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Article content Presale condos started selling in 2015 for One Burrard Place, which should be completed in the fall of 2021. Photo by Reliance Properties /PNG
Reliance and the Pattison Group just launched the second condo tower at their Burrard Place development and 2 Burrard Place sold more than 100 out of 239 homes in two days, the companies said in a news release.
Dillon Sangha, market and advisory manager at Urban Analytics, which tracks presale trends, estimates the 2 Burrard units, which range between 435 to 1,800 square feet, were pre-sold at around $1,700 to $1,850 per square foot.
The 35-storey, 2 Burrard Place will be next to One Burrard Place, another condo tower, which will be 60 storeys. Its presales sold out in 2015 and it’s now nearing completion.
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The report uses 2016 census information to highlight its most represented ethnic origins, as well as Indigenous identity. It also looks at the racial identity of groups in Vancouver including white, Chinese, South Asian, Filipino, Southeast Asian, Indigenous, Latin American, Japanese, Korean, West Asian, Black, Arab, Other, and Multiple.
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However, when it examines “economy and equity,” it uses the categories of white, Black, Indigenous, and Other Visible Minority to compare low-income and poverty rates. There isn’t a breakdown of groups within the “Other Visible Minority” category.
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Almost 70 per cent of the fires were set off by lightning and it’s expected there will be more new fires in the Interior in the coming days.
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About 100 firefighters from other provinces will be arriving to B.C. on Monday. They will be tested for COVID-19 in Abbotsford and Chilliwack before being sent elsewhere in the province, said Cliff Chapman, director of provincial operations for the B.C. Wildfire Service.
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