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Old Posted Jun 27, 2020, 10:02 PM
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Originally Posted by VancouverOfTheFuture View Post
that doesn't seem like much... Richmond builds almost every building to the 45m max. and that is a suburb.
This is a historical district (Granville Entertainment District). Otherwise the entire street would be lined with 40 story towers.
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Conditionally, not through a rezoning in most areas internally in the 'hood, you can build up to 190 feet or 58 metres, if I'm reading RM zoning correctly.
17 stories. Not too shabby.
They should be able to add 4x the current number of units to the Granville Site, so 440 rooms.

Haro Street... I know the problem with high-rise social housing in the past... but this is the West End. It should be reasonably integrated into the neighborhood instead of becoming a vertical ghetto.

Also, I find this comment in the DH article interesting.
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For 55 million the gov could have bought 5-10 times more units in a less expensive area. I get that people (including homeless) want to be in the best areas (highest $ per square foot prices) but it might be time to rethink the relationship between where we provide help and where the homeless prefer to live.
Would that work?
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