Southeast False Creek and Olympic Village Real Estate, Events, and more
Bastion Development Corporation had a big full page in the Vancouver Sun’s Homes section this weekend for their new Southeast False Creek development Opsal. The Opsal building will be at the corner of East 2nd Ave and Quebec St on the site of the iconic red sheds of the Opsal Steel building. Not too much […]
Millennium Developments is out so out goes the Millennium Water name for the area most people just call the Olympic Village. The new name is the Village on False Creek and has the interesting slogan of What’s In A Name.
Yes, that is right. Cressey’s James development on West 1st Ave. in Southeast False Creek is celebrating Chinese New Year by offering
The Wall Centre False Creek, right across the street from Millennium Water, has sold over 900 homes in the past six months, but there only 33 left.
The REALTOR preview event for the the third and final phase of the Wall Centre False Creek took place on Wednesday night. Confusingly the 3rd phase was actually releasing units in the FOURTH tower. The Wall Centre False Creek is located in Southeast False Creek, immediately across the street from Millennium Water (otherwise known as […]
Hadani Ditmars VANCOUVER — From Wednesday’s Globe and Mail Published on Tuesday, Jul. 27, 2010 4:00PM EDT In a city still basking in the warm glow of worldwide adulation, the Olympic village positively gleams; a conglomerate of condos looking impossibly cool in the noon sun. Amid the maze of buildings seemingly conjured by a genie […]
BY FELICITY STONE Few Canadian homes have names. Official, or government, residences like Rideau Hall in Ottawa, are one exception. Multi-residence buildings are another. Some of their names are straightforward: Water’s Edge, Parkview Towers. Others, not so. On a recent locally produced CBC radio show, a reporter challenged the host to guess which of the […]
Opsal Steel building on East 2nd Avenue in Vancouver is part of a development plan that includes an extra-tall apartment building.
Does a dilapidated warehouse with gaping roofholes really have “heritage” value?