Surrey's central dowtown core has been already largely revitalized by recent construction, but according to recent announcements, we haven't seen anything yet, as further development has been announced, ushering a new renaissance for local community.

 

As Mayor Dianne Watts and Concord Pacific president and CEO Terry Hui are already planning what the next step for the downtown revitalization will be, viewing Surrey as a major source of development, most real estate experts already engage in speculation regarding the local real estate. 

 

Surrey's City Centre is the next nexus, perceived by Concord Pacific as a central point of development due to quick highway access to Downtown Vancouver, New Westminster and Burnaby, while on the other hand, allowing same proximity to the greater Fraser Valley.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is one of the reasons why Sutton Premier is positioned in such a central fashion: our realtors can access Downtown Vancouver in a 15 minute ride or by SkyTrain, and in the same time, can reach Abbotsford, Maple Ridge and Langley. It is perfectly positioned to give agents the largest geographic coverage of Metro Vancouver as well as Fraser Valley.

 

To start the things off, Concord Pacific is already underway building a 698-suite residential tower in the area. On June 16 th, the ceremonial pour of concrete has begun a process that many expect will grow to substantial proportions, developing a multi-million dollar skyline of the area.

 

Concord Pacific has previously developed Expo 86, changing the face of the False Creek in Vancouver. Now, it seems, all eyes are on the Surrey skyline..