It's likely true. Surrey has lower prices, while it has a solid vision, progressive council and excellent transportation connections coming down the pipe.
Investment is all about risk and seeing potential. Markets like Downtown and Burnaby may be great places to live, but investors look for future potential... diamonds in the rough, so to speak.
thats the exact same thing i've been telling to people i know true surrey may not be much now. but when your investing in something its not about the now its about whats gonna happen down the line
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the mall is very dated and the area is pretty bad - but traffic in surrey is bad - 88th ave was bumper to bumper yesterday for blocks and blocks - just due to volume
not street design, but more like landscape art, individual streets, trees and stuff, and the overall feel...just doesn't come with an aesthetic look, like the ones in vancouver.
wow. I'm not sure if I'll live that long to see that rendering come to fruition. haha..but it's very ambitious. I can see why Surrey has been pegged as the second downtown core for the metro area. Why can't Vancouver have an ambitious vision like that? We need a progressive council too!!
I was there on Saturday...and I really want to see the reno going.
At least they can change the signs...they are ancient!
I was there on Thursday and I want them to fix that freakin' parking lot! I can't believe the number of pot holes, pot pits, and pot chasms that are in there!
I was there on Thursday and I want them to fix that freakin' parking lot! I can't believe the number of pot holes, pot pits, and pot chasms that are in there!
Yes, and it's really hard to get out of that lot because it is always jam packed with cars!! They need to replan that lot.
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its pretty gross - they need a real food court - it feels like a hallway with tables
hopefully the redo addresses that problem - plus i hate walking through that part you almost have to dodge the tables and its just oddly placed like an afterthought
they should knock down that gross section by sears and redo it as two levels and make it connect with the street to the west
^ yea, the food court does need some improvements. I wonder what happened to the reno project. All we didn't see any planning booklet expect a few renderings.
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There are a few "things" holding up the redevelopment, wouldn't make sense to proceed without knowing how those "things" turn out. I'm sure Leftcoaster will provide more insight when he's able to.
There are a few "things" holding up the redevelopment, wouldn't make sense to proceed without knowing how those "things" turn out. I'm sure Leftcoaster will provide more insight when he's able to.
By "things" I'm think skytrain expansion into the area. Am I correct?
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