Nearly two years after receiving rezoning approval from Vancouver City Council, construction has officially commenced on the major rental housing redevelopment of Ashley Mar Housing Co-operative in South Vancouver.

Protected mountain view cones in Vancouver will go through two main stages of review over the coming months, following Vancouver City Council’s unanimous decision today approving a member motion.

MC2, the new two-tower condominium development on Marine and Cambie, want to see how creative you are. Beginning this Saturday, September 22, 2012, to Monday October 8, 2012, show why Intracorp Canada‘s MC² and living on the Canada Line is awesome.

Expect a major infusion of new secured purpose-built rental housing and a new childcare facility at SkyTrain Joyce-Collingwood Station.

The Golden Tree is, in fact, an exact replica of the Hollow Tree in Stanley Park.

Two of Metro Vancouver’s largest architectural visualization companies have merged together to become the largest and most specialized creative visual studio in Western Canada.

A significant infusion of new secured purpose-built rental housing supply could be built immediately next to SkyTrain Joyce-Collingwood Station.

Intracorp’s 46-storey MetroPlace fulfills the City of Burnaby’s vision for new direction in urban design. The City of Burnaby has given final approval to a new design for town centre development that will become the “downtown heart” of Metrotown. MetroPlace, at Beresford Street and Telford Avenue across from the Metrotown SkyTrain station, combines increased density in the form of a tower rising from a pedestrian-oriented high street with Robson-style shopping and activity rather than the indoor malls more typical of the area.

Vancouver’s West End is one of the most desirable, vibrant and culturally rich neighbourhoods in the city. The Jervis, an upcoming development from Intracorp Projects Ltd., is looking to bring that culture to a whole new generation of residents.

For nearly half a century, the Telus “Boot” office tower at the northeast corner of the intersection of Boundary Road and Kingsway in Burnaby has served as a visual landmark from great distances.

If approved and built, this new high-rise mixed-use rental housing tower would become the new tallest building at SkyTrain Joyce-Collingwood Station in Vancouver.

Yet another change has been made to the future high-rise residential tower project for the land assembly of 1318 Thurlow Street and 1068-1090 Burnaby Street in downtown Vancouver’s West End neighbourhood.

Two separate projects on Granville Street just south of West 41st Avenue will generate a combined total of 181 secured purpose-built market rental homes.

Vancouver’s West End has always had its own unique charm. Full of heritage homes, chic apartments, and cutting-edge developments; it’s an iconic neighbourhood full of personality and eye-catching designs.

Additional density through increased height is being sought for a proposed redevelopment immediately west of SkyTrain’s Marine Drive Station with not only new replacement co-op homes but also significant social housing and market rental housing components.

Another stalled residential tower project in downtown Vancouver’s West End is returning to the rezoning application stage with different proposed uses.

An impressive amount of rental housing has been proposed for a site immediately adjacent to the Canada Line’s Marine Drive Station in South Vancouver, potentially cementing the area as one of the city’s most successful applications of transit-oriented development to date.

A very substantial transit-oriented rental housing redevelopment has been green-lighted by Vancouver City Council for a site immediately west of SkyTrain’s Marine Drive Station and bus loop.