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Originally Posted by GenWhy?
Might be what they have in the pipeline rather than starts.
Starts by year
_________________2013_ 2014_2015_2016_ 2017 2018 _2019 2020 _2021 _2022 _2023
BURNABY CY______ 2,298 1,674 1,918 4,172 4,173 2,576 _4,411 3,914 3,875 3,037 5,204
VANCOUVER CY_____6,071 4,648 4,616 9,759 5,617 6,522 6,823 3,625 5,464 5,911 7,932 |
It would be interesting to know whether Vancouver could give Burnaby a run for their money on the development pipeline. Until Burnaby adopt new policy, their capacity is mostly in towers in four centres, and two Urban Villages.
The Broadway Plan is now past 8,000 proposed units on the City's website, (which is a small percentage of the proposals submitted).
There are new plans in the works for Rupert and Renfrew.
There are already 6,000 more submitted or approved units in the West End pipeline, and 8,600 in the Downtown pipeline (including NEFC), with plenty more to add with sites like St Paul's. There area also DTES projects, and developments along East Hastings and in Grandview (beyond the Broadway Plan).
There are thousands more yet to be started in the Cambie Corridor, including the Grosvenor bus barns site, the Heather Lands and Langara Gardens. There are also Marpole Plan projects being built.
There will be thousands of units in Jericho, (and no doubt more potential once there are confirmed station locations west of Arbutus).
There are several thousand more units to come in Mount Pleasant in SEFC (outside the Broadway Corridor).
There are already over two thousand secured rental units proposed under the rental policy, with more to come.
That's off the top of my head - you might think of more. (like I just did - River District still going, and Skeena Terrace and Little Mountain still to come).
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