A rezoning application has been filed for an 11,066 SF site at the Southwest corner of Cambie and King Edward; a site that had been orphaned from the adjacent development by Dava Development, “Parc 26” now under construction and nearly sold out. The proposed plan for 512 West King Edward Avenue is for a 6-storey residential building that includes:

• 50 secured market rental units;
• a building height of 67.75 ft
• a density of 3.0 FSR;
• 37 vehicle parking spaces and 71 bicycle spaces.

The application is being considered under the Cambie Corridor Plan and the Secured Market Rental Housing Policy.

The architect for the project is Arno Matis Architecture.

A development application has been made for a 4,850 SF C-2 zoned site on the Northeast corner of East 36th Avenue and Victoria Drive in East Vancouver. The plan the site at 5195 Victoria Drive is for a 4-storey mixed-use project containing:

• retail and office uses on the main floor
• 10 residential units (4 one-bedrooms and 6 two-bedrooms)
• a total density of 2.41 FSR (11,626 SF)
• 9 underground parking spaces

The architect for the project is Cornerstone Architecture.

Onni has filed rezoning applications with the City of Vancouver for two sites on the same block of West Pender Street, between Richards and Homer in Downtown Vancouver. The sites, which aren’t connected, are currently zoned DD. The plans call for a combined 141 new rental units on two separate sites:

424 West Pender St.

The proposal 11-storey building that includes:

• 72 units of secured market rental housing;
• commercial space on the ground floor;
• total density of 8.08 FSR;
• 4 car-share, 1 disability and 1 standard parking space;
• 90 bicycle parking spaces; and
• a height of 105 ft.

454 West Pender St.

The proposal is for an 11-storey building that includes:

• 69 units of secured market rental housing;
• commercial space on the ground floor;
• total density of 8.48 FSR;
• 4 car-share parking spaces;
• 87 bicycle parking spaces; and
• a height of 105 ft.

Both sites are located in teh Downtown Eastside Plan and would qualify for rezoning under the Rezoning Policy for Downtown Eastside.

Westbank, in conjunction with Crombie REIT and Canada Safeway, have applied to redevelop one of the largest land parcels on Davie Street in the West End of Downtown Vancouver. The 47,464 SF site is currently home to a single-storey grocery store. The application proposes a redevelopment of the site with a mixed-use building consisting of:

• a 3 storey podium with three retail units on the lower & upper ground level;
• a retail grocery store on the upper ground & mezzanine level;
• two residential towers (21 & 22 storeys)
• a total of 319 market rental units;
• 3 levels common underground parking, accessed off Davie St and the rear lane;
• a total density of 6.43 FSR

Under the site’s existing C5-A zoning, the application is “conditional” so it may be permitted; however, it requires the decision of the Development Permit Board. The architect for the project is Henriquez Partners.

Construction is now well underway on Aquilini Group‘s second rental tower at Rogers Arena. The south tower will be 31-storeys with 5-levels of underground parking. It will include “over 250 residential rental units in addition to fitness and multipurpose facilities.

A rendering of the tower can be seen at Francl Architecture’s site.

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