Vancouver Market - Tracking commercial real estate investment sales across Metro Vancouver — sale prices, cap rates, and $/SF data for apartment, retail, office, land, and development transactions. By David Taylor, SVP at Colliers International Canada.
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Investment, Retail

Sold – 2403 Main Street, Vancouver

Ted Mildon, Matt Saunders and Drew Gilbertson are pleased to announce the sale of 2403 Main Street in Vancouver. The property consists of 8,000 square feet of retail on the main floor and 12 apartment units on the second floor. Colliers represented both purchaser and vendor in this transaction.

For more information on this sale please contact Ted Mildon.

November 2, 2012by david.taylor@colliers.com
Market Research, Retail

Market Spotlight: East Vancouver Retail

Values for retail properties in East Vancouver have largely been driven by rents in increasingly populated areas such as Main Street, Commercial Drive and East Hastings Street. Properties with strong tenant covenants in East Vancouver should achieve strong valuations with cap rates even below 5.00%.

November 2, 2012by david.taylor@colliers.com
Development

SFU Wants to Expand, Build in City Centre

SFU wants to expand, build in City Centre.

With student demand now greater than ever, Simon Fraser University is looking to double the capacity of its Surrey facility, from 2,500 full-time students to 5,000 – hopefully starting within the next three years.

That’s according to a proposal submitted by SFU to the provincial government earlier this month, looking not only for approval of the plan but funding for the project as well.

“SFU is the only research university that is trying to substantially grow its undergraduate population and that stems from our location in Surrey and the growth in Surrey and other south Fraser cities,” said Joanne Curry, SFU executive director and associate VP of external relations for SFU Surrey.

Read more: http://www.thenownewspaper.com/news/wants+expand+build+City+Centre/7478679/story.html#ixzz2Ayy4XrmS
November 1, 2012by david.taylor@colliers.com
Development

Edmonds Development Awaits Area Planning Process

Burnaby NewsLeader – Edmonds development awaits area planning process.

The development of the vacant lot at Edmonds and Canada Way is awaiting completion of an updated Sixth Street Area Plan at Burnaby City Hall.

A four-storey mixed-use project is being proposed for the corner property at 7320 Canada Way, a former gas station site, according to a city planning report.

City staff informed the rezoning applicant, Kamcon Construction, that “substantial efforts” would have to be made to acquire and consolidate the Odd Fellows Hall property next door at 7724 Edmonds St. into any potential development.

November 1, 2012by david.taylor@colliers.com
Development

Vancouver approves transportation strategy aimed at getting more people out of cars

Vancouver approves transportation strategy aimed at getting more people out of cars.

VANCOUVER — A long-term strategy designed to improve the way people and goods move around Vancouver was given approval by council Wednesday.

The Transportation 2040 plan, dubbed “bold and aggressive” by Coun. Raymond Louie, outlines more than 180 transportation and land-use concepts aimed at helping the city achieve its goal of converting two-thirds of all trips taken to cycling, walking and public transit.

From pedestrian “scramble” intersections to rerouting heavy truck traffic away from residential neighbourhoods to more bike lanes and smoother, safer sidewalks, the plan looks to reduce our reliance on vehicle traffic.

Among the more ambitious ideas is a proposal to remove the Georgia and Dunsmuir viaducts to improve neighbourhood connections for both pedestrians and cyclists.

The plan also explores the possibility of using two of eight traffic lanes on Granville Bridge to create a tree-lined pedestrian greenway.

Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/Vancouver+approves+transportation+strategy+aimed+getting+more+people+cars/7477536/story.html#ixzz2AvBfqQHt

October 31, 2012by david.taylor@colliers.com
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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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