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7-Storey Industrial/Office Building Planned for East Van

A development application has been filed by Next Pacific Ventures Ltd. for a 6,754 site on East Pender Street near Clark Drive. The plan for the I-2 zoned property at 1257 East Pender Street includes:

  • a 7-storey industrial building
  • 20,262 SF of floorspace (6,700 SF of office and 9,200 SF of workshop space)
  • manufacturing and general office uses
  • 2 levels of underground parking

1257 East Pender 1257 East Pender_1The application is conditional under the I-2 zoning, which permits a height up to 100 ft. and allows some general office space in conjunction with industrial uses.

November 24, 2014by david.taylor@colliers.com
Development

Burnaby Courts Big Towers Near Transit as an Economic Driver

Aggressive urban planning around SkyTrain stations in Burnaby is turning the municipality into Metro Vancouver’s hotbed for condo development, according to an Urban Development Institute report.

Heavy pre-sales in projects such as Station Square at Metrotown and the redevelopment of Brentwood Town Centre added up to almost 30 per cent of all new-construction sales across Metro Vancouver, outpacing Vancouver’s downtown and west side neighbourhoods.

Throw in the city’s east side and Vancouver still sold more condominiums, but Burnaby’s high-density push is bringing development levels between the two cities closer together.

To the end of the third quarter, Burnaby saw 1,613 presales of condos under development compared with 1,394 for downtown and west-side Vancouver combined, UDI reported.

In total, developers have projects that add up to 14,548 units in the planning stage in Burnaby, within striking distance of the 14,766 in the City of Vancouver’s planning process.

Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/business/Burnaby+courts+towers+near+transit+economic+driver/10403843/story.html#ixzz3K04ecBAx
November 24, 2014by david.taylor@colliers.com
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Work on Grandview-Woodland Community Plan Underway

Discussions about Grandview-Woodland’s community plan are well underway through the two-month-old citizens’ assembly, which is hosting a public roundtable about its work to date between 7 and 9 p.m., Nov. 26.

The citizens’ assembly’s effort is being complemented by city-run sub-area workshops that are open to the public. The first of the seven workshops, which focuses on the Cedar Cove neighbourhood, takes place Nov. 29.

The 48-member assembly began meeting near the end of September. Its job is to develop recommendations for the neighbourhood’s community plan and submit a report to city council next June. Feedback from the sub-area workshops will be included.

Members of assembly are wrapping up the “learning phase” of job at their meeting this Saturday, Nov. 22, and are moving into the second of three phases in December, which involves discussing issues and options.

Rachel Magnusson, the assembly’s chair, said the learning phase was designed to give members a broad overview of planning topics such as housing and transportation, as well as to hear from community stakeholders and organizations.

Read more: http://www.vancourier.com/news/developing-story-work-on-grandview-woodland-community-plan-underway-1.1616465

November 24, 2014by david.taylor@colliers.com
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