Vittori Developments has submitted an application for a new 10-storey rental building on an assembly of two single family lots on West 27th Avenue, just East of Cambie Street. The combined lot size is 15,000 SF.

The lots are currently designated within the Cambie Corridor Plan for townhouses, but is located within Tier 2 – 400 meters of the King Edward Skytrain Station. Under the TOA rezoning policy, the site is allowed up to 12-storeys, 4.0 FSR.

The proposal for the site contemplates a 10-storey concrete rental apartment building that includes:

• 63 rental units (20% below market);
  • 27 one-bedroos, 18 two-bedrooms and 18 three-bedrooms;
• a total density of 4.0 FSR;
• a building height of 113 ft.
• 66 underground parking spaces on two levels.

The architect for the project is Raffaele Architecture Inc.

The full rezoning application can be viewed here: https://www.shapeyourcity.ca/466-476-w-27-ave

Charlie Hughes and I are pleased to introduce this 12,508 SF woodframe development site in the Edmonds area of Burnaby.

The site is located within the Edmonds Community Plan area which is expected to be finalized by Burnaby City Council in Spring 2025.

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Intracorp has submitted a rezoning application for 1110 West 10th Avenue, at the Southwest corner of West 10th and Spruce Street in the Fairview area.

The site is 100′ x 125′ for a total of 12,500 SF. It is currently improved with a 3-storey walkup apartment building with 23 units.

Broadway Plan’s Fairview South – Area A limits the number of towers on a block face to two. With a rezoning proposal already submitted for 1190 West 10th Avenue, this proposal now completes the tower maximum for this block. A variance is requested to allow the density above the Broadway Plan guidelines.

The proposal is to allow for the development of a 20-storey rental building and includes:

• 181 rental units;
• 20% of the units below market;
• a total density of 10.1 FSR;
• A building height of 199 ft. with additional height for rooftop amenity space.

This application is being considered under the Broadway Plan and requests consideration of density in excess of the existing policy.

The architect for the project is DYS Architecture.

The City of Vancouver, through the Vancouver Housing Development Office (VHDO) applied to rezone the block at the corner of Pacific & Hornby for a new highrise rental development.

The site is several parcels, including the former Kettle of Fish restaurant, and combines to form a total of 68,300 SF of land area.

The proposal is to allow for the development of 38-storey and 52-storey rental towers and includes:

• 1,136 market rental units;
• 11,000 SF of retail space;
• a total density of 12.11 FSR;
• Maximum building height of 534 ft.

This application is being considered under the Rental Housing on City-Owned Land – Public Benefits Pilot Rezoning Policy.

The architect for the project is Diamond Schmitt Architects.

The full application can be viewed here: https://www.shapeyourcity.ca/1402-1460-burrard-st

Third Space Properties has submitted a development application for a site at 10th & Discovery in the Point Grey Village area of Vancouver. The plan for the site includes a new 6-storey rental building with:

• 69 market rental units;
• 6,200 SF of retail space;
• a density of 3.50 FSR;
• a building height of 72 ft.;
• Two levels of underground parking with access off the lane.

Under the site’s existing C-2 zoning, the application is conditional so it may be permitted. However, it requires the decision of the Director of Planning.

From a media release: “Residents will have access to shared indoor and outdoor amenities, including a versatile lounge and coworking area designed to provide space for gathering, studying, and working. The building design seeks to fit into the existing village scale, while serving as a gateway to Point Grey Village. Streetscapes along both 10th Avenue and Discovery Street have been carefully planned, featuring active retail and residential frontages, alongside generous setbacks to encourage comfortable movement, adding to the vibrancy of one of Vancouver’s oldest village centres, Point Grey.”

Teh architect for the project is Integra Architecture.