Seven-storey building at Davie and Granville gets green light

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      On August 26, Vancouver’s urban-design panel gave the green light to a seven-storey mixed-use building on the northwest corner of Davie and Granville streets.

      Deecorp Properties Ltd. hopes to build 94 residential units, ground-floor commercial space, and 47 underground parking stalls at the site of Tsui Hang Village Chinese Restaurant.

      The project was mentioned in last week’s real-estate column. It’s scheduled to go to the city’s development permit board on October 19.

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      Doug Butabi

      Sep 2, 2015 at 12:48pm

      This is an outrage! Getting terrible chinese food in the early morning hours with a pot of cold tea should be protected as a cultural institution! The Bridge and Tunnel crowd surely won't let this stand.

      Alf

      Sep 9, 2015 at 1:20pm

      It looks like the cops are going to have find a new place for cheap food, the late night partiers are going to have to find a new after 2:00am place to eat and drink.

      This reminds me of when Bill Kee on Broadway closed....Vancouver is changing....not for the better.

      Martin Dunphy

      Sep 9, 2015 at 2:14pm

      Alf:

      I commiserate. Bill Kee was THE place for a bowl of curried beef brisket at 2 a.m.