A development application has been made to the City of Vancouver for permission to redevelop a prime downtown corner. The site is located at the Northwest corner of Granville and Davie, and is most well-known as “Tsui Hang“, a popular late night Chinese restaurant. Tsui Hang is located in what was once a bank, built in the 1940s. The balance of the site contains older run-down one and two-storey commercial buildings. The developer is Deecorp. The architect is MCMP.

Preliminary plans call for a redeveloped site include a 7-storey mixed use building. The proposal includes the following:

• 94 residential units (75 one-bedrooms and 19 2-bedrooms)
• Retail on the ground floor;
• Total density of 3.85 FSR (3.5 max + 10% heritage bonus)
• Building height of 71 ft.
• Total floor area of 69,300 SF
• 47 underground parking spaces accessed from the lane

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Redevelopment plans are in the works for a single-storey retail building in the Point Grey Village area. The development application for this 46′ x 115′ lot at 4421 West 10th Avenue (between Trimble and Sasamat) is for a 4-storey building under the existing C-2 zoning. Details include:

• one retail CRU (1,000 SF) on the ground floor
• residential units on floors 1 – 4 (with unobstructed North views)
• total density of 2.50 FSR
• a building height of 45 ft.
• one level of underground parking with 7 spaces
• concrete construction