MET2 -6550 Nelson Avenue, Burnaby, BC V5H 3J8, 43 storeys, 349 units, estimated completion in Summer 2017.

Situated between Bonser and Lobley parks, right next door to Metropolis BCs largest mall, MET2- Concord Pacific's two sister towers of 37 stories and 43 stories create a contemporary living space at the corner of Nelson Avenue and Bennett Street in Burnaby's Metrotown neighborhood. MET1 is located at 6566 Nelson.

Designed by award-winning Buttjes Architecture Inc., this one, two and three bedroom condos and town homes ranging from 505 to1,705 square feet showcase clean, crisp architecture. Contemporary interiors feature engineered hardwood flooring, expansive windows, staircases with white oak hand rails, stone countertops, white marble tile backsplash, Miele stainless steel appliances, wood veneer cabinetry, and marble bathrooms. Large balconies invite outdoor entertaining, and many homes offer 360 views from downtown Vancouverto the NorthShore Mountains. 

The main level at The MET2 condos will also feature boutique hotel style amenities including a soaring grand entry with full time concierge, a gourmet catering kitchen with dining room, karaoke/media theatre room, fitness centre, indoor golf simulator, an outdoor putting green, expansive formal entertainment garden with water features, and a landscaped terrace with fire pit seating and BBQs. 

Located at Nelson Ave just north of Imperial Street, The Met is adjacent to the Bonsor Park & Recreation Complex, steps from Metropolis at Metrotown, which is one of the largest shopping mall in North America, and Metrotown Skytrain Station, and blocks away from Safeway, Save-On Foods, Future Shop, CrystalMall, and Burnaby Public Library. FromDeerLakeParktoCentral Parkand from BCIT to the Central Park Pitch & Putt, there is plenty to do around The Met high-rise so that your life remains fulfilled.

• 1 bedroom/1bedroom+ ranging from 505 - 801 sq. ft.
• 2 bedroom/2 bedroom+ ranging from 756 1,648 sq. ft. 
• 3 bedroom/3 bedroom+ ranging from 918 1,705 sq. ft.
• Landscape architect: PWL Partnership