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January 14, 2026

January 2026 snapshot: Broadway and Burrard tower proposal

Published by David Siccia Properties

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Earlier article: source review pending

Notice added October 25, 2026. This earlier article is awaiting a full source and accuracy review. Its publication and modification dates do not establish that deadlines, legal requirements, penalties, market figures or case examples are current or verified. Some archive articles discuss 2025 and early 2026 events.

Editorial changes: October 2026 editorial correction: dated the proposal coverage, removed an unsupported greenway price premium and qualified maintenance, timing and lease forecasts. Project and policy details remain unverified. These changes do not mark the article as fully source-checked or legally reviewed.

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Executive Summary

"This earlier account described a strata tower proposal at Broadway and Burrard. It does not establish an approved building, current design, completion schedule or an investment premium."

The Burrard & Broadway Gateway

The January 2026 article described a Concord Pacific proposal at 1795 West Broadway, near Burrard Street, for a 30-storey strata tower. That account is preserved as historical proposal context; the current application and design have not been checked in this editorial audit.

Strategic Location and Transit Connectivity

Check the exact parcels, existing and proposed access, nearby transport and applicable planning policy. The earlier account's location narrative does not establish an approval, a particular level of connectivity or a price premium.

Why This Matters for Commercial Owners

Treat retail, office and service-demand impacts as questions for research. The final uses, number of occupied homes, access, construction schedule and competing supply matter. No particular consumer demographic or demand increase is established by the proposal alone.

Investment Outlook (2026-2032)

Review the current City application, legal ownership structure, design and building documents before evaluating an investment. New mechanical systems or a proposal's age do not guarantee lower long-term costs.

Professional Property Management Considerations

The earlier article referred to a Q&A ending January 27, 2026. That period has passed. Confirm any current construction, access or delivery information with the City and project team rather than assuming a three-to-four-year schedule. Have counsel assess any proposed construction-impact lease provision.

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Questions covered in this article

What did the January 2026 account describe?

It described a primarily strata-residential proposal at 1795 West Broadway. Confirm the current application, use and design; this page does not establish approval or completion.