Steve Fame and John Gee of Colliers have sold The Langtry, located at 968 Nicola in the West End of Vancouver. The property is a 6-unit, fully furnished short-term rental property that was sold for $2,114,000, or approx. $350,000 per unit.
Ted Mildon, Matt Saunders and Drew Gilbertson are pleased to announce the sale of 2403 Main Street in Vancouver. The property consists of 8,000 square feet of retail on the main floor and 12 apartment units on the second floor. Colliers represented both purchaser and vendor in this transaction.
For more information on this sale please contact Ted Mildon.
Westbank Projects, in partnership with Ivanhoe Cambridge have applied to the City of Vancouver to rezone Oakridge Centre to develop a 45-storey mixed-use development consisting of 1,430,000 SF of retail, 425,000 SF of office space, 45,000 SF of amenity space, and 2,700,000 SF of residential, with a total density of 3.54 FSR. The proposal includes 2,818 units with a maximum height of 412 ft., and 6,694 parking spaces. Henriquez Partners is the Architect for the project.
The proposed rezoning has been in the works since 2007 when the Oakridge Policy Statement was adopted. More recently, Westbank has been brought on and a planning program was developed in 2012 to help guide the rezoning process.
Model View looking East
More information can be found HERE.
Courtesy of CBC News
“Cressey Development Group plans to tear down Ridge Theatre, which has shown movies since 1950, and the neighbouring Varsity Ridge Bowling Lanes. (CBC/Stephanie Mercier)Plans to demolish the Varsity Ridge Bowling lanes and the Ridge Theatre to build a new four-story condominium development were approved by the City of Vancouver’s development permit board on Monday night.
Community members had rallied to save the bowling lanes near the corner of 16th Avenue and Arbutus Street in recent weeks, saying they were a valuable community facility. About 700 people use the lanes as league bowlers they say.
But Brian Jackson, the general manager of planning and development, said the board does not have the authority to order Cressey Developments to include a bowling alley in its development.”
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/story/2012/10/23/bc-varsity-lanes-vancouver.html