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  #1981  
Old Posted May 5, 2019, 1:44 AM
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Thanks for sharing! I used to live on 2nd and Chesterfield but I moved away years ago. I always remember looking at the eyesore of an empty lot. Awesome to see this development as an infill.
Strip mall next to it should get redeveloped soon as well.
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Old Posted May 6, 2019, 4:27 PM
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Strip mall next to it should get redeveloped soon as well.
It will be. Anthem owns the strip mall as well.
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From City of Rain May 18th:

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Thanks for the thorough update!

The Shipyards look great. Excited to see Capilano University get up and running in that space and further enliven the waterfront.
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is that farsi? in the signage?

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is that farsi? in the signage?



great updates

I think so. Lots of Farsi speaking people on the North shore. No english anywhere?
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The Shipyards on North Vancouver's Lonsdale waterfront to open next month


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The Shipyards Grand Opening

What: Free family-friendly event, with activities and entertainment for all ages, including:

* A family zone with kid-focussed programming including: a performance by Bobs and Lolo, a craft station, interactive art, face painting and balloon twisting

* A community procession lead by Mayor Buchanan and City Council along the Spirit Trail to Shipyard Commons

* The official turning on of the new water park by Mayor Buchanan

* A variety of live music, entertainment and dance performances

* The popular ‘Fall for Local’ market with free admission

* Special promotions from surrounding businesses including Welcome Parlour, Method Cycling, Joey’s Restaurant, NOOK and JamJar

* A scavenger hunt and Shipyard Pals performance

* Roving performers throughout The Shipyards

* Harbour activities including the Seaspan tug boat ballet and Vancouver Fire Boat

When: Saturday, July 20, 2019

Time: 1 pm to 4 pm

Where: 125 Victory Ship Way, North Vancouver

Cost: Free




Source: https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/the-shipyards-north-vancouver-lonsdale-opening-july-2019
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I wonder how they plan on preventing it turning that into a giant pigeon roost.
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Exciting times for the City of North Van. When they decided to go larger scale on their development allowance, all the good things started rolling in.
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Exciting times for the City of North Van. When they decided to go larger scale on their development allowance, all the good things started rolling in.
But the buildings are all short and there are no malls!

How did good things happen?
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Old Posted Jul 23, 2019, 1:32 AM
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The Shipyards Lot 5 is now open. From Daily Hive:
























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But it will be months before all of the businesses open; there is approximately 85,000 sq. ft. of commercial space, including a two-level flagship JOEY Restaurant location with over 400 seats including a patio facing the water, Nook Italian restaurant, Jamjar Canteen Lebanese restaurant, Main Street Honey Shoppe, Caffe Artigiano, Method Indoor Cycling, and Volcom.

Other major tenants include the Seaside Hotel — a 70-room boutique hotel operated by Executive Hotels & Resorts — and a satellite campus for Capilano University.

A third level space of the building offers The Wallace — a bookable special event space with unobstructed views of the water and downtown Vancouver.

The only businesses that have already opened are Parlour Ice Cream and Larry’s vegetarian market, with the other tenants still working on outfitting their spaces.
Source: https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/the-shipyards-lonsdale-north-vancouver
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Park Royal wants to add five stories to their two towers at Taylor Way

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The new proposal would add five storeys to each building, taking them up to 16 and 19, respectively, adding another 95 purpose-built rental units over 84,000 square feet. And while the latest iteration of the plan adds 119 extra bicycle stalls, the total number of vehicle parking spots would remain the same at 179 or 0.57 stalls for every residential unit.

Agreeing to higher heights could result in another $4 to $6 million in community amenity contributions flowing to West Vancouver’s reserves, which the applicant suggested could be spent on upgrades to the district’s arts facilities, a new youth centre or adult daycare.
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