and condos. 30% low income below market (subsidised) rent. Including Metro Vancouver Housing, Portland Hotel Society, other organisation and societies. 30% co-op housing rent geared to income but still quite subsidised (below market) 10% housing for people with special needs (below market rents) 30% standard market rent apartments and leasehold condos.l All of False Creek South is on Leasehold land which is owned by the City of Vancouver. Southeast False Creek (Olympic Village) consists mostly of market-rate apartments and modern condos with a few co-ops and social housing. North False Creek The north shore of False Creek, on the downtown peninsula, has undergone multiple stages of development since its purchase by the province from the Canadian Pacific Railway in the early 1980s. Before the BC Cabinet bought the land of North False Creek to begin development for Expo ’86, the land was used for industrial purposes. Provincial leaders developed a plan to build a sports stadium (BC Place), commercial outlets, and high-density residences on the newly cleared land. False Creek North is home to Crosstown Elementary School as well as Elsie Roy Elementary School. Parks Charleson Park Hinge Park See also Bodies of water in Vancouver Charleson Park Hinge Park References Further reading Alexander, D. (2000). "The best so far: Vancouver’s remarkable approach to the Southeast False Creek redevelopment is a big step towards sustainable redevelopment planning for urban sites". Alternatives Journal, 26(3), 10-15. Retrieved from: http://hdl.handle.net/10613/2823 Alexander, D. (1997). "Southeast False Creek at the crossroads". Planning Institute of BC News, 39(2), 14-16. Retrieved from: http://hdl.handle.net/10613/2840 External links Tide predictions for False Creek Neighbourhoods in Vancouver Geography of Vancouver Redeveloped ports and waterfronts in Canada World's fair sites in Canada Tourist attractions in Vancouver Expo 86