Richmond Bill 44 map
Every lot in Richmond coloured by how many homes BC's Bill 44 and Bill 47 allow: 55,011 lots counted. Click any lot on the map for its zone, height, floor area, setbacks and a lot drawing.
What the colours mean
- Transit-oriented area (taller buildings)25,851 lots
- 4 homes (lots over 280 m²)20,774 lots
- 6 homes (near frequent transit)7,672 lots
- 3 homes (lots up to 280 m²)714 lots
Zoom in to street level on the map to see each lot's colour.
How the count works
Under BC's Bill 44 (2023), lots zoned for houses or duplexes inside the urban containment boundary must allow at least 3 homes on lots up to 280 m², 4 homes on larger lots, and 6 homes on lots of at least 281 m² near a frequent bus stop. Under Bill 47, land near SkyTrain stations and bus exchanges is a transit-oriented area where the city can't refuse taller buildings on height or density grounds alone (up to 20 storeys right next to a SkyTrain station).
The city's own zones can allow more than this. Lots in the Agricultural Land Reserve, outside the urban boundary, or on hazard land are treated differently.
Our estimate per lot from lot size, distance to frequent bus stops and SkyTrain, the urban boundary and the farmland reserve. The city's zoning can allow more.
Sources: BC Bills 44 and 47 (2023); ParcelMap BC and Richmond open data; TransLink frequent transit network. Page rebuilt October 25, 2026.