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Development

Yuanheng Proposing 65-unit Project at King Edward Station Site

Yuanheng Development has applied to the City of Vancouver to rezone 4099 Cambie Street from C-2 to CD-1 per the Cambie Corridor Plan. Colliers sold the site, which sits directly adjacent the King Edward Canada Line Station, in 2011.4099 Cambie

The proposal is for a mixed-use building with retail at grade and residential units on the upper floors, including:

      • a density of 3.52 FSR
      • a height of 8 storeys with a partial mezzanine contained in the ground floor;
      • a total 65 market condo units
      • a total of 79 vehicle parking spaces underground.

More information here.

August 28, 2013by david.taylor@colliers.com
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Regent International Proposing 70 Units at King Edward & Cambie

Regent International has applied to the City of Vancouver to rezone 563-571 West King Edward Avenue from RS-5 to CD-1. Regent had acquired the assembly of single family lots earlier in 2013563-571 King Edward. The property falls within the Cambie Corridor Plan.

 

The proposal is for a six-storey building and four townhouses, with:

    • a total of 70 condo units;
    • a floor area of 52,142 SF
    • a density of 2.43 FSR
    • a building height 70 ft
    • 44 underground parking spaces, including two car share spaces.

More information here.

August 27, 2013by david.taylor@colliers.com
Development

Rezoning Proposed for Stongs on Dunbar

The owners of the Stongs property at 4508-4560 Dunbar Street have applied to the City of Vancouver to rezone the property, and an adjacent single family lot from C-2 and RS-5 and to CD. Stongs Dunbar

The proposed project includes:

    • on the Dunbar Street site, a 6-storey mixed use building with new Stongs (20,124 SF) and two smaller commercial units on the first level and 72 condo units (74,935 SF) above the store.
    • on the West 30th Avenue property, 11 3-storey townhouses (12,579 SF)
    • a public plaza at the northeast corner of Dunbar Street and West 30th Avenue;
    • a combined density of 2.51FSR
    • 234 vehicle parking spaces, three loading spaces and 111 class A bicycle spaces (each site includes two levels of underground parking).

More information here.

August 27, 2013by david.taylor@colliers.com
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