344 E 8th St, North Vancouver
Parcel number CNV-001-556, lot 1-2, plan BCS4017 · City of North Vancouver records, September 19, 2026.
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Rules written for this lot
CD-577 applies to this property or a small group around it, so its rules sit in their own bylaw rather than the general one.
Your lot
- 7,311 sq ft
- Lot size
- Central Lonsdale
- Neighbourhood
679 m²
- Heritage register
- Protected heritage property
- Strata: the figures cover the whole shared lot
Zone CD-577 · Low Rise Neighbourhood 1 · City of North Vancouver records, September 19, 2026. Confirm with the city before you spend money on a design.
344 E 8th St on the map
How 344 E 8th St compares
- At 7,311 sq ft, this lot is larger than 46% of the 61 other lots the City of North Vancouver records on E 8th St; the middle lot there is 7,341 sq ft.
- 0 of the 61 other lots on E 8th St share its zone, CD-577; the commonest other zone there is GO (46).
- Most lots on E 8th St may hold 4 units under the zoning bylaw (47 of 61); this lot has no set number.
- Across Central Lonsdale, the middle lot is 7,321 sq ft; this one is smaller than that.
The full breakdown for 344 E 8th St
Your lot
- Zone: CD-577
- Land use category: Low Rise Neighbourhood 1
- Lot area: 7,311 sq ft (679 m²)
- Neighbourhood: Central Lonsdale
- Parcel number CNV-001-556, lot 1-2, plan BCS4017
From the city's records
- The City of North Vancouver's records show this lot as a strata property, shared by the owners of the units on it. The area and figures here are for the whole shared lot. Redeveloping it needs the owners' agreement through their strata corporation.
- The City of North Vancouver's records list this lot under the addresses 344-346 E 8th St.
Extra limits on the city's maps
- The City of North Vancouver's heritage register lists a building on this lot, recorded as "McEwen Residence".
- The City of North Vancouver's records show this lot as a protected heritage property (McEwen Residence). Under the provincial Local Government Act, changing the outside or structure of a protected heritage building, or building on its land, needs a heritage alteration permit unless the designation bylaw allows the change.
Sources
- Lot, zone and land use information: City of North Vancouver, downloaded on September 19, 2026. Lot, zoning and overlay information comes from the City of North Vancouver's public mapping service. The City makes no guarantee about the accuracy or completeness of that information. Check anything that matters with the City before you spend money on it.
Questions about 344 E 8th St
How many units can I build at 344 E 8th St?
CD-577 is a site-specific zone, written for this property or a small group of properties. Its rules are in its own bylaw, so no number of units is shown here.
What zone is 344 E 8th St in?
CD-577. Separately, the city's land use plan marks it Low Rise Neighbourhood 1. The city's records place it in Central Lonsdale.
How big is the lot at 344 E 8th St?
7,311 sq ft (679 m²), from the City of North Vancouver's own outline of the parcel. The City of North Vancouver's records show this lot as a strata property, shared by the owners of the units on it. The area and figures here are for the whole shared lot. Redeveloping it needs the owners' agreement through their strata corporation. The City of North Vancouver's records list this lot under the addresses 344-346 E 8th St.
Who sets the rules for the CD-577 zone?
The City of North Vancouver, in its zoning bylaw. CD-577 is a site-specific zone, written for this property or a small group of properties, so its rules sit in their own bylaw and are not part of this tool. Ask the city's planning staff for the zone's text before you plan.
Does the city's map put extra limits on 344 E 8th St?
The City of North Vancouver's heritage register lists a building on this lot, recorded as "McEwen Residence". The City of North Vancouver's records show this lot as a protected heritage property (McEwen Residence). Under the provincial Local Government Act, changing the outside or structure of a protected heritage building, or building on its land, needs a heritage alteration permit unless the designation bylaw allows the change.
Where do these figures come from, and will the city approve my project?
Lot outline, address, area, zone and land use category: the City of North Vancouver's public map, downloaded on September 19, 2026. This page shows what the zoning bylaw allows on paper. A real project also needs a building permit, the city reviews each design against more rules than the ones shown here, and the lot may carry limits the city's map does not show. Confirm the rules with the city's planning staff before you pay for a design.
Other lots on E 8th St
- 343 E 8th St Zone GO · 7,281 sq ft · 4 units
- 342 E 8th St Zone GO · 7,800 sq ft · 4 units
- 339 E 8th St Zone GO · 7,268 sq ft · 4 units
- 349 E 8th St Zone GO · 7,287 sq ft · 4 units
- 336 E 8th St Zone GO · 7,793 sq ft · 4 units
- 352 E 8th St Zone GO · 7,808 sq ft · 4 units
- 335 E 8th St Zone CD-545 · 7,264 sq ft
- 353 E 8th St Zone GO · 7,295 sq ft · 4 units
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- 349 E 9th St Zone GO · 7,841 sq ft · 4 units · 76 ft
- 335 E 9th St Zone GO · 7,847 sq ft · 4 units · 117 ft
- 358 E 8th St Zone GO · 7,810 sq ft · 4 units · 135 ft
- 330 E 8th St Zone GO · 7,292 sq ft · 4 units · 150 ft
- 359 E 9th St Zone GO · 7,823 sq ft · 4 units · 159 ft
- 825 Ridgeway Ave Zone GO · 2,680 sq ft · 3 units · 160 ft
- 821 Ridgeway Ave Zone GO · 2,679 sq ft · 3 units · 165 ft
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