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Bossano by Boffo to add 1,200 homes to Burnaby
Bossano by Boffo will add over 1,200 new homes to Burnaby, at Lougheed Hwy. and Springer, in four high-rise condo towers.
Beedie & BPP team up on Wildwood, Hawksley
A partnership between two developers will bring close to 100 new homes to the slopes of West Vancouver including one-bedroom apartments and …
West 41st and Dunbar corner to get new look
Gryphon Development is planning a five-storey building at the corner of West 41st and Dunbar, with 10,000 sq ft retail and 25 homes.
Unanimous UDP support for East Vancouver rentals
The Cape Group's plans for a rental building in east Vancouver have received unanimous UDP support.
Jericho Lands: Two concepts released to public
Two concepts for redevelopment of the Jericho Lands include towers up to 38 storeys and 10 million square feet of development.
Metro 2050 plan: Shaping growth over the next 30 years
Metro 2050 is the latest plan for the Metro Vancouver region, shaping our cities over the next 30 years, and finding ways to accommodate up to one …
False Creek South redevelopment plans revealed
The future of False Creek South will include more density, but also a phased approach that will concentrate new buildings next to the bridges, and …
Kitsilano housing for the homeless opens for public feedback
A controversial proposal for social housing for the homeless in Kitsilano is now open for public feedback.
New Bristol Estates in Surrey includes over 2,000 homes
Bristol Estates in Surrey, a low-rise apartment complex built in the late 1960s, will be transformed into a high-density neighbourhood with towers up …
Rentals and retail slated for Main Street
Locarno Legacy Corp. is planning a new rental apartment building at Main Street and East 24th Avenue in Vancouver, with ground-floor retail.
West End strata owner pitches redevelopment of their building
A condo owner at The Park strata at 1723 Alberni Street in Vancouver are pitching redevelopment of the site.
Design of Cambie Corridor condos evolves from contemporary to classical
The architecture of an upcoming condo on Cambie Street has evolved from contemporary to classical, as it enters the development permit stage.
