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59 W 7th Av, Vancouver
An address in Mount Pleasant, Vancouver, zoned I-1 (Industrial). 1 building permit is on file, most recently “Exterior and interior alterations and change of use from existing Wholesale (Group F2) to…” (issued 10 July 2024). The City's 2026 assessed value is $8,389,000.
Neighbourhood profile
From the 2021 Census, for the small area around this address that Statistics Canada calls a dissemination area (59154173, 895 people). Statistics Canada draws these areas; they are not the City's neighbourhoods.
Permit history
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2024-07-10
Exterior and interior alterations and change of use from existing Wholesale (Group F2) to Clothing Manufacturing (Group F2) with ancillary office to the entire two storeys for this owner-occupied building on the site. Scope of work includes adding lightwell and interconnecting stairs, providing interior fit-out to washrooms, staff kitchen and office space. Exterior scope includes covering parts of exterior (South and East) elevations in backlit perforated metal cladding, installing skylights to the roof. Notes: - It is proposed to sprinkler the entire building to NFPA 13 to meet 3.2.8.2.(6) exemption. *** Reviewed under the VBBL 2019 *** Revision#1, Oct 24, 2024 - J. Chen - Changed Contractor - Revised location and configuration of proposed interconnecting stair. - Deleted proposed glass blocks in concrete floor. - Reduce number/area of proposed skylights. - Added security gate at front entrance. - Relocated front loading bay to laneway. - Converted and extended existing loading deck to staff outdoor space. Revision #2, Feb 24, 2025 - J. Chen - #1, Delete Skylights and revise Roof Insulation Package sloping. - #2, Revise Front Entry configuration, delete vestibule and add structural lintel. - #3, Add internal Roof service Access hatch (for maintenance) - #4, Revise rooftop AHU equipment - #5, Add Air-Vapor barrier Paint in lieu of 6ml poly a-v barrier - #6, Delete exterior perforated decorative screen - #7, Relocate Fire Alarm Annunciator and Intercom. · $865,000
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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