The Hudson Mews | 12-storeys | Residential, commercial
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The Hudson Mews is the second phase of the multi-phased Hudson project on the old Hudson’s Bay Department Store property in downtown Victoria.
The Hudson Mews follows the redevelopment of the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) department store, dubbed The Hudson, and will consist of the largest rental housing component built in downtown Victoria in many years
The project was originally meant to become a 75% subsidized rental and 25% market condo tower, although the partnership between TL Housing Solutions (a spin-off development outfit of Townline Group of Companies), BC Housing and the City of Victoria disintegrated in the late summer of 2010.
Ground floor retail is also envisioned.
See also: The Hudson, tower I; The Hudson, tower II; The Hudson
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This project's public discussion on VibrantVictoria.ca
Below are the five latest responses to the dedicated discussion thread for this project:
Baro
Sep 09, 2011 at 6:42 pmI have a feeling that the Jack Davis Building is going to be flanked by deep holes for a very long time.
Szeven
Oct 02, 2011 at 5:48 pmThe penthouses are coming out very soon and I hear the pricing is 30-50% cheaper than the original prices. The best units 750-900k vs 1.35-1.55m originally.
renter77
Oct 18, 2011 at 1:34 pmThe 2 bedroom lofts are back up on my PCS for 399K-439K.
guyinthesky
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:19 amAfter a LONNNG Hiatus - I'm briefly coming out of the lurking ranks...
It is my understanding...that...Townline has got the financing in the row as several of their other projects in Vancouver have finished off...It is ALSO my understanding that Rick Illich is not attempting to self-perform this work anymore and will be contracting it out to Campbell Construction to build whatever this project is currently being called. Rick has been paying a cut rate on the crane to keep it up all this time as he doesn't own it.
Who knows if it will actually start up, but thats the latest scuttlebutt on the street.
G-Man
Jan 13, 2012 at 10:33 amFunny I was just wondering about whether this project should be moved to the dead zone.



