Surrey City Centre Redevelopment Plans

[Jatt jatt]

https://cbrevancouver.com/theredwood/

[kja384]

Originally Posted by Jatt jatt

https://cbrevancouver.com/theredwood/

I posted this awhile ago but I don't see it moving forward anytime soon. Simply too much office space that would need to be preleased. Our best hope is Marcon who are planning to construct their sales center soon. The Grand / Flamingo Block still have ample office space available.

If projects in Vancouver are being cancelled due to lack of demand for office I doubt Surrey Central will be any different.

Not to mention, the director behind this development is 'Davidson Guo.' Seems like a fairly dodgy individual.
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada...property-deals

There is also a commercial unit available to lease where this building is supposed to go, unsure why they would be doing that if this building is somehow supposed to be completed in 2028.

[Cypherus]

The Manhattan, Surrey.


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[kja384]

ML Emporio sure is leaving their mark on Surrey. Wonder what their story is, fairly new company that's fully integrated with their construction arm 'Brasfield Builders' working on their soon to be 4th highrise with several low rises completed as well.

[osirisboy]

Originally Posted by kja384

I posted this awhile ago but I don't see it moving forward anytime soon. Simply too much office space that would need to be preleased. Our best hope is Marcon who are planning to construct their sales center soon. The Grand / Flamingo Block still have ample office space available.

If projects in Vancouver are being cancelled due to lack of demand for office I doubt Surrey Central will be any different.

Not to mention, the director behind this development is 'Davidson Guo.' Seems like a fairly dodgy individual.
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada...property-deals

There is also a commercial unit available to lease where this building is supposed to go, unsure why they would be doing that if this building is somehow supposed to be completed in 2028.

The office is strata, they won’t be doing any leasing

[Changing City]

Originally Posted by osirisboy

The office is strata, they won’t be doing any leasing

Given the lack of success Bonnis had trying to sell strata office space Downtown recently, they may not be doing any selling either?

[officedweller]

Strata office has a sketchy record in downtown Vancouver.

In the 1990s, there was a 28 storey strata office tower proposed for the current Paradox (Trump) Tower site called Golden Ocean Plaza. It didn't sell.
However, Bosa managed to sell a lot of units at the 320 Granville project more recently.

[LeftCoaster]

Strata office market is pretty flat-lined these days.

[Lexus]

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[Lexus]

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[kja384]

BC Spring Market Forecast: Wave Of High-Profile Presale Launches Rising In Surrey City Centre

https://storeys.com/surrey-city-cent...sale-launches/

[officedweller]

From Trish Jewison Instagram:


https://www.instagram.com/p/C6AxtnKunrA/?img_index=4

[kja384]

Google maps was updated recently, looks like the sales centre for Janda is under construction, while the site is cleared for the one by Marcon.

Still no movement on Thinds District NW despite the sales centre closing 2 months ago for construction.

[djmk]

Originally Posted by officedweller

From Trish Jewison Instagram:


https://www.instagram.com/p/C6AxtnKunrA/?img_index=4

most random collection of different types of buildings and green spaces ever

[officedweller]

Originally Posted by djmk

most random collection of different types of buildings and green spaces ever

The lowrises in the foreground at Gateway should never have been allowed, but were built during a period of slow construction starts.
The greenspace in front of the Gateway office tower was/is supposed to be developed and I assume the one by the cul-de-sac will be too.

[SpongeG]

Originally Posted by djmk

most random collection of different types of buildings and green spaces ever

I saw that posting on Instagram and I could not figure out where it was at all lol then I came back to it a bit later and finally figured it out, the skytrain was really throwing me off oddly, I was trying to figure out where it might be in Burnaby

there is so much redevelopable space and good to see so much of it gettuing redeveloped.

[SpongeG]

Originally Posted by officedweller

The lowrises in the foreground at Gateway should never have been allowed, but were built during a period of slow construction starts.
The greenspace in front of the Gateway office tower was/is supposed to be developed and I assume the one by the cul-de-sac will be too.

it will be Emerald Gardens which is to be completed by 2027



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[osirisboy]

Hasn’t that proposal been around for years? Maybe it was another one

[kja384]

Originally Posted by osirisboy

Hasn’t that proposal been around for years? Maybe it was another one

No, this one is by Allue Ventures, same ones behind The Grand on KG. This one is pretty much guaranteed to be built, they currently have a different tower Skyliving currently in preconstruction.

The podium and tower 1 will be constructed together, with the following towers being built sequentially.

[officedweller]

Originally Posted by osirisboy

Hasn’t that proposal been around for years? Maybe it was another one

There was another commercial project on the Gateway Station Tower site years ago.
That died and the small building with Nestors was built.
That could be the one you're thinking of.
It also had a curved line of buildings.