Luxury condos and retail to replace former Dunbar Lumber Supply location
Construction is well underway on the redevelopment of the former location of Dunbar Lumber Supply at the southeast corner of Vancouver’s West Point Grey neighbourhood.
See also
- London Drugs to open new store in Vancouver's Dunbar Village this year
- West Point Grey Village faces uncertain future as growth slows and rents increase
- Former gas station at 10th Avenue and Alma to be redeveloped
- City block-sized housing building proposed for Dunbar Village retail strip
- New homes and retail proposed for Dunbar Southlands
A four-storey, mixed-use building called ‘The Grey’ is being built at 3601 West 16th Avenue — the northwest corner of the intersection of West 16th Avenue and Dunbar Street.
Local developer Westland is behind the project, which entails 29 high-end condominium units and about 14,200-sq-ft of ground-level retail and restaurant spaces, split between five commercial units.
Homes within the upper floor also include private rooftop spaces. As the property is situated at the top of a hillside, it boasts panoramic views of West Point Grey, Kitsilano, downtown Vancouver, and the harbour and North Shore mountains.
The building was designed by IBI Group and it is expected to reach completion in mid-2020.
Dunbar Lumber Supply was a longtime fixture of the area; it first opened at the location in 1935. The business moved to a smaller location at 2930 Arbutus Street in 2016, shortly after selling its home to the developer.
See also
- London Drugs to open new store in Vancouver's Dunbar Village this year
- West Point Grey Village faces uncertain future as growth slows and rents increase
- Former gas station at 10th Avenue and Alma to be redeveloped
- City block-sized housing building proposed for Dunbar Village retail strip
- New homes and retail proposed for Dunbar Southlands