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Development

4-level Townhouse Project Proposed Near Oakridge

Next Pacific has applied to rezone an 11,128 SF, two lot assembly site at 151-157 West 41st Avenue from RS-1  to CD-1 to allow a townhouse development that includes:

    • a 4-storey building on West 41st Avenue;
    • a 2.5-storey building on Woodstock Avenue;
    • 15 residential units between 833 SF – 1,847 SF
    • a total density of 1.9 FSR; and
    • 19 underground parking spaces and 25 bicycle spaces.

The application is being considered under the Cambie Corridor Plan and Riley Park/South Cambie Community Vision. The architect for the project is DYS Architecture.

151 West 41st 151 West 41st_1

January 11, 2016by david.taylor@colliers.com
Development

15-Unit Townhouse Project Planned for Marpole

A development application has been filed for a new townhouse project in Marpole; one of nearly a dozen that have been brought forward in the new RM-8 zone created in the Marpole Community Plan in 2014. The proposal in question is by Alabaster Homes for a 22,027 SF site at 8107-8123 Shaughnessy Street (one block East of Oak). The site comprises an assembly of four existing single family lots. The proposal includes:

  • 15 courtyard townhouse units (1,426 – 1,712 SF)
  • 3 & 4-bedroom units
  • three 2.5 storey buildings
  • 28 ft. courtyard
  • one level of underground parking
8107 Shaughnessy_1

Existing 4-single family houses

8107 Shaughnessy 8107 Shaughnessy_2The architect for the project is Formwerks Architectural.

Alabaster has other townhouse projects in the works in Marpole, including Osler Residences (currently in pre-sales) and Oak & Park.

January 7, 2016by david.taylor@colliers.com
Apartment, Market Research, Office, Retail

Market Snapshot: 2016 Commercial Assessments

After media reports this week about large assessment increases for residential properties in Vancouver, a quick look at commercial property assessments reveals a similar trend, with rapidly rising values, particularly in certain “hot” areas.

Below is a summary of a random sample of 20 properties within the City of Vancouver with a commercial or multifamily zoning, and the % increase in their respective assessment values this year over last.

(click the chart to view more clearly)

Data source: bcassessment

Data source: BC Assessment

While this analysis is not intended to be exhaustive by any means, it does show some pretty substantial increases in various areas, particularly on or near the Broadway Corridor. Elsewhere, in zones that allow residential development, assessment are rising quickly to reflect sales comparables that are reaching new records on an almost monthly basis. In most cases, it is the land component of the assessments which has risen dramatically in recent years as a result of heightened demand for condo development.

There are likely to be implications for existing commercial tenants in many of these properties as property tax increases flow through to tenants dependent upon their lease structure.

January 5, 2016by david.taylor@colliers.com
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