Studio 2880 in Prince George, B.C.

By Dave Branco

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Proposed six-storey development could bring new homes and preserve Studio 2880

Mar 20, 2026 | 2:52 PM

PRINCE GEORGE – ​Prince George city council is about to review a major zoning change that could add new housing and help preserve a local arts hub.

​A city-owned property on 15th Avenue may soon become a six-storey, mixed-use building. City staff suggest changing the zoning from institutional to mid-rise residential, which would allow up to 45 apartments.

​The plan would also keep space for Studio 2880, so it could continue offering art classes, markets, and a podcast studio in the new building.

​City planners say the project aligns with growth goals and adds much-needed housing, all of which are close to transit and other amenities.

​Final approval will depend on meeting certain conditions, such as a height limit and approval from the province.

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