BUILDING WEBSITE Parq Vancouver at 39 Smithe Street, Vancouver, BC, V6B 1C1, Yaletown Neighbourhood, Built next to BC Place Parq Vancouver has two hotels; JW Mariott and Douglas Hotesl, restaurants and the casino. This is a destination designed community. This website contains: current building MLS listings & MLS sale info, building floor plans & strata plans, pictures of lobby & common area, developer, strata & concierge contact info, interactive 3D & Google location Maps link
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Development Site East of Cambie Bridge
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Buildings 165 & 166
have been approved for Spring 2008 for 2 residential Towers consisting of approximately
500 units.
Building 163 & 164 are
currently in negotiation. The city wants 2 commercial towers, Concord wants 2
residential towers. A desission is to come by Sprint 2008
Proposed 4 BC Place towers
will be located on the 4 corners of BC Place. Read Info Below.
Vancouver City Council has agreed to fast-track a ruling on
what can be built on the parking lots around B.C. Place -- information the stadium
says it needs to plan the budget for fixing the stadium's domed roof.
PavCo, the Crown corporation that manages the False Creek facility,
says it wants to keep the stadium open for at least another 30 years.
It also wants to know how much of the land can be built on,
which would help it estimate how much it can make from developers of towers on
the land -- money that would help foot the bill for refurbishing the 25-year-old
stadium.
The towers are expected to contain a mix of residential and
commercial space.
The request posed a dilemma for the city, which already has
a planning process under way for the area around the stadium.
Yesterday, council agreed to make up its mind about the stadium
land, moving the issue four months ahead of a decision that was to have been made
in October.
Three other major developers interested in building on properties
in the area will have to wait for a decision on their properties' potential.
PavCo chief David Podmore told council an early decision would
help him present a detailed budget to the provincial cabinet on an overall plan
to repair the facility, which will host opening and closing ceremonies for the
2010 Olympic Games.
Repairs to the inflatable roof, which ripped open last year,
are expected to be done before the Games begin.
Plans call for better concession stands, washrooms and an outdoor
plaza, which may host a new home for the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame.
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Cooper's Quay Development and Proposed Development Area on Left
Picture Taken November, 2005
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Proposed Non-Market Housing Site Behind Development
Picture Taken November, 2005
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Development Site For
Buildings Number 165 & 166
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Development Site For
Buildings Number 165 & 166
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Location of Buildings 163 & 164
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Location of Buildings 163 & 164
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Cooper's Park & Seawall
Picture Taken November, 2005
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Proposed Development Site
East of Cambie Bridge
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Proposed Development Site
East of Cambie Bridge
Picture taken August 2006
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BC Place Stadium
& Proposed Buildings Between
Nelson & Smithe By Cambie Bridge
Picture taken August 2006
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