Parklea Apartments, located at 151 East Keith Road in the Lower Lonsdale area of North Vancouver has sold for $25,500,000 to a group led by Daniel Drimmer. The price represents a 3.2% cap rate, and $290,000 per unit. The 88-unit, 15-storey concrete tower was built in 1975 and sits on a 28,000 SF lot. The building had been listed for sale for $27,000,000.
Here is a snapshot of pricing for resales of concrete condos in Vancouver’s submarkets over the past two years. It shows moderate price gains in most areas, with those more pronounced gains in Burnaby and North Vancouver as a result of newly completed projects which saw some resales upon completion.
The analysis used only condos built since 1999 and concrete construction. Surrey was the only submarket without any price growth since 2012.
The hotly debated Oakridge Centre redevelopment rezoning was passed by city council Friday after three days of public hearings.
All Vision Vancouver councillors voted in favour of of the proposal. NPA councillors George Affleck and Elizabeth Ball and Green Party Coun. Adriane Carr voted against it.
The project will include 11 residential towers between 19 and 44-storeys in height and bring massive change to the landscape of one of Vancouver’s most central neighbourhoods.
Continued from public hearings on Monday and Tuesday, Friday’s session rounded out the bulk of the 138 speakers who appeared during the three days to voice their opinions to mayor and council. Although there was a mix of speakers in favour and opposed throughout the ongoing public hearings, a majority of speakers Friday afternoon mounted a last ditch defence against the project.
Resident Carey Murphy said the deviation from the 2007 policy for the area is too significant and said that what the proposal does to the owners of the Terraces residential complex at Oakridge Centre is “just shameful.”
Marine Gardens resident Charlene Gunn spoke on numerous issues related to the increase in density, such as the need for more schools and police and fire services.
“Oakridge and Marpole aren’t just pieces of land with investment potential, they are communities,” said Gunn.
Read more: http://www.vancourier.com/news/vancouver-council-approves-oakridge-centre-rezoning-1.899724
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