I notice the lot at Larch and 41st which was supposed be elm41 has a "court ordered sale" billboard. The developer is listed as iFortune, are they connected to one of the larger developers like Vivagrand?
I notice the lot at Larch and 41st which was supposed be elm41 has a "court ordered sale" billboard. The developer is listed as iFortune, are they connected to one of the larger developers like Vivagrand?
Seems like it's just a tiny developer but that relied on foreign investors.
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Founded in 2005, iFortune Group Canada aims to provide the finest insurance, real estate, education, immigration settlement, and taxation services to residents of Canada. With established offices in Richmond, BC and Markham, ON, iFortune Group has served thousands of clients, completed over 30 real estate projects in the Greater Vancouver Area, and hosted many luxurious VIP activities aimed to establish closer cultural connections. As a corporation, iFortune Group has two offices at 5900 No. 3 Road, with iFortune Financial Inc. currently providing insurance and taxation services, and iFortune Homes Inc. undertaking project Auberry (Langara Residences) and elm41 (Kerrisdale).
I guess this project at 505 Railway is proceeding. April 27
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Permission is granted to the permit applicant to fully close the road and sidewalk of 400-500 blk of Railway starting at Dunlevy St heading east to laneway past Jackson St and 000 blk of Jackson St starting at Railway St heading south to Laneway for the purpose of installing a Tower Crane in site as per the accepted Traffic Management Plan.
It's crazy to think that the industrial area of Mount Pleasant will be the best connected transit area of the entire Metro Vancouver area. It's the only neighborhood that will be served by all skytrain lines.
It's crazy to think that the industrial area of Mount Pleasant will be the best connected transit area of the entire Metro Vancouver area. It's the only neighborhood that will be served by all skytrain lines.
I live in OV and the furthest line from me is the Canada Line @ OV Station.
South Granville Commercial Mixed-Use
Imagined as a new urban typology, this mixed-use commercial development in the South Granville neighbourhood combines retail, industrial and office uses to create a new form of urban infill. As one of the first projects to be undertaken as part of the City of Vancouver’s Broadway plan, this development will house commercial uses at ground level while providing much needed spaces for work above. Stepped massing along a street frontage provides generous roof gardens and patios that take advantage of spectacular City and mountain views. The building’s massing is configured to create a covered ground level plaza on the street that connects to the main entry lobby on 5th Avenue via shopping promenade, articulating and energizing the adjacent street edges
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Typology
Mixed-use, Commercial Retail, Commercial Office, Light Industrial
Status
Completion in 2026
Client
Confidential
Location
Vancouver, BC
Size
19,045 m² / 205,000 ft²
Is this the BMW Store, Mini-Vancouver and Rolls rolled into one? I wonder if it will include the Service Dept or if that will remain across the street.
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