by 604City, on Flickr
by 604City, on Flickr
By ChangingCity
Deecorp are usually commercial owners and agents for retail and office space Downtown, so a residential building is a bit of a departure from their usual area of activity. This three unit residential building was proposed several years ago and has just been advertised for sale.
Designed by Merrick Architecture, and with just three suites on four levels the repeated use of the word ‘luxury’ in the marketing and the reference to ‘stunning unobstructed ocean views’ promises that these are unlikely to fall into the category of affordable housing – unless you can afford a million or two.
Source:: Changing City
An online petition to save the Brickhouse building at 730 Main St. in Chinatown has emerged even though a rezoning application referencing the site has yet to be filed with the City of Vancouver. The petition raises concerns about the building’s future because the property is part of a possible application to redevelop properties from 728 to 796 Main Street.
The petition, which links to a recent Vancouver Sun article by John Mackie (“The heritage battle for Chinatown”), states: “Don’t let new condos flatten the Brickhouse.”…
…Bonnis Development owns the Brickhouse property, as well as vacant land beside it.
The building at 796 Main St. — Creekside Student Residence — is designated under the City of Vancouver’s single-room-accommodation bylaw and contains 22 designated SRA units. That site includes another small building at 207 Union Street — the Jimi Hendrix Shrine building.
“We have an agreement with the current owner, but we do not own [the property] as of today,” Kerry Bonnis, principle of Bonnis Development, told the Courier.
Read more: http://www.vancourier.com/news/petition-raises-concerns-over-future-of-brickhouse-1.1624454
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