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460 Robson St, Vancouver
An address in Downtown, Vancouver, zoned CD-1 (418) (Comprehensive Development). 4 building permits are on file, most recently “Interior alterations to construct a new LULA accessible shaft and machine room in this ex…” (issued 21 November 2023). The City's 2026 assessed value for the 4 accounts at this address is $17,695,000.
Neighbourhood profile
From the 2021 Census, for the small area around this address that Statistics Canada calls a dissemination area (59154145, 890 people). Statistics Canada draws these areas; they are not the City's neighbourhoods.
Permit history
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2023-11-21
Interior alterations to construct a new LULA accessible shaft and machine room in this existing Public Cultural Amenity Space (similar to Hall) at 808 Richards St of this existing mixed-use building on the site. LULA shaft will span from the ground floor (street level) up to the 2nd storey. Notes: 1. Accessible list to meet the requirements of CSA-B651. 2. Accessible lift to be connected to fire alarm system for elevator recall meeting the requirements of CSA-B44. 3. Permit reviewed and approved to VBBL #12511 (2019) Revision #1 (P Volpi, Aug. 15/24) · $518,609
no contractor listed Issued -
2021-08-10
808 Richards St Interior alterations to provide improvements to the Public Cultural Amenity Space (similar to Hall) at 808 Richards St on the ground floor of this mixed-use building on this site. Work to add an accessible washroom. DBI to determine if a sprinkler permit is required. E2 - Lighting - timer upgrade 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). 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. Separate permit is required for any upgrade to fire alarm. OK for Field Review per City staff · $52,374
CDC Construction Ltd Issued -
2019-04-11
Interior alterations to provide improvements for existing Restaurant - Class 1 tenant at 450 Robson St in this existing mixed-use building. No changes to existing kitchen equipment, occupant load and washrooms. Approved occupant load: 50 (43 fixed seats inside + 5 staff + 2 exterior seats with a table on the City property) as per City staff. Total occupant load not to exceed 50 based on provision of two washrooms. OK for field review as per City staff: 1. Separate permit is required for new signage. 2. No sprinkler head alterations proposed. District Building Inspector to determine if sprinkler permit is required. 3. New heated shelf is not considered as new kitchen equipment and cleared by Hamid Mahpour. · $150,000
no contractor listed Issued -
2017-12-13
Interior Alterations to provide tenant improvement for the existing Restaurant Class 1 (Group A2) - Starbucks on the ground floor of this 19-storey commercial/residential building on the site. Building Review Notes: - Total occupant load = 49 persons including staff. Maximum 60 persons. - Proposed to remove an existing exterior door, okay per City staff · $338,000
K T W Construction Inc Issued
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Recent permits in Downtown
To construct a 9-storey (8 storey Z&D) building containing 94 Residential Rental (Seniors Supportive Dwelling) and amenity space serving occupant of the building. Scope of work also includes façade retention, rehabilitation and restoration of the Hartney Chambers Vancouver Heritage Building (demo and retention applied under DB-2026-00299) - 1st storey includes loading/vehicle parking, storage, service room, generator & electrical room, heat treatment room - 2nd storey includes main entrance, common dining, amenity and kitchen, UTR and residential suites, - 3-9 storey includes residential units, shower room, service room. 9th storey also includes amenity room. SHORT Project · ITC Projects Inc2026-10-30
Interior alteration to convert an existing shell CRU into a Neighbourhood Public House in this 10-storey hotel building. - Refer to BP-2021-00364 for the base building. Notes: 1. This permit has been reviewed under the provisions of VBBL 2019. 2. The Roof Deck is excluded from this application and shall not be used by patrons of the neighbourhood public house on the ground floor. 3. The time limitation on DP-2025-00909 shall be observed. ISSUED: Oct. 30, 2026 (S.Yoo) · NDY Contracting Ltd2026-10-30
#1150 - 11th floor Interior alterations to provide improvements to this existing general office on the 11th floor (#1150) of this existing commercial building on site. Scope of work: Install new kitchenette, countertop and cabinet, electriclal, plumbing and sprinkler work to suit. Building Sprinklered – Separate sprinkler permit required for proposed sprinkler work. 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). · Central West Project Management Inc.2026-10-30