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Market Spotlight: Richmond South / Steveston Residential

The Richmond South / Steveston area is a mature and stable residential area. New housing supply is mostly through new townhouse and lowrise woodframe condos. The Steveston Area Plan, adopted in 2009, identifies some properties for redesignation to residential.

  • New townhouse product is averaging approx. $460 per sq ft, or around $525,000 per unit.
  • Absorption in this area is steady; driven largely by end users looking for an affordable and quieter alternative to Richmond’s more central areas.
  • Two of the largest projects in the area include Townline Home’s ‘The Gardens‘ project on the former Fantasy Gardens site, where the first phases are over half pre-sold at prices in the mid-400’s per sq ft; and Onni’s Imperial Landing project on the Steveston waterfront, which is currently undergoing planning for future phases.
  • Single family house pricing is being reinforced by a lack of available land. Average pricing for single family detached homes in this sub-market is now approaching $1,000,000, and newer homes easily eclipse the $1M mark at current market values.
  • Some increased densification will be possible under the Steveston Area Plan; this will create development opportunities moving forward.

 

June 14, 2012by david.taylor@colliers.com
Development

Reliance Properties Plans Micro-lofts in Victoria

More than 100 micro-lofts, plus live-work units, and retail space on the ground floor are planned by the new owner of the old Janion Hotel on Store Street.

The life-saving plan for the run-down, vacant Janion by Vancouver’s Reliance Properties dovetails with redevelopment of the west entrance to Victoria’s downtown. A new bridge is going in, a public plaza is planned next to the Janion, and a separate plan by the same developer aims to put up a mix of uses on the Northern Junk property at the foot of Johnson Street.

Crosstown Properties, a company within the Reliance group, bought the 1891 Janion for $2.49 million last month. Reliance has a long history of revitalizing older properties in Vancouver. It is also partnering with Jim Pattison Developments Ltd. on the $500-million, mixed-use Burrard Gateway development, one of the biggest projects planned for Vancouver.

Read more: http://www.timescolonist.com/business/Micro+lofts+planned+restoration+historic+Janion+building/6765662/story.html#ixzz1xmW6U78Q

 

June 14, 2012by david.taylor@colliers.com

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David Taylor

Senior Vice President, Colliers Canada

David Taylor is a Senior Vice President at Colliers International in Vancouver, BC, specializing in the sale of commercial real estate across Metro Vancouver. He has sold over $1.7 Billion in office buildings, retail properties, apartment buildings and development land since 2004.

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