[Intro paragraph — what defines Riverside as a place to live? Transit access, walkability, nightlife, waterfront, price point, buyer profile.]


High-Rise Buildings 30+ storeys

Tower condos — typically the highest density, most amenities, and biggest views in Riverside.

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Mid-Rise Buildings 8–29 storeys

The middle tier — a balance of density and neighbourhood feel.

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Low-Rise Buildings Under 8 storeys

Boutique and walk-up buildings — lower density, often converted or heritage properties.

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