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Cardston Court (formerly '115 Place') is the largest non-profit housing co-operative in BC with 244 homes in an ideally situated location close to Skytrain, buses and shopping. It sits near Lougheed Mall and Lougheed Town Centre Skytrain Station. Keswick Park is next door. An adult-oriented housing co-op in Burnaby, the homes consist of 1- and 2-bedroom apartments.

This site is a portion of the new Second and Main development in one of Vancouver’s fastest growing districts. The operator, 221A Artist Housing Society (221A AHS), is a newly formed non-profit that provides housing for low-income artists and their families. 221A AHS is a sister organization to 221A, a registered Canadian Charitable organization with a mission to work with artists and designers to research and develop social, cultural and ecological infrastructure. The site is home to artists and their production space.

Aaron Webster Housing Co-operative is partnering with CLT to redevelop the site of its previous building and provide a new home for its members. After members approved the partnership, they were relocated to another CLT property as a complete community while planning and development proceed. The new building will comprise about 60 co-operative homes; 31 homes are replacements for existing Aaron Webster members, with the remainder representing new additions to the community housing sector.

The Bakerview Housing Co-operative property was acquired by Community Land Trust in 2017 and the co-op buildings were immediately renovated extensively (about $5.5 million reinvested). The site hosts 94 pet-friendly apartments and townhouses in 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom layouts. All apartments have a balcony or patio, and all townhomes have fenced-in yards.

This long-established co-operative located in the heart of New Westminster (and formerly known as New Westminster Housing Co-operative) includes 28 apartments and 14 townhomes.

Fraserview Housing Co-operative is situated in southeastern Vancouver with 90 pet-friendly homes in a beautiful location along the Fraser River. There's green space and walking trails immediately adjacent to the co-op buildings which include townhomes and an apartment complex offering a mix of 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom homes.

Fraserview Towers Co-operative is a near-neighbour of both Fraserview and Kinship housing co-ops located by the River District of southeast Vancouver. The two pet-friendly towers house 188 households, in 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom layouts. Residents have access to amenities spaces, secure bicycle parking, and electric car recharging stations.

Haney Pioneer operates 84 townhouses for active seniors aged 55+ in Maple Ridge. Features include private back yards, washer/dryer hook-ups in two-bedroom units, a laundry room in a large Recreation Hall, covered parking, nearby access to shopping and bus service. The site was acquired by CLT through the BC Housing Asset Transfer Program.

Hoy Creek Housing Co-operative in Coquitlam is undergoing a multi-phased redevelopment. Phase 1 was complete by summer 2024, replacing the older co-op apartment building and adding 35 new homes, for a total of 132. The homes are designed to universal design standards with an additional 5% fully accessible homes to ensure co-op members are able to remain in their community comfortably as they age. Work on Phase 2 and Phase 3 will see even more homes available to the community.

Future phases will see almost 270 additional homes on the site.

This co-operative, located in the James Bay neighbourhood near downtown Victoria and close to beaches and amenities, provides 28 homes to families and individuals. James Bay's property was among the first to be acquired by Community Land Trust.

Kinship Housing Co-operative is comprised of 140 new units across two buildings in Vancouver’s River District. Kinship offers members the opportunity to be a part of shaping a new and inclusive housing co-operative community. Kinship benefits from two indoor amenity spaces, as well as an outdoor children’s play area.

Lore Krill is a housing co-operative with two sites, both sitting in Vancouver's East Side. The 230 East Georgia St. location is owned by Community Land Trust, and home to 97 households. Homes range in size from bachelor suites to five-bedroom apartments. Within these are a number of universally accessible homes.

BC's newest housing co-op offers 58 homes for seniors (55+). The 411 Seniors Centre Society's new a seniors' centre is located on the main floor, complete with commercial kitchen, multi-purpose space, and office space.

Post 83 is located in Burnaby, a short distance from Metrotown, the Burnaby Public Library, bus service and the Patterson and Metrotown Skytrain stations. The building is located on spacious grounds with beautiful garden areas maintained completely by co-op members.

Railyard is located in the heart of Vancouver’s thriving Olympic Village, and shares its building with Aaron Webster Co-operative, who have been relocated during the redevelopment of their original site. The site was developed by Concert Properties as part of the Vancouver’s Community Amenity Contribution Program, and transferred to Community Land Trust in 2018 as a long term lease.

The BRice Apartments are a development of 48 homes, well located on Vancouver’s East Side. The site is operated by the Sanford Housing Society, a charitable organization that provides housing to individuals with mental illness, addictions, and/or disabilities.

Sawmill is another non-profit housing co-operative located in or around Vancouver's River District. Its development was carried out in parallel with an even larger project connected to M'akola Housing Society.

The community of Providence Ridge consists of 54 homes, located in the North Glenmore district of Kelowna, and is operated by the Society of Hope. It is designated as family housing.

Sunshine's original building sat on land leased from the City of Surrey. In advance of the lease expiring, CLT began working with the co-op to find a new home for the members and expand the number of homes offered by the co-op from 39 to 69.

Tikva's Ben and Esther Dayson Residences consist of 32 townhomes near the western edge of the River District. Tikva Housing Society is a non-profit society that provides affordable housing primarily for Jewish low- to moderate-income adults and families. Residents of this site share a number of amenities with the adjacent Fraserview Housing Co-operative, including green space and a playground. The Benn and Esther Dayson residences include 2-, 3-, and 4-bedroom homes.

The Washington Co-operative Housing Association offers members 59 homes in the Burnside neighbourhood of Victoria. It has a mix of 1- and 2-bedroom apartments (in a 38-home apartment building) and 21 pet-friendly townhouses for families.

This Coquitlam co-operative of 74 homes has a variety of layouts, ranging from 1- to 5-bedroom townhomes.