Larco has submitted their rezoning application for the 4.4 acre site that they own in the Lower Capilano area; home to a former athletic club near Capilano Road and Marine Drive. This project will be adjacent to another 262-unit two-tower project announced earlier this year.
The plan calls for a mixed use project which would include 451 residential units, a small amount of at grade commercial, a mini-storage operation, and a public community centre.
The proposal is to build this project in four phases over ten years, with the community centre targeted to begin construction in year seven. Project details include:
Richport Town Centre, a large strip retail and office complex located on a 5.37 acre site on Ackroyd Road has sold for a reported $74,800,000.
The property contains 116,426 SF of rentable area and is anchored by Chapters Books, Royal Bank, Starbucks, Pennington Superstore, and City Fresh Market and many other retail and office uses.
A development application has been made for a site located at 311 East 6th Avenue, at the NE corner of East 6th and Scotia Street. The plan for the IC-3 zoned site is for a 6-storey building with 68 Artist Studio units, and 58 standard residential units. The building will incorporate an industrial feel into the design including brick, window wall and miscellaneous steel. Details include:
The site was acquired earlier this year for $3,000,000 by Jameson Development Corp.
Here’s an update on a property I sold earlier this year at 1546 Nelson Street, which is now going through the development permit process to add laneway housing.
The existing 6-unit residential building is located on a 33 ft. site zoned RM-5, but the new West End Community Plan allows conditional laneway units. The proposal includes:
Hotel development planned for site of Troll's Restaurant in Horseshoe Bay
District of North Van council sends proposed CapU student housing tower back to drawing board via @NorthShoreNews
First Capital REIT acquired by Choice Properties and KingSett for $5.2-billion
First Capital REIT --> Choice Properties REIT and Kingsett Capital are teaming up to acquire the Canadian real estate company in a deal valued at over $9 billion, including assumed debt. Choice Properties will acquire roughly five billion dollars worth of shopping centres, while
