A housing proposal spearheaded by three First Nations that would double the population of Vancouver’s West Point Grey neighbourhood begins its public consultations this week.
The Jericho Lands proposal — first revealed in 2021 after work began in 2016 — includes a large housing project featuring dozens of buildings, a mix of community centres, park land and wilderness spaces, along with potential for a SkyTrain station if the Millennium Line is extended to the University of British Columbia.
It’s set to be built on a 90-acre (36.4-hectare) site in West Point Grey, an upscale neighbourhood of around 13,000 people, bounded by West Fourth Avenue, Highbury Street, West Eighth Avenue and Discovery Street.
The Jericho Lands area is
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