An development application has been made for a C2C1 zoned site located at 2889 East 1st Avenue in Vancouver. The site consists of the entire block on the west side of Renfrew between Graveley Street and 1st Avenue, except for the northernmost 31.16’ lot. The owner of this site has been approached but does not want to sell at this time. The assembled site is 120’ deep and 218’ long.

The proposal is for a 73-unit, 5-storey residential building over commercial space and two levels of underground parking. The total density is 2.85 FSR, although the proposal will require a variance to achieve 5-storeys.

The area is fairly underdeveloped at this time but there is pressure to redevelop the commercially zoned sites. The 1800 block of Renfrew has a new project on the north side of the street, a renovation adding a fifth storey to a seniors complex on the south end of the east side and a new Development Permit application for the north end of the east side.

A development application has been filed by a partnership including Dayhu Group for a 30,816 SF C-2 zoned site at Dunbar and 27th on the Westside of Vancouver. The site is part of a land assembly put together over several years, concluding with the acquisition of a large portion of the block (4253-4275 Dunbar Street) in January 2014 for $8,010,000.

The plan calls for a 4-storey mixed-use building at the Northwest corner of Dunbar and 27th that will include a relocated Stong’s Grocery store. Details include:

• 46 residential units
• 20,800 SF of ground floor retail space (including relocated Stong’s Grocery)
• A density of 2.48 FSR
• 165 parking stalls in two underground parking levels

Existing Streetscape

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