We are pleased to present this rare opportunity to acquire an 8,300 SF church/school building on a centrally located and highly accessible 0.8 acre lot on Mountain Highway in North Vancouver; just a 5 minute drive from the Iron Workers Memorial Bridge.

The property is in excellent condition and is a great opportunity for a church or school buyer looking for a convenient location with expansion potential and ample surface parking. The second floor is currently leased to a private daycare operator.

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The formal rezoning application has been submitted by Pacific Northern Developments for the site at 1063-1075 Barclay St, the initial designs for which were released at an online open house last month.

The proposal is to allow for the development of a 48-storey residential building under the rezoning guidelines in the West End Community Plan. The proposal includes:

• 374 residential units;
  • 295 condo units;
  • 79 social housing units;
• A total density of 19.1 FSR;
• Building height of 469 ft.;
• Five levels of underground parking with 357 vehicle parking spaces and 770 bicycle parking spaces.

The architects for the project are ACDF Architecture & IBI Group.

The site, currently occupied by an older 7-storey condo building, was acquired in 2018 for $113,000,000, or $343 per gross buildable SF based on the rezoning application.

Polygon has submitted a rezoning application for a 2.8 acre site in the Burquitlam area of Coquitlam. The site is currently an assembly of 18 single family homes that are zoned RS-1 and RS-3.

The overall development would be divided into two sites that would be developed under two separate partnerships. The two sites are entitled ‘Cardinal’ and ‘Burquitlam East’. The two sites would include a total of three 6-storey buildings.

Details of the overall proposal include:

• 278 condo units;
• a total density of 2.3 FAR;
• 207 underground parking stalls in the first phase (Cardinal);
• $1,981,000 in DCC’s from Cardinal, $746,000 in CACs overall.

The architect for the project is Integra Architecture.

The preliminary proposal has been submitted for redevelopment of the Shoreland Apartment site at 2190 Bellevue Avenue. The redevelopment had been rumoured last year and was thought to include a concurrent application and demolition of the “Pink Palace” building known as Villa Maris at 2222 Bellevue, although the application does not anticipate immediate redevelopment of Villa Maris at this time.

The Shoreland is a 62-unit, 11-storey rental apartment building that was built in 1963 by the current owners. The site is 29,185 SF in size.

The current zoning for the site is RM2 which allows up to 20 storeys in height.

The owners have put forth two potential redevelopment options for Council to consider:

• Option one: 
• 6 storey non-market building on the west side of the site and a 17 storey market building on the east side of the site
• 186 rental units (24 non-market rental units and 162 market rental units).
• 5.20 FAR density

• Option two: 
• 6 storey non-market building on the west side of the site and a 21 storey market building on the east side of the site
• 230 rental units (24 non-market rental units and 206 market rental units). 
• 6.24 FAR density

Both options include a 6-storey building with affordable units dedicated for “essential service workers”.

A tenant relocation assistance strategy is proposed to be implemented which includes the Villa Maris site located at 2222 Bellevue Avenue. The proposal does not include redevelopment of the Villa Maris site.

The preliminary development proposal will be presented to Council on June 22, 2020, to determine if the proposal can proceed to public consultation prior to the adoption of the Ambleside Municipal Town Centre Local Area Plan.

The architect for the project is James Cheng.

A second rezoning application has been submitted for a small corner site at Cambie and West 32nd in Vancouver that had been previously approved for a 15-unit condo project in 2017. The rezoning was never enacted and the project never went into pre-sales.

The new proposal seeks to switch the project from condo to rental, keeping the same 6-storey building form and density.

The rental proposal includes:

• 34 market rental units (from 15 condos);
• a density of 2.46 FSR (unchanged);
• Building height of 71 ft.;
• 29 vehicle parking spaces and 64 bicycle parking spaces.

There is no change in the density, height, or form of development from the prior approved application. This new application will be subject to all current policies, guidelines, bulletins, and development permit requirements. A virtual Q&A will not be held for this application, however questions can be emailed to staff at any time.

The application is being considered under the Cambie Corridor Plan.