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2550 Willow St, Vancouver
An address in Fairview, Vancouver, zoned CD-1 (59) (Comprehensive Development). 3 building permits are on file, most recently “Interior alterations for an elevator upgrade to meet the requirements of CSA-B44 to this …” (issued 25 June 2024). The City's 2026 assessed value is $20,058,000.
Neighbourhood profile
From the 2021 Census, for the small area around this address that Statistics Canada calls a dissemination area (59150649, 663 people). Statistics Canada draws these areas; they are not the City's neighbourhoods.
Permit history
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2024-06-25
Interior alterations for an elevator upgrade to meet the requirements of CSA-B44 to this existing 4-storey hospital building (Eye Care Centre). Note: Permit reviewed and approved to VBBL #12511 (2019) · $563,522
no contractor listed Issued -
2023-10-05
Exterior alterations only to remove the existing Cooling Tower and to provide for the installation of a new Cooling Tower on the existing roof of this existing VGH Eye Care Centre Building. OK for exterior alteration to provide for the installation of a new Cooling Tower with a 6' high screening as accepted by Development Planner Hamid Shayan, September 18, 2023. OK for Direct To Inspections (DTI) processing as per City staff. · $300,000
no contractor listed Issued -
2017-02-03
2nd Floor - Interior alterations to provide improvements to room 210 in this existing hospital building on this site. Scope of work: convert existing open-plan room into three separate rooms. OK for field review per City staff. · $160,000
no contractor listed Issued
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Recent permits in Fairview
Interior alterations to install turnstiles in this existing Fitness Center #299 on the 2nd floor of this existing Municipally Designated Heritage commercial building. Notes: 1. With the addition of new vestibule walls, make sure they do not impact any existing sprinkler heads. If any sprinkler existing heads are to be relocated, a special sprinkler inspection is required. 2. Permit reviewed and approved to VBBL #14343 (2025). · no contractor listed2026-10-30
401 - 1750 W 2ND AV Exterior and Interior alteration to provide residential improvements including the removal of existing patio covers and increasing the size patio on the fourth floor, at unit 401 - 1750 W 2ND AV at this multiple dwelling building on the site. Ok for new guard patio per City staff. Submission under VBBL 2025 · no contractor listed2026-10-30
#320 - 3rd Floor Interior alterations to provide improvements to this new office tenant on the 3rd floor (#320) of this existing commercial building on site. Scope of work: Construct 2 new private offices, new mllwork, kitchenette, electrical and plumbing work to suit. TENANT: BC Family Doctors Building Sprinklered – Building inspector to determine on site if a separate sprinkler permit is required. Energy checklist is currently no longer required with your Building Permit (BP) 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). · Fusion Project Management Ltd2026-10-30