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Originally Posted by WarrenC12
Nice rambling post. I bolded all of the parts that are laughable BS. Also the part where you're astroturfing for the NPA.
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Perhaps do some research before you reply...since I'm in the Real Estate industry I know what I'm saying.
The fees and contributions do go down depending on where your building and what. But to get Comprehensive Development so you can build a tower expect to shell out big bucks. Amenity contributions range between $400-$600. You then need to shell out a portion towards social housing, taxes, sales taxes, fees, etc. There is no set process so your forced to hire someone familiar with the city and what they generally accept before submitting a plan to them. When I said $800/sqft that was being conservative.
The article below helps explain the costs behind a new house. This doesn't even include the taxes, sales taxes and fees too.
https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news...ions-driving-up-home-prices-in-vancouver
The city has now let the landscaping department review applications for construction as well, so they now micromanage your landscaping down to the placement of individual vines and flowers. You'll see that as per the below article.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-co...ordable-housing-delay-planning-1.3527971