BC's new legislation allows up to 6 homes on most residential lots. Dawar Zada was the first homeowner in Port Moody to move an application forward - and now he helps others do the same.
No cost. No commitment. Just clarity on what's possible.
The Province of BC's new SSMUH legislation is the biggest change to residential zoning in a generation. Most Port Moody homeowners don't know what their lot can do yet.
See the full SSMUH infoDesign the home you want on your existing lot - downsize on your own terms without moving off your street.
Multigenerational living on one lot. Keep your family close without the cost of a second detached property.
Build a smaller, custom home on your existing lot - no need to leave the neighbourhood you know.
The most powerful wealth-building move most Port Moody homeowners haven't made yet.
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Three of the most common paths for Port Moody homeowners. Your free feasibility review confirms which fits your lot.
The most accessible starting point. Keep your main home, and add two legal suites - one above, one below, or side by side. Income, family space, or both.
Book a call about my lotFour self-contained homes on one lot. Often the best financial return - sell units individually, rent all four, or keep one and sell the rest.
Book a call about my lotKeep the main house, add a laneway home at the back, and an additional suite inside - ideal for flexibility without full redevelopment.
Book a call about my lotThis isn't towers or townhome rows. It's the missing middle - housing that looks, feels, and lives like a single-family home, while quietly solving the affordability problem from inside the community.
Get your free feasibility studyHouse-scale. Tree-lined. Familiar.
Kids, parents, grandparents - all close.
Four homes, not four hundred.
Existing land, existing services.
See how one family created a multigenerational compound - four generations, one street, complete privacy.
Everything you need to understand what Port Moody's new SSMUH legislation means for your property - in plain language, with real examples.
View the City's official PDF guideWe'll mail you a printed version - perfect for sharing with family or your financial advisor.
Request a mailed copyI was the first homeowner in Port Moody to move a multiplex application forward. I've sat with City staff, read the fine print, and learned what actually gets approved, financed, and built.
We'll talk honestly about risk, timelines, and whether this fits your family and finances.
I live in Seaview with my wife, our three kids, and Bear the Samoyed. This isn't a side market to me - it's my street, my school catchment, and my long-term plan.
I founded Port Moody Multiplex after grinding through this new development space on my own. Specialized courses, real-world lessons, and strong partnerships - I learned the nuts and bolts of what actually works so you don't have to.
If you are ready to move from curiosity to a clear plan, book your consultation and let's get your project moving.
Dawar Zada, PREC* · Team Lead, Zada Group
Zada Group is a real estate team built around long-term wealth strategy for their clients. The team holds Military Relocation Professional and Seniors Real Estate Specialist designations — and brings the same detail-first approach to every multiplex conversation.
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Before You List
Before you list, talk to Dawar. He maintains a private database of developers actively looking for lots in your area — many of whom will pay above-market without the delays of a public listing. A quiet conversation could be worth far more than you'd expect.
Call Dawar — 604-808-3797No cost. No commitment. Just a straight answer on what your property can do under the new rules.
New applications, approvals, and real-world lessons from projects that actually get built.
Whether you're just testing what might fit or ready to move - a conversation costs nothing and leaves you much clearer.
No hard sales pitch. Just straight talk on zoning, numbers, and whether multiplexing works for your lot.