Current Project
Nelson Investments, Inc., an owner/operator of rental apartment buildings in Kitsilano and the West End of Vancouver is pleased to announce the acquisition of 937 View Street, Victoria, BC in fall of 2016. 937 View Street presents an opportunity to execute Nelson Investment’s vision for efficiently sized, contemporary, and pet friendly rental housing in the prime Harris Green neighbourhood. The proposed
Past Projects
Nelson Investment's 1057 Barclay Street apartment building was built in the 1950's. It is located in Vancouver's West End district. In January 2007, Nelson Investments'. bought the building, which was run down and in need of renovation and restoration.
Past Projects
Exact historical information has been difficult to determine, the first records stored at the City of Vancouver show plans for a 20 unit rental apartment building constructed in 1954. However, discussions with previous tenants and a tour of the seemly older basement level suggest the original structure on the site was a church or some other significant structure. There was
Past Projects
Nelson Investment's 1133 Barclay Street apartment building was built in the 1950's and designed by Toby & Russell Architects for Mr. R. H. Gee. It is located in Vancouver's West End district. In March 2008, Nelson Investments bought the building, which was run down and in need of renovation and restoration.
Past Projects
Nelson Investments 1209 Jervis Street apartment building was built in 1910 and designed by Arthur J. Bird. Mr. Bird was a famous architect who actually served as the City of Vancouver's chief architect and inspector for several years. He also introduced masonry construction to western Canada with 1209 Jervis Street.
Past Projects
Joan Court or 2254 Cornwall Ave. was originally constructed in 1956. The building has been front and centre of some amazing times in Vancouver and Kitsilano's history. Nelson Investments' first investment in Kitsilano, 2254 Cornwall Avenue was acquired in December 2010. Nelson Investments successfully worked with tenants to allow for the restoration of the building. Nelson Investments commenced work at
