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In 1990, Concord Pacific was given permission to build 7,650 residential units on the Expo lands they purchased from the province. Part of the agreement was a requirement for 2.75 acres of park for every 1,000 residential units. Lot 9 (Creekside Park - the land northwest of Science World) was part of this original commitment. The actual wording of...Read More...
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May-13-2010
• GlobalTV's Ron Bencze looks at the controversy brewing over Concord Pacific's seemingly low tax bill for the Northeast False Creek property and the potential conflict of interest of political donations to Vancouver City Councillors.Read More...
May-12-2010
• The property, owned by mega-developer Concord Pacific, sits empty and covered in asphalt between Carrall Street and the Telus World of Science. Concord collects big money leasing the land to companies such as Molson and Cirque du Soleil.Read More...
May-7-2010
• Robertson said an appeal to B.C. Assessment over the value of the land between Carrall Street and the Telus World of Science parking lot would likely end up costing the city money in a court battle.Read More...
May-6-2010
• Is the reason city politicians didn't question the surprisingly low assessed value of a waterfront property in Northeast False Creek tied to their financial relationships with the owner of the land?Read More...
May-5-2010
• The city will review why a nine-acre waterfront property in Northeast False Creek has been assessed at surprisingly low values for almost a decade.Read More...
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