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Lexus Jul 23, 2023 7:27 PM

[BURNABY] Reign | 104, 120m | 35, 38fl | U/C
 
https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/6280...avenue-burnaby

Developer Wesgroup Properties


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Klazu Jul 23, 2023 8:06 PM

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Five underground levels contain 804 vehicle parking stalls and over 1,500 secured bike parking spaces. Other transportation management measures include a monthly transit pass subsidy equivalent to a two-zone pass for 65% of the condominium units for one year and 15 shared bikes for residents.
Haven't seen that before and I wonder how well maintained those bikes will be over time. Also the transit pass subsidy is just weird, like why and for just one year?

Ailurus Jul 24, 2023 1:15 AM

This one is officially being marketed as "Reign" now, with a full website. Hope that means it's starting soon.

https://wesgroup.ca/reign/

osirisboy Jul 24, 2023 3:55 AM

I’m seeing ads for it everywhere online

Klazu Jul 24, 2023 5:09 AM

I am most interested on what is the project shown between this and Standard?

madog222 Jul 24, 2023 5:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Klazu (Post 9998378)
I am most interested on what is the project shown between this and Standard?

Willingdon by Westland Living, same developer as Telford at Telford & Beresford. No rezoning has been submitted as far as I can tell.

https://i.imgur.com/lfyQhjd.jpg
Image from Westland / Chris Dikeakos Architects https://www.westlandliving.ca/homes/willingdon

jollyburger Mar 25, 2024 3:29 AM

Going to final reading this week.

gaviscon Mar 25, 2024 3:36 AM

Could have lined this stretch with retail... What a waste

Spr0ckets Mar 25, 2024 5:02 PM

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Originally Posted by gaviscon (Post 10171811)
Could have lined this stretch with retail... What a waste

Agreed.

Modello has some retail on the Willingdon-facing side of it's podium.

It's a pity the other three developments didn't follow suit and program some retail on that side too and activating Willingdon even more, south of Central Ave.

I can't quite remember if Reign has any retail component to it, let alone on that Willingdon side (which is the only side it would make sense to place some retail units) but the Townhomes on the Westland project and Anthem's Standard seem like a lost opportunity.

Sheba Mar 25, 2024 7:18 PM

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Originally Posted by gaviscon (Post 10171811)
Could have lined this stretch with retail... What a waste

Complain at the city then - this area is zoned as High Density Residential (not High Density Mixed Use).

jollyburger Mar 25, 2024 8:03 PM

The future developments next to Maywood/McKay are allowed some local commercial.

jollyburger Mar 27, 2024 2:12 AM

Approved

https://storeys.com/media-library/re...880&quality=90

https://storeys.com/wesgroup-propert...eign-approval/

jollyburger Apr 4, 2024 3:03 AM

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The 38- and 35-storey towers, called Reign, are located at 6280 and 6350 Willingdon Ave., and could possibly be built together depending on the effectiveness of the presales, Dean Johnson, vice-president, development with Wesgroup told RENX in an interview.
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With Reign, Johnson said Wesgroup hopes to begin construction on the first tower by January and could build both towers at the same time.
https://renx.ca/market-strains-dont-...r-reign-condos

Spr0ckets Apr 4, 2024 4:52 PM

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Originally Posted by jollyburger (Post 10177746)

So does anyone have any idea if their presales were good enough to allow them to do both towers at once versus building them separately in a phased construction?

Other projects and developers in the area seem to be reporting relatively healthy, if not strong presales for their pending projects (specifically Anthem with both Citizen and Ethos), despite the interest rate situation.

I would imagine for a developer it might make some sense to bite the bullet and proceed with a project now - if presales are strong enought o justify it - even with the current inflation situation, and high interest rate and borrowing market and all, .......as opposed to waiting a year or a couple of years for the interest rate levels to cool down, only to have construction and labor costs (...and all corresponding taxes) having risen in that time.

But I'm not really sure how they work out their cost-benefit analysis
for a stituation such as the one we are in today.

jollyburger Apr 4, 2024 5:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Spr0ckets (Post 10178110)
So does anyone have any idea if their presales were good enough to allow them to do both towers at once versus building them separately in a phased construction?

Other projects and developers in the area seem to be reporting relatively healthy, if not strong presales for their pending projects (specifically Anthem with both Citizen and Ethos), despite the interest rate situation.

I would imagine for a developer it might make some sense to bite the bullet and proceed with a project now - if presales are strong enought o justify it - even with the current inflation situation, and high interest rate and borrowing market and all, .......as opposed to waiting a year or a couple of years for the interest rate levels to cool down, only to have construction and labor costs (...and all corresponding taxes) having risen in that time.

But I'm not really sure how they work out their cost-benefit analysis
for a stituation such as the one we are in today.

I guess the higher payments to the city with new ACCs might play a factor in when they proceed as well?

Spr0ckets Apr 4, 2024 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by jollyburger (Post 10178149)
I guess the higher payments to the city with new ACCs might play a factor in when they proceed as well?

Oh yeah, that's right.
I hadn't considered that.

But the ACC's wouldn't go into effect until June, and with them having already gotten final approval would they still be affected?

Klazu Apr 4, 2024 11:50 PM

Are they talking about construction start in January 2025? That's still very far.

Also to previous comment about retail along Willingdon, that is not a good idea. There has been a real struggle to lease out all the retail along Beresford, which is more central and still took five years to make happen.

gaviscon Dec 10, 2024 4:54 AM

[Burnaby] Reign by Wesgroup| 38, 35 Fl | Demo
 
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gaviscon Dec 29, 2024 5:44 AM

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madog222 Dec 29, 2024 11:43 AM

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