Barclay Mansion, a 40-unit apartment building in the West End has been sold by John Gee, Colliers for $10,300,000, or $258,000 per unit. The purchaser was a local investor.

Constructed in 1962 by a well-known local developer, Barclay Mansion is improved with a nine-storey concrete high-rise offering eight bachelors and thirty-two one bedrooms, and approximately 23,000 square feet of net rentable area.

TransLink considers selling property to raise funds.

TransLink is revisiting a plan to sell assets, like the Oakridge transit station, to fund its operations, warning that while such a move is not sustainable long-term, it beats cutting much-needed transit services.

The move has surprised regional mayors — who warn it’s a “slippery slope” to take — but CEO Ian Jarvis said selling the centre and moving it to a new location could bring in $220 million. Without the sale, he said, the beleaguered transportation authority would have to rely on its surplus reserves, which would likely be depleted by 2014.

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