About Rhodes
Rhodes by Listraor and Locarno is a boutique 5-storey condominium at 5275 Kersland Drive on Vancouver’s Cambie Corridor. The development offers 62 residences — including six penthouses with oversized terraces — in one, two, and three-bedroom layouts. With a fall 2026 completion target, it is one of the nearest-term presale opportunities in a corridor where most new supply is tied to multi-phase towers.
Listraor and Locarno are Vancouver-based developers with a history of delivering quality boutique residential projects on the west side of the city. The partnership brings local neighbourhood knowledge to a building that is deliberately sized to fit into the Cambie Corridor’s character rather than trying to compete with the larger condo towers further north.
Location: Cambie Corridor, Queen Elizabeth Park
The Cambie Corridor runs from King Edward Avenue south along Cambie Street toward the Oak Street Bridge, and has been a focus of Vancouver’s densification policy for nearly 20 years. The area has excellent Canada Line SkyTrain access, strong walkability, and some of Vancouver’s most desirable green spaces.
Rhodes sits near Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver’s highest point at 167 metres above sea level, with formal gardens, a quarry garden, rose garden, tennis courts, and sweeping views of the city and mountains. The park covers 52 hectares and is one of Vancouver’s most popular year-round outdoor destinations.
VanDusen Botanical Garden — 22 acres of themed gardens, a festival venue, and a café — is a short walk away. The combination of Queen Elizabeth Park and VanDusen gives Rhodes residents access to more cultivated green space per block than almost any other new building in the city.
King Edward Canada Line station is within walking distance, providing direct service to downtown Vancouver, the Olympic Village, and YVR airport without a transfer.
The Six Penthouses
The six penthouse homes at Rhodes are the building’s most distinct offering. Penthouses in a 5-storey boutique building behave differently from penthouses in a 30-storey tower: they sit closer to the treeline, they have a more immediate connection to the street and neighbourhood, and the oversized terraces serve as genuine outdoor living rooms rather than decorative balconies.
For buyers who want outdoor space that can accommodate a dining table, a lounge area, and container gardening — the kind of terrace you would actually use as an extension of your living space — the Rhodes penthouses are worth serious consideration against the alternative of purchasing a detached home for substantially more.
Current Pricing and Incentives
One-bedroom homes start from approximately $749,900. Two-bedrooms start from $1,044,900 and three-bedrooms from $1,584,900. As of mid-2026, the developer is offering price reductions of up to $100,000 on three-bedroom homes, plus rotating buyer incentives that Greyden can detail when you contact him.
These reductions reflect the broader 2025–2026 Cambie Corridor presale market environment, where a number of buildings that launched during the 2022–2023 period are now approaching completion and working through remaining inventory. For buyers, this is an opportunity to purchase a near-complete building at prices below earlier phases.
Who Is Rhodes Best Suited For?
Rhodes suits buyers who want a boutique building — fewer neighbours, less lobby traffic, a more building-community feel — in a quiet, residential pocket of the Cambie Corridor. It is well-matched for downsizers from nearby detached homes who want to stay in the neighbourhood, for families who prioritize park proximity, and for professionals who want a Canada Line commute without giving up green space access.
