Running west to east from Burrard Bridge there are four main sections along the north bank of False Creek. The first is between Burrard St Bridge and Granville St Bridge and was the first to be developed in the early 90’s. Most are high-end high-rise condominium complexes offering suites with attractive views across to Granville Island and larger rooms that in some of the more recent projects. Suites on the south side lower levels (below the 6th floor) can be especially popular here as the views are still unobstructed and they can be quieter than some suites on the higher floors, being below the level of the bridge traffic. The second section, between Granville St Bridge and David Lam Park is Concord Pacific’s Beach Crescent Community. This is exclusively residential. The closer you get to the water, the smaller and more exclusive the buildings, the higher the finishing and the larger the suites. The third section is between David Lam Park and Cambie Street Bridge. This is Concord’s Marinaside Community comprising over 20 buildings and offering the complete range of sizes and floorplans – from 550 square foot one bedroom suites to million dollar penthouses and water front townhomes.  The fourth section, between Cambie Bridge and Science World is still taking shape with the Coopers Point area completed in 2008 and the final section east of the Plaza of Nations yet to be developed. Finally, at the very eastern end of the Creek, between Quebec St and Main St is Citygate. With an east side address expect more for your money here. What it lacks in amenities it makes up for in view. Being positioned at the very end of the Creek affords wonderful westerly vistas down the length of the Creek and towards English Bay.