Surrey city council has approved a major, three-building development by Thind Properties at 105 Avenue and University Drive. Credit: IBI Group
Surrey city council has approved a major, three-building development by Thind Properties at 105 Avenue and University Drive.
The upcoming development, in Surrey City Centre, includes:
45-storey tower
39-storey tower
11-storey building
922 market condominiums
104 market rental units
Childcare facility
Five-levels of underground parking with 729 spaces, and 1,520 bicycle parking stalls.
Renderings: Thind Properties Surrey City Centre towers
Surrey city council has approved a major, three-building development by Thind Properties at 105 Avenue and University Drive. Credit: IBI GroupSurrey city council has approved a major, three-building development by Thind Properties at 105 Avenue and University Drive. Credit: IBI GroupSurrey city council has approved a major, three-building development by Thind Properties at 105 Avenue and University Drive. Credit: IBI GroupSurrey city council has approved a major, three-building development by Thind Properties at 105 Avenue and University Drive. Credit: IBI GroupSurrey city council has approved a major, three-building development by Thind Properties at 105 Avenue and University Drive. Credit: IBI GroupSurrey city council has approved a major, three-building development by Thind Properties at 105 Avenue and University Drive. Credit: IBI Group
The development site is bisected by SkyTrain guideway, and must receive approval from TransLink before construction can begin.
The City of Surrey says the proposal “conforms to the goal of achieving high-rise, high density, and mixed-use development around the three City Centre SkyTrain Stations.” Gateway SkyTrain station is located within 500 metres of the site.
Peter Meiszner is an experienced journalist and media relations professional, based in Vancouver. As founder of urbanYVR.com, he has been reporting on urban development across the Lower Mainland since 2016, and has also served as vice-chair of the Gastown Historic Area Planning Committee. In October 2022, he was elected to Vancouver city council and is no longer actively reporting for urbanYVR.
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