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January 14, 2026

January 2026 snapshot: Hemlock and Broadway 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 account, removed unsupported rent/land/transit-premium forecasts and qualified lease advice. The project record and policy claims still need primary-source verification. These changes do not mark the article as fully source-checked or legally reviewed.

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Executive Summary

"The January 2026 article described a 35-storey mixed-use proposal at Hemlock and Broadway. Its current status, amenity commitments and approved form have not been verified in this editorial audit."

Project Overview: 1368-1398 West Broadway

The January 2026 article described a Concord Pacific proposal for 1368–1398 West Broadway at Hemlock Street. It referred to a 35-storey mixed-use tower. Treat the descriptions below as an earlier proposal account; confirm the current application, plans and decisions with the City before relying on them.

The Broadway Plan Context

The Broadway Plan is a 30-year strategy for the area surrounding the Broadway Subway Project. It aims to integrate new housing, jobs, and amenities near transit. This article does not establish a parcel-specific density entitlement or approval. The relevant policy and actual application need checking.

Earlier described design and amenity

The January account described a tower podium, retail space and a seniors' centre. Those features, the developer's identity, site boundaries and any amenity commitment still need checking against the actual City application, drawings and decision. A description in this earlier article is not proof of an approved obligation.

Questions for neighbouring owners

Check the actual development application, approved uses, access arrangements and construction information. Compare dated local leasing and sales evidence rather than assuming a proposed tower creates a particular rent or land premium.

Separate proposal features from outcomes

A proposal, engagement period, rezoning decision, permit and completed building are different stages. A January 2026 consultation date does not establish today's status or a completion timetable. No appreciation, rent uplift or transit premium is verified here.

Advisory for Owners

Ask a commercial leasing lawyer to review any proposed redevelopment or demolition clause against actual plans and the agreement. A nearby proposal does not itself give an owner a right to terminate a tenancy.

#Concord Pacific Vancouver#West Broadway development#Hemlock Street rezoning#Broadway Plan towers

Questions covered in this article

Which site did the January 2026 article describe?

It identified 1368–1398 West Broadway at Hemlock Street. Confirm the current application and parcel information in City records.

Is the January 2026 feedback period still open?

The earlier article referred to January 14–27, 2026. Those dates have passed; this page has not verified the current engagement or approval status.