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Municipal planning records identify a proposal for 258 homes in a building up to 28 storeys. The application includes Rezoning. Current municipal status: Approved Subject To Conditions.
Note: The project description was changed to 28-storeys with an additional partial storey for amenity room, for clarification. Please also note the FSR and height remain the same from Rezoning Referral Report, meeting date December 9, 2025 . Strand (360 West Second LP) has applied to the City of Vancouver for permission to develop this site, consisting of: A 28-storey with an additional partial storey for amenity room, mixed-use building over a three-storey podium with a mix of uses; industrial, and rental residential Industrial on the first three levels over 3,490 m² (37,568 sq.ft.) Rental residential over 17,102 m² (184,083 sq.ft.) and 258 rental residential units A floor space ratio (FSR) of 11.8 A building height of 92.0 m (301.8 ft.) All over five levels of parkade accessed from the rear laneway Under the site's proposed CD-1 zoning , the application is “conditional” so it may be permitted. However, it requires the decision of the Director of Planning.
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Current recorded municipal status: Approved Subject To Conditions. This is context, not a verified stage history; projects may follow different approval paths.
355 proposed homes
1,418 proposed homes
5 projects 20+ storeys
2 home counts and 0 heights unknownStraight-line distances from stored coordinates; nearest results may be beyond 1 km. Totals include known values only. Projects without coordinates are excluded.
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