What happened
Strand (360 West Second LP) has applied to the City of Vancouver (DP-2026-00278) for a mixed-use development consisting of a 28‑storey tower plus an additional partial storey for an amenity room over a three‑storey podium. The application describes industrial uses on the first three levels totalling 3,490 m² and rental residential totalling 17,102 m², for 258 rental residential units. The proposal is listed with an FSR of 11.8, a building height of 92.0 m (301.8 ft.), and five levels of parkade accessed from the rear laneway. Under the site’s proposed CD‑1 zoning the application is conditional and requires the decision of the Director of Planning. The record lists the official status as approved subject to conditions.
The details
The project description note on the City page states the FSR and height remain the same as in the Rezoning Referral Report discussed at the December 9, 2025 meeting.
Why it matters
The application quantifies scale and uses: 258 rental homes, 17,102 m² of rental residential area, 3,490 m² of industrial space, an FSR of 11.8 and a 92.0 m building height, which define the proposal’s size and program under the proposed CD‑1 zoning.
The neighbourhood
Nearby development proposals recorded on the City site include: 2219–2285 Cambie St (230 homes, 32 storeys) about 411 m away; 5 W 2nd Ave (125 homes, 18 storeys) about 475 m away; and 130 W Broadway (532 homes, 29 storeys) about 619 m away.
What Urbyn is watching
No verified public pricing is contained in the reviewed evidence. No verified presale launch is contained in the reviewed evidence. No verified construction start is contained in the reviewed evidence. No verified completion timing is contained in the reviewed evidence.
Urbyn’s analysis is separate from verified source facts. Read the original source for the full record.