Westbank has submitted a rezoning application for the Esso Station at the Southwest corner of Oak Street and West King Edward Street in Vancouver.

The 11,328 SF site at 1010 West King Edward is currently zoned C-2, which allows up to 6-storeys for rental, or 4-storeys for condo. The Cambie Corridor Plan allows up to 6-storeys for condo and 3.0 FSR.

The proposal is to allow for a 14-storey condo building that includes:

• 85 condo units;
  • 34 one-bedrooms, 36 two-bedrooms & 15 three-bedrooms;
• 800 SF of retail space on the ground floor;
• a total density of 8.0 FSR;
• A building height of 143 ft.
• 106 underground parking stalls.

This application is being considered under the Cambie Corridor Plan.

The architect for the project is Olson Kundig, who also designed Wesgroup’s condo project “W16” at West 16th and Cambie Street.

The full rezoning application can be viewed here: https://www.shapeyourcity.ca/1010-w-king-edward

Charlie Hughes and I are pleased to introduce this 54,450 SF woodframe development site in the Royal Oak area of Burnaby.

For further information: https://www.collierscanada.com/en-ca/properties/for-sale-54450-sf-woodframe-development-site-in-burnaby/can-6229-6311-denbigh-avenue-burnaby-british-columbia/can2017347

Onni has submitted a rezoning application for the next phase of their Gilmore Place project in the Brentwood area of Burnaby. The first two condo towers have received occupancy in 2024. The first phase includes three towers.

Phase 2 of the project also includes three towers. The first tower of this phase was originally envisioned as a highrise office tower, but has now been revised to residential.

Onni is proposing to deliver the non-market inclusionary units envisioned in the second and third phase in Tower 4, originally envisioned as a 30-storey office tower, and now a 65-storey, 759 unit residential tower.

The revised proposal for Tower 4 includes:

• 509 condo units;
• 250 non-market rental units;
• a 2-storey commercial podium;
• a 7-level parkade that will serve all of Phase 2 (three towers).