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.

A four-storey condo project is proposed for a long-vacant site at the southeast corner of Imperial Street and Royal Oak Avenue.

The site is made up 6808 and 6826 Royal Oak Ave and 5250 Imperial St. The proposal is for a mixed-use development with ground-floor commercial space and parking underground.

Rezoning for an earlier proposal was given third reading by council in 2008 but the owner has since revised the plan, making a new process necessary.

The current proposal is for commercial on both Imperial and Royal Oak with 45 apartment units on the three upper floors.

The units will comprise 15 one-bedrooms, 10 two-bedrooms, 17 two-bedrooms-plus-den units and three three-bedrooms-plus-den units.

Read more: http://www.burnabynewsleader.com/news/247098061.html

A rezoning application has been submitted for a 7.8 acre site located at 8601 Glenlyon Parkway at Marine Way. The vacant site is proposed for a 2-storey 122,000 SF warehouse and office facility, with a floor area breakdown as follows:

• Office: 30,910 SF
• Manufacturing: 7,933 SF
• Warehousing: 72,667 SF
• Commercial: 7,700 SF
• Restaurant: 2,710 SF

Onni announced via instagram today that they have acquired the 12.5 acre Gilmore Station area lands from Standard Life. The site, which is partially vacant, and partially occupied by industrial and office buildings, sold for a reported $110 Million.