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43-Unit Westside Apartment Sells in $14.5MM Deal

Here’s a building that had sold in 2012 that recently resold for a substantial gain. The 43 unit, 8-storey concrete building located at West 5th Ave and Alma sold for $14,495,000 or $337,093 per unit, representing a 12% price appreciation from 2012 when the building sold for $12,800,000.

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July 7, 2015by david.taylor@colliers.com
Development

Large Scale Rezoning Planned for Central Steam Site

Westbank is planning to rezone the Central Steam site at the Southeast corner of West Georgia and Beatty Street that Ian Gillespie acquired in 2013.The site is 73,958 SF in size and zoned DD and BCPED, neither of which allow residential, but the proposed rezoning is seeking residential in exchange for public benefit, at the discretion of the Director of Planning. In this case, the public benefit is proposed to be a reduction in the City’s GHG emissions.

Details of the proposed rezoning include:

  • a 300,000-350,000 SF office building on Beatty
  • a 300,000-400,000 SF rental apartment building
  • 25,000 SF of retail on the lower side plaza next to Expo Blvd.
  • Overall non-residential density is proposed to exceed the 7.0 FSR minimum
    commercial requirement.
  • The existing Steam Plant (70,000 SF) will either be re-engineered and integrated
    into the development as a back-up function, or relocated off-site.
  • In addition, a new low carbon heating plant will be built off-site in the False Creek Flats that will be linked to the distribution network and this will be a public benefit

Central Steam2

Central Steam

“The rezoning of the Central Steam site provides an opportunity to transform a quasi-
industrial site into a well-designed development in keeping with its important location in the Central Business District. In addition, the ability to switch the fuel source of the
Central Steam plant to a low-carbon energy system presents an important opportunity to achieve a substantial public objective related to our city’s carbon reduction goals, and would represent a great leap toward Vancouver’s goal of being the Greenest City in the World by 2020. As such, staff recommend that City Council indicate its willingness to consider a rezoning application from Creative Energy for the Central Steam site for consideration at a future Public Hearing subject to the Recommendations in this Report.
July 3, 2015by david.taylor@colliers.com
Development

Courtyard Townhouse Project Planned for Marpole

An application for a unique 3-storey courtyard townhouse project has been made for a site at West 64th Avenue near Columbia Street in Marpole. The site is an assembly of two large and deep single family lots that were assembled in 2014. Recently rezoned to RM-9 under the Marpole Community Plan, the site is allowed to go to 4-storeys, though the applicant is proposing 24 3-storey townhouses with a courtyard and common underground parking.

The architect, Bryce Rositch of Rositch Hemphill Architects summarizes the application by saying: “We believe that this development, its smaller scale of buildings, ground orientation, predominant three storey height, the use of good materials including generous amounts of brick, outdoor patios on both sides of each townhouse plus additional balcony spaces at upper levels will be a model for future development in this area.”

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June 30, 2015by david.taylor@colliers.com
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