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Revised Proposal for East Van Site Seeks Lower Density, 100% Rental

Intracorp has submitted a new rezoning application for a 29,100 SF site they own at 1837-1849 E 11th Ave and 2631 Victoria Drive, this time with a lower woodframe building and 100% rental use.

A previously rezoning application for the site was approved in 2018 for a 11-storey, 138-unit mixed 50/50 condo/rental building on the site at a density of 3.59 FSR. Due to “market forces”, that application has now been rescinded and replaced with the new more efficient and likely more cost effective project.

The new proposal calls for a 6-storey market rental building and a 4-storey revitalized heritage house.

This proposal includes:

  • 136 market rental units;
  • 81 studios, 6 one-bedrooms, 47 two-bedrooms & 3 three-bedrooms;
  • A total density of 2.89 FSR;
  • A building height of 65.0 ft.;
  • 43 vehicle parking spaces and 270 bicycle parking spaces.

The application is being considered under the Grandview Woodland Community Plan.

The architect for the project is Metric Architecture.

November 17, 2020by david.taylor@colliers.com

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