At a Glance
- located at the corner of Fraser Street & Marine Drive
- transit-oriented, mixed-use
- 4 buildings from 5 – 22 storeys
- 368 condominiums
- 37-space childcare facility
- courtyard & plaza
- park & roof garden
South Vancouver Starts Here
Serracan has teamed up with Walter Francl Architects for this extensive regeneration project. It’s set to change how the city sees this part of South Vancouver. Following an enhanced community consultation process with local residents, Serracan successfully rezoned the property into a new project with a central park and roof garden flanked by four residential buildings. Serviced by neighbourhood retail amenities, an on-site daycare, and neighbourhood house, the project will stand as a key anchor on the revitalized, new Fraser Street. The project received unanimous urban design panel approval, unanimous council approval, and remarkable community support.
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Pricing for Fraser Commons
As this development is in pre-construction, Serracan have not yet made public pricing details. Sign up to our VIP list above for priority access to Fraser Commons updates.
Floor Plans for Fraser Commons
The following mix of residences are proposed for Fraser Commons:
- 48 x studio
- 99 x 1-bedroom
- 61 x 1-bedroom + den
- 71 x 2-bedroom
- 69 x 2-bedroom + den
- 10 x 3-bedroom
- 10 x townhouse
Contact me today to discuss availability and plans according to your needs.
Amenities at Fraser Commons
Residents will enjoy shared use of a 3,046-sq-ft residential amenity space on Level 2 of the southwest tower, adjacent to the retail space. There will also be a roof deck with an adjoining 445-sq-ft indoor amenity space. At the heart of Fraser commons is a 1/4-acre community park with a lawn surrounded by evergreen, low, shrub plantings, and an arc of deciduous shade trees. At the bottom of the sloped park, a paved courtyard accommodates six parking stalls for daycare use and three loading spaces for the buildings. A small, pedestrian-only, plaza is surrounded by two lobbies and a café space with a patio. Approximately 15,500 sq ft of retail space is available for shops and services.
Parking and Storage
Three levels of underground parking will provide 345 residential and 26 commercial vehicle spaces. Six daycare parking spaces are available in the courtyard. Bicycle parking will include 460 residential and four commercial Class A spaces, and six residential and six commercial Class B spaces. Loading facilities will be available with one Class A and two Class B loading areas. Over 12,000 sq ft of secure residential storage is slated for the parkade.
Maintenance Fees at Fraser Commons
TBA.
Developer Team for Fraser Commons
Serracan is a Vancouver-based real estate development company committed to creating urban, commercial and mixed-use developments that combine the ideal elements to transform our communities and our city. It is a private company with real estate holdings in Western Canada. Serracan is known for being entrepreneurial, with a strong operational competency, integrity, and a long history of solid relationships. Their leadership team has partnered with significant public and private sector companies on nearly every class of real estate – mixed use, commercial, and residential.
Award-winning Francl Architecture has primarily focused its work for both public and private clients within the City of Vancouver over the past 25 years, giving the firm an intimate knowledge of the evolution of the civic fabric and an awareness of its potentials. Their diverse portfolio reflects a commitment to an interactive design process that builds on a clear understanding of their clients’ and users’ needs.
Expected Completion for Fraser Commons
TBA. Sales begin in Spring 2018.
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