Local developer proposes uptown Vancouver apartment project

A Clark County developer wants to construct a six-story, 167-unit apartment complex with ground floor retail space in uptown Vancouver. Ridgefield-based Acorn Acquisitions LCC presented the plan during this morning’s Vancouver’s Downtown Association quarterly meeting. If approved by the city, the $32 million project would transform the 42,000-square-foot city block where Dulin’s Café is currently located.

Local developer proposes uptown Vancouver apartment project

David Copenhaver, Acorn Acquisitions president/CEO, said that the apartment complex would serve as a “tie between the downtown core and uptown.” 

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Acorn Acquisitions is working with a number of local firms on the project, including HDJ Design Group, LSW Architects, Landerholm PS and Kittelson & Associates. The company is in the process of selecting a contractor.

Copenhaver plans to submit his proposal to the city next week. If approved, construction would begin in March of 2014.

For more details on the project, check out tomorrow’s edition of the Vancouver Business Journal.

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