Woodward’s Vancouver Condo Development
The wait is finally over! Woodward’s Vancouver real estate condo development district is under way. Claim your piece of Vancouver’s Woodwards heritage today.

Woodwards Condo ON SALE by assignment! W43 - 128 W. Cordova St The Details: Beautiful 1 bedroom unit on the 33rd floor facing south-west. Unit #: W43 3307 Size: 654 sq ft Completion: 2009 Price: $425,000 CAD Funds Required: $147,400 CAD Call Danny Chow at Rennie Resales at 604.765.2469 Click here for the floorplan

The Woodward’s Vancouver condominium development project is a collection of modern living resident towers that will be the future home to SFU’s School for the Contemporary Arts and Club W.

Where is Woodward’s District in Vancouver?
If you remember the old Woodward’s building, it is located in downtown Vancouver. Central location and an up-and-coming revitalization city plan has revived the Woodward’s condo development project in Vancouver this year. Set close to Vancouver’s Chinatown and Gastown district, the Woodward’s real estate development project is the next piece to the redevelopment of the area. The Woodward’s real estate condo development presents a unique opportunity for people looking to purchase a home in Vancouver’s next trendy district. The Woodward’s condo development also represents a great investment opportunity for real estate investors.

Woodward’s District Condo Residences in Vancouver
Currently, the Woodward’s condo development is in it’s final planning stages. With a presentation centre and showroom opening in spring 2006, there is a lot of hype and excitement in claiming one of the last pieces of Vancouver downtown real estate. With the Woodward’s condo homes priced between a reasonable $200,000 to $500,000, these homes will be snatched up very quickly.

The Woodwards Real Estate Development
What many people don’t recognize is that the Woodward’s condo real estate development consists of four towers. There will be two low-rise Woodward’s towers as well as two high-rise buildings. One of the low-rise building at Woodward’s condos is set to become low-income housing as planned by the real estate board. This is going to be essential in revitalizing the Woodward’s district. There will be a mix of both residential units as well as retail space in the Woodward’s real estate condo development, allowing for both residents and merchants to move into an up-and-coming area.

How to Contact Woodward’s Condo Development in Vancouver
Currently, the Woodward’s building has not opened their presentation center or showroom yet. However, they will be opening the Vancouver sales center this spring. Woodward’s real estate development is accepting pre-registrations. If you are interested in buying a condo in Woodward’s home development in Vancouver, please pre-register to get your name on the list. Again, the Woodward’s real estate condos are in the pre-construction sales opportunity phase. This means that you will be able to purchase a home in Woodward’s buildings by paying a deposit and not having to worry about paying a mortgage until the construction of the Woodward’s real estate project is complete and ready for move in. This is currently set for early 2007. Sales priorities at the Vancouver Woodward’s condo development goes to first time home buyers as well as people looking for a principal residence. Investors looking for a Woodward’s condo residence to invest in may be hard pressed as the value and prices of the Woodward’s homes are undervalued at this point.

The Gastown Woodwards Vancouver Condo Development Nears Completion – April 2009
According to 24 Hours and Metro News Vancouver newspapers, the much anticipated master planned residential neighbourhood of downtown Vancouver Woodwards real estate development is nearing completion after starting construction back in 2006. Woodward’s huge W will once again beam over Gastown downtown Vancouver as the redeveloped site gets close to warpping up construction before residents move in this summer. The future home of Simon Fraser University School for the Contemporary Arts, also includes single and family non-market housing, a daycare, playgrounds and rooftop gardens. A media opening was done for the new Woodwards Vancouver condo development just yesterday to much anticipation and excitement. “I think this is going to be the catalyst [for the Downtown East Side] and it’s a very positive catalyst because it’s inclusive,” said Jim, ex-COPE city councilor, who spearheaded the Downtown Vancouver Woodwards Condo Real Estate redevelopment project back in 2003. Architect Gregory Henriquez said he’s all in favour of using density as a means for affordable housing and hopes that the Woodwards Vancouver condo project will encourage other real estate developers to build in the Downtown Eastside also know as the DTES. “It would be fabulous if other developers built large buildings in the area as long as it included non market housing as well,” he said. The City of Vancouver bought the buildings from the province in 2003 for $5.5 million and began construction of the pre-sale Downtown Vancouver Woodwards condo project back in 2006 according to Stefania of 24 Hours. Now according to Metro Vancouver newspaper’s Jeff, Woodwards Vancouver condos opens its doors to the media in April 2009. How do you top a massive condo housing development that has been hailed as a “model of inclusivity” and leading a “rebirth of the Downtown Eastside?” How about a W shaped hot tub at the Gastown Vancouver Woodwards condo tower residences? The tub, unfinished and wrapped in heavy clear plastic on Thursday, sits atop the 43 storey residential W-condo tower of Vancouver’s Woodwards real estate condo development. “I’m looking forward to visiting my friends at the Woodward’s condo building to check out that hot tub,” said Mayor Gregor Robertson, following a preview of the Gastown real estate development. The open communal roof, or Club W of Woodwards Condos, features a rock-climbing wall, a gym, a kitchen, a barbecue and a TV room set against unobstructed views of the city, Burrard Inlet and the North Shore Mountains. The pre-sale downtown Vancouver Woodward’s condo development, which began with the city’s purchase of the old department store in 2003 (following high profile homeless squats in the building), features 536 market housing units and 200 non-market units. The Woodwards Vancouver condo development will house the new Simon Fraser University’s School for the Contemporary Arts, office space, gardens, an outdoor plaza, a daycare, a bank, a London Drugs and a grocery store. Architect Gregor Henriquez called the $3.3 million development “one of the most complex missed use projects in the history of North America.”