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The City of Vancouver development application (DP-2026-00422) on the project page records Nicola Real Estate's submission for a mixed‑use tower with residential above commercial at grade. The application entry lists the official status as approved_subject_to_conditions.
Marcon Developments Ltd. has applied to the City of Vancouver for permission to develop the site. The proposal specifies a Floor Space Ratio (FSR) of 6.41, an overall building height of 66 m (216.54 ft.) with additional height for rooftop amenity space, and two levels of underground parking accessed from the rear lane. Under the site's existing R5-3 zoning the application is described as “conditional” and requires the decision of the Director of Planning.
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.
At the September 16, 2026 Development Permit Panel meeting the panel considered Development Permit DP 23-020753 for the property at 3420 Ketcheson Court. The agenda item identifies Polygon Talistar Homes Ltd. as the applicant and describes the proposal as a high-rise mixed-use commercial and residential development totaling 359 residential units.
Wesgroup applied to develop a 26‑storey mixed‑use residential building consisting of 250 secured market rental dwelling units and retail at grade. The proposal cites a proposed height of 80 m (262 ft) and a proposed floor space ratio (FSR) of 3.66 (20,108 m2 / 216,444 sq.ft.). The rezoning application was approved by City Council following a public hearing; official status is approved_subject_to_conditions.
Demolition has begun at 10355 King George Blvd., where the City of Surrey plans a 10,000-seat City Centre Arena. The City says crews are dismantling the former Safeway building and that demolition and site-preparation work are underway as the first construction phase begins. The planned arena is to become the future home of the Vancouver Giants and is part of the City Centre Arena and Entertainment District, which the City says will also include hotel, conference and residential components.
The City of Burnaby and Burnaby Housing Authority say they are helping deliver 183 purpose-built rental townhomes at 6203 Marine Drive in the South Slope neighbourhood. The project is planned to include 58 two-bedroom and 125 three-bedroom homes. Burnaby Housing Authority will own the homes on land leased long-term from the City. The City says the project is being advanced with support from the Government of Canada, the City and Mosaic Homes.
In Coquitlam, a development pre-application proposes construction at 2918 Glen Drive of two residential towers of 42 and 36 storeys, together with an eight-storey hotel. The project would include a podium containing childcare facilities, commercial spaces and additional residential units. The full proposal lists a total of 593 proposed residential units. The application is currently listed as a pre-application on the City of Coquitlam Development Applications site under the project reference provided by the city.
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