Qualicum Landing is the fastest selling development in Qualicum Beach. This Vancouver Island waterfront development is now 70% sold, with only five premier waterfront lots remaining.

The next selection day will be held on October 23^rd. A selection day is an effective way for buyers to choose the Vancouver Island home and location they want and to secure their priority position. This will allow a buyer to research the Qualicum Beach development, as well as tour the Vancouver Island premier waterfront community and make an informed decision. Pricing of these Vancouver Island homes start at $399,000.

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The tender for the construction of a new two storey, 24,000 square metre health care facility at 19 Wing Comox located in the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island was awarded to Island West Coast Developments.  The new Comox Valley facility will be located on DND property near the entrance to the base and will provide services for dental, mental health and trauma.

The estimated budget for this Vancouver Island project is approximately $12 million and the expected completion date is June 2012.

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Courtenay Kia has applied for a development permit to move the Vancouver Island dealership to the existing Honda dealership location in Courtenay.

The existing Honda building in Courtenay will be expanded by an additional 8,000 sq. ft. and renovated, in order to accommodate the new Vancouver Island Kia dealership. The development permit was approved by.

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A development permit application for Ridgeview, a Vancouver Island real estate project, consisting of 35 multi-family homes located on Muir Road in the Comox Valley, has been approved. There has been an extension granted by Courtenay Council for Phase I of the Vancouver Island project that will include eight town house units, with basements.

Civil work and site preparation are underway in Courtenay. Construction of the Vancouver Island town house development is expected to begin in the next month or two.

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Site preparation for the Costco project in the Comox Valley is expected to begin in September, with construction to commence at the end of 2010.

The tender for this Vancouver Island project closes on Tuesday, August 17, 2010 at 12:00 noon.

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Tenders are being accepted for the Vancouver Island construction of one 4-bedroom Group Home, three 8-unit apartment buildings, a Community Building, ancillary structures and sites works, as well as the demolition of the existing Group Home located in Campbell River on Vancouver Island.

Bids should be directed to Campbell River and District Association for Community Living, 1153 Greenwood Street, Campbell River, BC V9W 3C5.

Bidding for this Vancouver Island project closes on Monday, August 16, 2010 at 2:00 pm.

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Kinetic Construction is the general contractor for the new Comox Valley Nissan building on Vancouver Island. The new Comox Valley development will be located in Courtenay on the 2.5 acre parcel of land behind Courtenay Mazda at 535 Silverdale Crescent on the other side of Ryan Road, opposite Crown Isle.

An application for a development permit has been approved by the City of Courtenay for the Comox Valley Nissan project and a building permit has been issued in the amount of $2 million.

The new two storey building on Vancouver Island will be 11,000 square feet. Riverside Nissan will be changing their name to Comox Valley Nissan.

Construction of the new Comox Valley dealership will begin in August with an estimated completion date of March of 2011. Comox Valley Nissan will also offer RV sales and service at their new site.

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Construction for the sixth building at Corinthia Estates in the Crown Isle Community located in the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island, is nearing completion. The condominium suites vary in size from 1,300 to 1,850 sq. ft. and pricing starts at $263,900.

This Vancouver Island real estate project is located at the end of Royal Vista Way in Crown Isle and all of the buildings include underground parking. Most of the 24 units in the building will be ready for occupancy in August. The final phase of these Vancouver Island condominiums features golf course and ocean and mountain views.

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A revised development permit application for the construction of a 62-unit hotel in Comox on Vancouver Island has been resubmitted to the Town of Comox. This new Vancouver Island hotel development has a West Coast style design and also includes plans for a restaurant, a swimming pool, a hot tub and meeting rooms.

The revisions on the application includes changes to the underground parking from two levels to one underneath the building, and additional parking will be accommodated on an adjacent property.

The new Comox Valley hotel will contain 62 suites, a combination of one and two bedroom suites and will replace the former Edgewater pub and restaurant located in Comox on Vancouver Island. The new Vancouver Island project will be built to LEEDS standards and a construction start date has not yet been determined.

Preliminary plans are being drawn up for a washroom and marina building to serve the boaters at the Comox marina. Once approval has been received for the building, the structure is expected to be built on a floating dock.

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The design drawings for a renovation and addition to Brian McLean Chevrolet Dealership in Courtenay on Vancouver Island are soon to be completed.

Submission for a building permit application is expected this week for the Vancouver Island $1.1 million project. The renovations to the dealership include the addition of 12,000 sq ft to the existing building located in Courtenay and to expand and upgrade the service bay area.  There will also be an upgrade to the sales floor area and offices.

Construction of this Vancouver Island project is expected to begin in August.

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