The Greenbrier Hotel — an aging, three-storey hotel on a prime Robson Street corner — is up for sale.
The hotel, built in 1956, is listed by Mark Goodman and Cynthia Jagger of Goodman Commercial Inc. for an undisclosed price.
The property is being pitched as a potential redevelopment site, if the buyer is able to acquire the neighbouring property, or as an opportunity to renovate the property and turn into a boutique hotel — capitalizing on downtown Vancouver’s hotel room shortage.
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A land assembly with the neighbouring building could allow for a high-density, mixed-use development up to 300 ft. in height, as stipulated by the West End Community Plan.
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The site is kitty corner from the former Empire Landmark Hotel, which was recently demolished and is being redeveloped into a two-tower luxury condominium development called Landmark on Robson.
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