Proposals for new towers worry homeowners and tenants
Six of the current proposals, if approved, would involve demolishing nine older, low-rise apartments buildings with a total of 230 units
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Six of the current proposals, if approved, would involve demolishing nine older, low-rise apartments buildings with a total of 230 units
Years after the application was submitted, months after the court case that struck down a previous decision, and weeks after a contentious board meeting began, the City of Vancouver has approved the proposed redevelopment of 105 Keefer St.
A contentious meeting is happening at Vancouver City Hall Monday that will determine the fate of a plot of land in the heart of Chinatown.
Opponents say the project will gentrify the neighbourhood, displacing low-income seniors, while proponents say it will help revitalize an area plagued by vandalism and crime.
Opponents say the project will gentrify the neighbourhood, displacing low-income seniors, while proponents say it will help revitalize an area plagued by vandalism and crime.