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FOR SALE Greater Vancouver’s authority on selling apartment buildings and development sites: www.goodmanreport.com Mark Goodman Personal Real Estate Corporation Direct 604 714 4790 [email protected] Cynthia Jagger Personal Real Estate Corporation Direct 604 912 9018 [email protected] David Goodman Direct 604 714 4778 [email protected] HIGH-RISE DEVELOPMENT SITE 1554 GEORGE STREET, WHITE ROCK NORTH BLUFF RD GEORGE ST SUBJECT JOHNST O N RD THRIFT AVE 18,135 SF HIGH-DENSITY MULTI-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SITE – OPPORTUNITY FOR UP TO 18 STOREYS 152 ST

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Greater Vancouver’s authority on selling apartment buildings and development sites: www.goodmanreport.com

Mark GoodmanPersonal Real Estate CorporationDirect 604 714 [email protected]

Cynthia JaggerPersonal Real Estate CorporationDirect 604 912 [email protected]

David GoodmanDirect 604 714 [email protected]

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18,135 SF high-denSity multi-Family development Site – opportunity For up to 18 StoreyS

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This communication is not intended to cause or induce breach of an existing listing agreement. The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable. While we have no reason to doubt its accuracy, we do not guarantee it. It is your responsibility to confirm its accuracy and completeness independently.

1554 GeorGe Street, White roCk

oPPortuNitY

to acquire a large 18,135 SF development site within the town Centre transition plan of White rock’s newly passed oCP. Adopted by Council on October 27th, 2017, the plan provides the opportunity to create the Town Centre as a distinctive, lively and pedestrian-focused growth area; one that enables the highest order of land use and development supported by social, recreation, entertainment, and cultural amenities important to all of White Rock’s residents, businesses and employees.

The Town Centre Transition area which includes The Georgian, proposes multi-storey residential redevelopments with heights up to 18 storeys; maximum Floor Space Ratio (FSR) for a total 3.5 FSR (3.0 FSR condo + 0.5 rental).

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The subject property is located just off North Bluff Road on the east side of George Street in White Rock, BC. Centrally positioned a few minutes’ walk to the beach and only one block east of Johnston Road; a main artery offering various amenities, restaurants, shopping and bus transportation. Semiahmoo Shopping Centre is only one block to the north, while Peace Arch Hospital is also in close proximity. This community is one of the most desirable and affluent areas in the Lower Mainland with miles of beaches, spectacular views, beautiful parks and now one of the most innovative open air shopping/lifestyle centres in Western Canada.

Price $8,950,000 ($144/SF buildable)

address 1554 George Street, White Rock

legal Description

Plan NSW261, Lots 1–17, Land District 36, Section 11, Township 1, Part NW 1/4

oCP Town Centre Transition

existing Zoning RM-2 Medium Density Multi-Unit Residential Zone

lot size 155.4’ × 116.7’ (approx. 18,134.69 SF)

Floor Space ratio

2.5 FSR + extra 40% bonus for building rental = 3.5 FSR total

redevelopment Potential

Allow residential buildings up to 18 storeys:

Density Buildable

Base 2.5 FSR 45,335 SF

Bonus* 1.0 FSR 18,135 SF

total 3.5 FSr 63,470 SF

*extra 1.0 FSR for building rental, 0.5 of bonus can be condo

improvement 17-unit 3-storey wood-frame strata-titled multi-family building

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Overview

White Rock’s population has been growing at a moderate rate for decades, with most of the recent growth taking place in the Town Centre and adjacent areas. In the last decade, approximately 73% of new housing starts have been in the form of apartments. Over the last 10 years, over half of new retail and service development has taken place in the Town Centre, and approximately one third has taken place in the eastern commercial portion of Marine Drive. Detailed growth trends for population, housing, and commercial development are outlined in Part A.

The general approach to growth management in the City is to reinforce the existing pattern of growth and continue to focus density in the Town Centre, as presented in Figure 6. Additional growth is to be located in the Town Centre Transition and Lower Town Centre areas. The highest heights and densities are to be concentrated at the intersection of Johnston and North Bluff Roads, with heights and densities generally transitioning down to the south, east, and west. The Conceptual Urban Form for the City is highlighted in Figures 7 and 8.

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Figure 6 White Rock Growth Plan

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Height and density transition from Town Centre southward

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Figure 7 Conceptual Urban Form - East-West Section

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The Georgian —constructed in 1974

Source: City of White Rock

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Schedule A Land Use Plan

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Overview

The majority of the land area in the City of White Rock is dedicated to single family dwellings in Mature Neighbourhoods. Low-rise multi-unit buildings are the dominant form surrounding the Town Centre and Lower Town Centre, while a combination of low-rise, mid-rise, and high-rise residential and mixed-use buildings are located in the Town Centre. Commercial development is focused along Johnston Road and Marine Drive, and institutional and open space uses are scattered throughout the City.

Land use designations allow for the management of future development in the City. Future growth is to be focused in the Town Centre as well as the adjacent Town Centre Transition areas and the Lower Town Centre. Allowable densities (Gross Floor Area Ratio or FAR) for future development for these three land use designations are highlighted in Figure 9. Potential heights (in storeys) for the same areas are outlined in Figure 10. Schedule A indicates the land use designation that applies to each property in the City.

Figure 10 Conceptual Height Transitions in the Town Centre, Town Centre Transition, and Lower Town Centre Areas

Figure 9 Maximum FAR in the Town Centre, Town Centre Transition, and Lower Town Centre Areas (* indicates 2�0 FAR)

Conceptual Height Transition in Town Centre Transition

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Source: City of White Rock”

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The Town Centre Transition area is residential in character, with densities and heights that support the Town Centre and provide transitions to neighbouring low to mid-rise residential areas.

To enable a concentration of multi-unit residential uses to provide easy access to and to strengthen the commercial uses in the Town Centre and the transit corridor on North Bluff Road, and to provide a transition to surrounding low- to mid-rise residential areas.

• urban Design – Enhance the built and public realms through guidelines included in the Multi-Family Development Permit Area in Part D. Focus on the establishment of a greenway between the Town Centre and Centennial Park.

• rental housing – Allow a 40% increase to maximum FARs where at least half of this additional floor area is dedicated to and secured as residential rental units.

• uses and Building types – Allow multi-unit residential uses, with mixed-use (commercial/residential) on George Street and adjacent to the hospital. Building types range from low-rise to high-rise.

• Density and height – Concentrate the highest heights and densities adjacent to the Town Centre along North Bluff Road.

• everall Neighbourhood – Allow height increases to accommodate allowable densities while protecting mature, healthy, high-value trees in the area bounded by North Bluff Road, Thrift Avenue, Oxford Street, and Vidal Street.

Cynthia JaggerPersonal Real Estate CorporationDirect 604 912 [email protected]

David GoodmanDirect 604 714 [email protected]

Mark GoodmanPersonal Real Estate CorporationDirect 604 714 [email protected]

Greater Vancouver’s authority on selling apartment buildings and

development siteswww.goodmanreport.com

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08 Surrey Public Library

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