Vancouver Sun: New Metro Vancouver retail developments cluster around transportation hubs
Vancouver Sun, Evan Duggan, November 24, 2015
With the holiday shopping season ratcheting up, two large retail developments in Metro Vancouver are in the process of opening, with the developers touting the convenience of nearby public transit as a lure for shoppers.
Metro Vancouver’s retail sector is transforming, with retailers at Marine Gateway in Vancouver and Station Square in Burnaby opening new shops at dense, mixed-use projects located at transit hubs, with immediate connections to the SkyTrain, Canada Line and bus networks.
With retail openings taking place now through early 2016, Marine Gateway will include shops, a pub, offices, a fitness facility and an 11-screen Cineplex Theatre complex. The development, located at the Canada Line’s Marine Drive station near the South Vancouver Bus Loop, also includes 415 condominium and 46 rental units.
Knowledge Leader: Mixing It Up
Today’s mixed-use developers are weaving soul into the fabric of new suburban neighbourhoods. Read more
The Millennials are here, but are we ready?
By Daphne Bramham, Vancouver Sun columnist
September 15, 2014
‘Millennials’ are the kids crammed into overcrowded B-Line buses headed to and from UBC. They are the many under-employed servers and clerks, unpaid interns and contract workers. Read more
Vancouver’s future shaped by an explosive demand for transit
By Melanie Jackson, Vancouver Sun
October 1, 2013
Ninety per cent of Vancouver’s new office developments are within 500 metres of transit, reflecting a seismic demographic shift. Read more
Marine Gateway – Behind the Scenes
The Knowledge Leader (Colliers magazine) profiles PCI Executive Vice President, Dan Turner, and the evolution of Marine Gateway. Read more
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