List of Concord Pacific Projects
- Concord Pacific at Expo 86 site - 15,000 homes on (44 acres (18 ha)) of downtown Vancouver, BC
- Concord Adex at CityPlace - 10,000 homes (when completed) on 40 acres (160,000 m2) of downtown Toronto, ON
- Porteau Cove, British Columbia
- Concord Gateway at Richmond, BC
- resort-style Greata Ranch Vineyard Estates in Okanagan, BC
- Eau Claire in downtown Calgary, AB
- Concord Park Place in North York, ON - master multi building residential development on 45 acres (18 ha) site.
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