There could be a new neighbourhood of townhouses near the north end of the Lions Gate Bridge as part of the District of North Vancouver’s redeveloped Lions Gate Village neighbourhood.

At least five separate townhouse redevelopment projects by different development teams are clustered very closely within the small area wedged between Capilano Road to the east, Capilano River to the west and north, and Marine Drive to the south. Altogether, these redevelopments will offer over 270 new townhouses.

2028-2067 Glenaire Drive

A rezoning application has been submitted to the municipal government to redevelop a 3.4-acre property that spans Glenaire Drive to Sandown Place, replacing 16 existing single-family homes.

2028-2067 Glenaire Drive, 1963-1985 Sandown Place, 1944 & 1976 Fullerton Avenue (Google Maps)

There will be 156 townhouses within 14 three-storey buildings with rooftop decks and 252 underground parking stalls.

The project, also known as Lions Gate Townhomes, is proposed by Citimark and Woodbridge Properties and is the largest townhouse redevelopment currently planned for the area.

2028-2067 Glenaire Drive, 1963-1985 Sandown Place, 1944 & 1976 Fullerton Avenue (Citimark / Woodbridge Properties)

2028-2067 Glenaire Drive, 1963-1985 Sandown Place, 1944 & 1976 Fullerton Avenue (Citimark / Woodbridge Properties)

1801-1865 Glenaire Drive

Cressey (Klahanie Park) Development LLP is proposing to build 40 townhouses within six separate buildings.

1801-1865 Glenaire Drive / 2064 & 2082 Curling Road (Google Maps)

All of the units will have a conventional three-storey walk-up configuration and consist of three bedrooms, making the homes suitable for families. A total of 79 parking spaces within an underground level is planned.

This project will replace six single-family homes.

1801-1865 Glenaire Drive / 2064 & 2082 Curling Road (Cressey (Klahanie Park) Development LLP)

1801-1865 Glenaire Drive / 2064 & 2082 Curling Road (Cressey (Klahanie Park) Development LLP)

1920 and 1932 Glenaire Drive

Under a proposal by PC Urban, two single-family homes could be replaced by 15 townhouses in two three-storey buildings with 29 underground parking stalls.

1920 and 1932 Glenaire Drive (Google Maps)

1920 and 1932 Glenaire Drive (PC Urban)

1946-1998 Glenaire Drive

PC Urban is also behind a townhouse project with 23 units, with each unit containing three bedrooms for large families. The homes, replacing five single-family homes, will be built in three buildings reaching three-storeys high each.

There will be 46 underground parking spaces and storage for 47 bicycles.

This project has already received municipal government approval.

1946-1998 Glenaire Drive (Google Maps)

1946-1998 Glenaire Drive (PC Urban)

1946-1998 Glenaire Drive (PC Urban)

1951, 1963, 1987 Glenaire Drive

Four three-storey buildings containing 37 townhomes has been proposed for the north side of Belle Isle Park, replacing five single-family homes. It will have 76 underground parking spaces.

The development site is located just north of the under-construction LARCO mixed-use redevelopment with seven buildings reaching up to 18 storeys.

1951, 1963, 1987 Glenaire Drive / 1982 & 1990 Belle Isle Place (Integra Architecture)

Even with all of these redevelopment projects, the neighbourhood still has large single-family residential lots that could be used for further townhouse projects, as prescribed by the District’s Official Community Plan.

See also

• 784 homes and new recreation centre proposed for Harry Jerome Lands
• Two residential towers proposed for Park Royal South's parking lot (RENDERINGS)
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• Two towers with 162 homes proposed for Lonsdale in North Vancouver
• Lonsdale waterfront's new outdoor ice rink and plaza at The Shipyards to open in 2019
• JOEY just announced plans for their epic first North Shore location
• Residential redevelopment proposed for North Shore Winter Club
• Townhouses could replace Shaughnessy mansions on Granville Street