The city released a “conceptual development plan” for the 80 acres of land it owns and manages on the south shore of False Creek | File photo: Dan Toulgoet
The city has released a “conceptual development plan” for 80 acres of land it owns and manages on the south shore of False Creek that contemplates tripling the number of housing units and adding new buildings of six to 28 storeys high.
Taller buildings such as a 500-foot residential tower near the Granville Bridge would be situated at the edges of the property while lower buildings would be built in the middle of the neighbourhood, which runs between the Burrard and
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