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Eby and Chamber talk housing, amid rising development costs - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Eby and Chamber talk housing, amid rising development costs - Victoria Times Colonist

Premier David Eby spoke about housing and development costs at a Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce breakfast event.

Readers' letters, Victoria Times Colonist, Aug. 1, 2023 - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Readers' letters, Victoria Times Colonist, Aug. 1, 2023 - Victoria Times Colonist

The state of our ferry services; trades need to welcome new faces; a 17-storey tower that doesn’t fit in

Proposed 17-storey James Bay tower deemed too high - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Proposed 17-storey James Bay tower deemed too high - Victoria Times Colonist

Victoria council voted to reject a 17-storey, 102-unit condominium proposed for James Bay, after concerns were raised that it’s too high for the area.

Saanich condo and rental building pass public-hearing stage - Vimarsana News

Saanich condo and rental building pass public-hearing stage

A condominium project at the Glanford Avenue site of the former Bird of Paradise Pub — now the Bird Pub — has passed the public-hearing stage in Saanich by a vote of 8-1.

Taller, denser housing projects face pushback in Saanich's Royal Oak - Vimarsana News

Taller, denser housing projects face pushback in Saanich's Royal Oak

In some cases, residents say, the proposed projects exceed the size and density allowed under existing rules. “What we’re seeing now is efforts by developers to really go to the max in terms of density and building heights that were never contemplated for these areas,” said Roger Graham, president of the Royal Oak Community Association. “It’s happening without public input except on a project-by- project basis. It’s death by a thousand cuts, in a sense, if these kinds of projects actually are going to ultimately be approved by Saanich.” Mayor Fred Haynes countered that none ...