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255 E 7th Av, Vancouver
An address in Mount Pleasant, Vancouver, zoned IC-3 (Industrial). 1 building permit is on file, most recently “Interior alterations and change of use from Artist studio class A (F2) to Production stud…” (issued 18 May 2022). The City's 2026 assessed value is $6,347,702.
Neighbourhood profile
From the 2021 Census, for the small area around this address that Statistics Canada calls a dissemination area (59153164, 2,058 people). Statistics Canada draws these areas; they are not the City's neighbourhoods.
Permit history
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2022-05-18
Interior alterations and change of use from Artist studio class A (F2) to Production studio (F2) in this existing Municipally Designated Heritage C commercial building on this site. Scope of work includes constructing interior partition walls to create two rooms, installing a raised floor, validating the washrooms and kitchenette, constructing an interior ramp and changing the lighting throughout. Ok for field review as per City staff: - Energy Upgrade: E2 - Lighting - Upgrade to incorporate scheduled shutoff (per City staff.4.1.1.(i) of ASHRAE 90.1-2016) - This building is sprinklered. DBI to determine on site if a separate sprinkler permit is required. - Storefront glazing is to remain clear and unobstructed. No translucent or opaque film, artwork, shelving, display case, curtains or similar elements are to be installed on or directly outside or inside of the approved glazing. Separate permit is required for all signage Energy checklist is currently no longer required with your Building Permit application. Some supporting documents are still required at BP stage, specifically Envelope and HVAC, if applicable. Service Water Heating and Lighting supporting documents, if applicable, must be submitted with your related trades permits (e.g. electrical and plumbing). All energy upgrades will be checked during inspections stage. It is the applicant's responsibility to identify and note all required upgrades including energy upgrades on their BP drawings at BP stage. · $50,000
Mercury Contracting Ltd Issued
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Recent permits in Mount Pleasant
#12 - 1255 E 15TH AV Interior alterations to provide residential improvement to an existing dwelling unit at #12 - 1255 E 15th Ave. on the second floor of this townhouse in existing multiple dwelling building on the site. Okay for DTI per City staff · no contractor listed2026-10-30
To demolish this existing single detached house (1946) ($40,000) on this site (non rental) This demolition permit also permits abatement work to be completed to WorkSafe standards. Related permit: DB-2026-03052 This permit is subject to the Green Demolition Bylaw (11023). Pre-1950 homes require recycling of a minimum 75 percent of non-hazardous construction materials, and pre-1940 homes with character will require a minimum 90% recycling of non-hazardous construction materials. In addition, pre-1910 homes or pre-1950 heritage listed homes, require deconstruction and salvage of a minimum of three metric tonnes of wood. *This permit is issued under the 2025 Vancouver Building By-law #14343 effective September 15, 2025. · JMS DEMO AND LANDSCAPING LTD.2026-10-30
To construct a Multiple Dwelling “Multiplex” with a two-storey two-unit rear building with four carport parking spaces, having vehicular access from the lane. 1.\tMechanical unit proposed – Exterior components located in the courtyard, Interior components located in the second-floor mechanical room · BTH Black Tusk Homes2026-10-16