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Investment, Retail

Ackroyd Plaza Sells in $102MM Deal

In one of Vancouver’s largest retail deals of the year, Ackroyd Plaza, a 6.8 acre strip retail centre at Ackroyd Road and No. 3 Road in Richmond, has sold to a local investor.

Major tenants include PriceSmart Foods, White Spot, Boston Pizza and a BC Liquor Store.

The 106,000 SF plaza is currently zoned Downtown Commercial District allowing a maximum floor area ratio of 3.0. Richmond’s City Centre Area Plan designates the site as Urban Core (T6) and Village Centre which allows a maximum density of 4.0 FAR. The existing improvements are only built to a 0.36 floor area ratio, thus representing approximately 1,000,000 sq ft of residual density, therefore the purchase price was based more on the land value then the existing income. The cap rate was well below 3%.

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September 17, 2015by david.taylor@colliers.com
Investment, Office, Retail

Richmond Retail/Office Building Sells in $24.25MM Deal

8010 Saba Road in Richmond has sold for $24,250,000. The property is improved with a 33,456 SF retail and office building whose main tenants include HSBC and National Bank Financial. The purchase price equates to a 4.4% cap rate, or $722 per SF. The building was sold by bid process in June with no asking price.

Here is a video overview of the property by the listing agent, Cushman Wakefield:

8010 Saba Road, Richmond BC from Cushman & Wakefield | Vancouver on Vimeo.

September 3, 2015by david.taylor@colliers.com
Development, Office

New Mixed-Use Building Planned for Railtown

A new light industrial/office building is being planned for a mid-block site on Railway Street, in an area East of Main Street along the CN Rail tracks. The plan for the 132′ x 53′ (6,584 SF), M-2 zoned site is for a 6-storey building including:

  • retail on the ground floor, manufacturing on floors 2, 4 & 5, wholesaling on the third floor and office space on the 6th floor
  • a total density of 5.0 FSR
  • a building height of 100 ft.
  • 3 levels of underground parking
  • no building setbacks

Considered Design Inc., the landscape architect for the project, has some renderings on their website, including the one below.

353 Railway_1353 Railway

 

August 28, 2015by david.taylor@colliers.com
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