing pages do not publish it), exact square footage by plan, parking allocation per home, and whether the homes come with EV-ready charging.
Solin Vancouver Quick Recap
Quick recap on Solin Vancouver. Six boutique homes by Lightwell Homes at 930 West 57th, summer 2026 completion, 3 bed plus den layouts from $1,459,000, walking distance to Langara-49th on the Canada Line. Floor plans and current pricing are live on the developer site. Not a presale you write a long story about, but a quiet, credible option in South Cambie with real transit access.