Pacific Plaza I in Vancouver was built in 1994 by Concord Pacific, located at 283 Davie Street. Contains 15 floors and 155 units. Located in Downtown area of Vancouver West, at the crossroads Davie Street and Pacific Boulevard. Pacific Plaza 1 is situated near the Yaletown-Roundhouse Skytrain Station, the Roundhouse Community Center, Urban Fare, Elsie Roy Elementary School and the Seawall. Walking distance to Choices Market, Emery Barnes Park, Vancouver International Film Centre, Helmcken Park, Starbucks Coffee, Waves Coffee, Pacific Cinematheque, Wall Centre, Language Studies International, Royal Bank, Scotia Bank, Spa, UBC Robson Square, Seawall, David Lam Park, Quayside Marina at Concord Pacific Place, Scotiabank Dance Center, CSIL Canadian As A Second Language Institute, Spa Beauty+Welness Centre, Exhale Yoga Pilates & Dance Studios, Pacific Chiropractic, Massage Therapy, Bambu The Salon, Dairy Queen, Blenz Coffee, Yaletown YYoga, 24-7 Fitness in Yaletown, Kostuik Gallery and Shoppers Drug Mart. Restaurants in the neighbourhood area La Terazza, Games Big Fish, Earls, Yaletown Keg Steakhouse and Bar, Urban Thai Bistro, Hapa Izakaya, Cactus Club Cafe, George Lounge, Fresh Japanese Take out, Drew Cooks and much more.

Pacific Plaza offers great amenities that include an indoor forty foot lap swimming pool, a hot tub, a sauna, an exercise gym, a bike room and an outdoor playground. Beautiful garden podium is located on the second level and provides a serene spot in the middle of a busy neighborhood. All Pacific Plaza condos include floor-to-ceiling windows, in-suite laundry and secure parking. Many kitchens have the standard white appliances and linoleum counters while others have been upgraded to granite counters and high-end stainless steel appliances. Security features include camera surveillance at the front entrance and garage with a closed circuit feed to all the suites in the building so you can watch from your apartment and gated underground parking.

The building actually has an underground connection to the Canada line station (its the only complex that has that), through the parkade. Building inhabitants use this regularly if its raining or if they are in a real rush. It came about accidentally, as an unintended side-effect of eliminating an originally planned elevator from the designs for the station; as a result, the same elevator services the station and the public parkade under our complex, and we have the connection to the station.

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