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Apartment, Development

Market Spotlight: 1601 Comox Street

By ChangingCity

1601 ComoxGrace Court is a 1912 7-storey 26 unit concrete apartment building designed by R MacKay Fripp for D D Hutchinson. When it was built it cost $40,000 and filled just over half the lot it sits on. Recent changes to the West End zoning from the West End Plan allow an infill building on the remainder of the site. (Generally the infill is allowed on the lane, although in this case it’s the end lot so it will be addressed as 1071 Cardero Street).
Designed by Ankenman Marchand it’s one of three projects now working their way through the permitting system. (These are not rezonings, so shouldn’t take as long). The four storey infill proposed has 11 units, with 5 2-bed family units, including those on the main floor, and the other six 1-bed. They can only be rental units, and the architects describe the project as “architecturally designed in a contemporary style”.

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Source:: Changing City Updates

August 25, 2014by david.taylor@colliers.com
Apartment, Development

Infill Projects Begin Popping Up in West End

A number of development applications have begun popping up in the West End; partially a result of the West End Community Plan that was adopted by the City of Vancouver in late 2013.

Most of these projects, including a site I sold at 1546 Nelson Street earlier this year, have an underutilized land area such as a surface parking lot or oversize backyard.

Here are  few that have come up for application this summer:

1546 Nelson Street  (sold in February for $2,050,000)

1071 Cardero Street

1529 Comox Street

August 23, 2014by david.taylor@colliers.com
Development, Office

Bosa Planning 26-Storey Tower in Prominent Downtown Location

Bosa Properties has submitted an application to amend the existing CD-1 zoning for 1575 West Georgia to permit a 26-storey tower on the site, currently a 3-storey office building. The plan is for:

  • a 26-storey residential tower
  • a density of 10.83 FSR;
  • a total of 184 residential units;
  • ground-level commercial space;
  • three floors of office space;
  • seven levels of underground parking;
  • a total height of 265 ft.

1575 West Georgia 1575 West Georgia_2

 

 

 

1575_Site Plan

 

August 19, 2014by david.taylor@colliers.com
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