Green Light For Harbourside

Concert Properties’ rezoning application for Harbourside to the city of North Vancouver was approved this week, so work can begin on the mixed-use waterfront development over 12 acres. Concert president Brian McCauley says finding vacant land for development is "a rare opportunity."

The developers see the project—condos and rental homes, high-quality office, boutique retail, restaurants, parking, a full-service hotel and parks—as a call to action for people to come down to the area. Though based on the rendering, they have enough impressionist painters.

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