Ben Marklund
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Parents like UBC enough to buy 2 apartments
Vancouver residents are already Olympic winnersIt was more than eight years ago that I wrote in this space
about the way the Olympics might shape Vancouver as a city. False Creek lands now a model for urban renewalConcord Pacific has been a lead participant in the downtown
Vancouver skyline transformation since Expo 86. Its 2010 Winter
Games contribution is commensurate to that history: "Concord Place"
is the largest open-to-all community celebration organized by the
private sector. The Vancouver Sun asked company president Terry Hui
to comment on its "host" activities and, of course, its
quarter-century of putting people into homes on the north shore of
False Creek. He writes: Winter Games' influence on local real estate impossible to know, but it's good to know ...Will the Winter Games help or hinder the metropolitan
Vancouver real estate market, or hardly have any affect? Opinion, of
course, is divided. Who can know the future? |
Project location: Wesbrook Place, University of B.C.