Photo courtesy 604City on Flickr.
Photo courtesy 604City on Flickr.
Reliance Properties has applied to the City of Vancouver for permission to develop the Northeast corner of Bidwell and Davie with a 22-storey secured market rental building with commercial retail units at grade. The site is 12,970 SF and is zoned C5-A, therefore it does not require rezoning but is a conditional approval that requires the decision of the Development Permit Board. The West End Community Plan includes design guidelines that facilitated this proposal, which includes:
More information on the development application can be found here.
A Kerrisdale retail building that was previously on the market for $4,980,000 has sold for $5,090,000. More commonly known to locals as the old Finn’s of Kerrisdale, the 5,081 SF building at 2159 West 41st Avenue sold for over $1,000 per SF to Yuan Fan International Group Inc. The property is zoned C-2 and is located in the heart of Kerrisdale’s 41st Ave retail stretch. This is not a record value for a Kerrisdale investment property; several buildings have traded for well over $1,000 per SF in the past few years.
A leasing brochure indicates that the new owner plans to renovate the building. Half of the retail has already been leased and the other unit is available for lease for $50.00 per SF.
A development application has been submitted for a land assembly in Mount Pleasant. The plan is for a new 3-storey condo building while preserving and restoring the existing 4-unit building at 547 East 16th Avenue that was built in 1912. The site is 15,117 SF, and is zoned RM-4. Details include:
A rare 50′ x 125′ RM-4 zoned single family lot in the South Granville area is being planned for a 4-storey, 5-unit condo building utilizing a courtyard rowhouse scheme. The owners (a numbered company) of the lot at 815 West 15th Avenue (near Willow Street) are seeking development permit approval for:
A description in the application: “The intent is to provide for ground-oriented housing with greater access to light and air, per dwelling unit, than would otherwise be provided for in a four-storey multi-family building. The inner courtyard offers additional privacy with the majority of windows oriented toward the inner 20′ wide courtyard. Many windows also face the street/lane. This massing and siting approach inherently requires a relaxation of setback requirements, which are intended to produce a “lozenge-shaped” apartment building.”
The lot was purchased in July 2014 for $2,480,000, or $273 per buildable SF.
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