The above chart excludes townhouse and duplex sales.
Two rezoning applications have been submitted by Spire Development under the City of Vancouver’s Affordable Housing Choices Interim Rezoning Policy for adjoining sites at Fraser Street and East 56th Avenue.
The proposal for this full block fronting the East side of Fraser between 56th and 57th includes a 6-storey building with:
- 95 market rental units;
- 8,000 SF of retail space at grade;
- a total density of 3.17 FSR;
- a building height of 67 ft;
- 71 underground parking stalls and 185 bike spaces; and
- 18 underground parking stalls and 28 bicycle spaces for the adjoining building.
The proposal for this current surface parking lot on East 56th Avenue includes two 3-storey stacked townhouse rental buildings. Details include:
- 12 market rental units;
- a total density of 1.40 FSR;
- a building height of 33 ft;
- all underground parking in the adjacent building fronting Fraser.
The architect for the project is Cornerstone Architecture.
The two lots sold in December 2018 for $16,000,000, or $165 per buildable SF based on the applications.
Wall Financial has submitted a rezoning application for a full-block site at Cambie & 43rd.
The 31,692 SF site at 5910-5962 Cambie Street is currently zoned RT-2 but was redesignated for highrise development in the Cambie Corridor Plan.
The proposal consists of a mixed-use development with a 29-storey market residential tower and a 15-storey hotel tower over a 5-storey podium, with retail.
The proposal includes:
- 168 condo units;
- 94 one-bedrooms & 74 two-bedrooms;
- 270 hotel rooms;
- 4,383 SF of retail at grade;
- a total density of 10.86 FSR;
- a maximum building height of 278 ft.; and
- 281 underground vehicle parking spaces and 377 bicycle spaces.
The application is being considered under the Cambie Corridor Plan.
The architect for the project is Perkins + Will.
One of the more fascinating construction projects to watch in town has been 410 West Georgia Street, now known as ‘Deloitte Summit’ after its lead tenant. The building is being developed by Westbank.
The 24-storey, 375,000 SF office tower began below-grade construction less than a year ago and is now well advanced above ground level in part, due to the steel construction which progresses more rapidly than concrete.
Photos courtsey mcminsen
Domus Homes has submitted their rezoning application for a 0.9 acre two single-family lot land assembly at 4750 Granville Street and 1494 West 32nd Avenue. The combined site is currently zoned from RS-5.
The application comes just six months after the City of Vancouver rejected a townhouse development across the street.
The proposal for the site includes a new 4-storey rental building with:
- 81 market rental units;
- 52 one-bedrooms, 19 two-bedrooms & 10 three/four-bedrooms;
- a total density of 1.50 FSR;
- a building height of 44 ft; and
- 70 underground vehicle parking spaces and 154 bicycle spaces.
The application is being considered under the Affordable Housing Choices Interim Rezoning Policy.
The architect for the project is Stuart Howard Architects.
Domus acquired the site in October 2019 for $12,700,000 or $223 per buildable SF.