1301 Hillside Avenue
proposed
Uses: condos, commercial
Address:
Address:
1301 Hillside Avenue
Municipality: Victoria
Region: Urban core
Storeys: 6
Condo units: 50
(studio/bachelor, 1BR, 2BR, live-work) Sales status: in planning
1301 Hillside Avenue is a proposal to build a six-storey, 50-unit condominium complex at the intersection of Hillside Avenue and Cook Street in the City of Victoria's Oaklands neighbourhood.
The proponent plans to include 16 BC Housing-backed affordable condomonium homes.
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Building Stats
Construction start: 2020
Construction completed: 2021
Storeys: 6
Units: 50
Gross floor area: 32,886 sq. ft.
Primary material: woodframe
Parking type: underground
Total parking stalls: 24
Condo Unit Details
Units: 50
Sales status: in planning
Target market: mid-market
Affordable and/or subsidized: yes
Unit types: studio/bachelor, 1BR, 2BR, live-work
Commercial space details
The proposal includes two live-work residences.
1301 Hillside Avenue Discussion on VibrantVictoria.ca
G-Man
• Jul. 24 at 1:38pm
Not entirely true. They balance what will make money with what the city says they can build. The city could require it.
Mike K.
• Jul. 24 at 1:59pm
Retail is becoming a challenging component of buildings even in the downtown core. Consider how long it took to lease the Hillside/Prior retail space (years) where the corner store used to be, and it has a large dedicated parking lot. So does the tennis retailer.
G-Man
• Jul. 24 at 2:35pm
Hillside Prior was a unique circumstance related to a specific business.
I would say that downtown retail is thriving in established areas while expanded retail areas are slow to fill up. I was just on LoJo the other day and it has never been better.
I would say that downtown retail is thriving in established areas while expanded retail areas are slow to fill up. I was just on LoJo the other day and it has never been better.
Rob Randall
• Jul. 24 at 5:02pm
This should have been at the very least a cornerstore in it.
Is it 1924? Are we buying cornbread and smoking a cigar with Ol' Pappy sitting around listening to the Victrola?
I used to live at that intersection. It was an easy walk to Quadra Village.
Kapten Kapsell
• Dec. 7 at 12:17am
This is going to COTW on Thursday Dec 12; staff recommend moving this application forward to a public hearing.
Related News
Rental proposal at Cook and Hillside switches gears in pursuit of BC Housing-backed condo project
MIKE KOZAKOWSKI, CITIFIED.CA
Published March 27, 2019
50-unit condo eyed for Cook Street at Hillside Avenue earmarked for a 16-unit affordable homeownership component.
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