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Vancouver’s waterfront is finally coming to fruition
After nearly two decades in the making, Vancouver’s waterfront makeover is finally starting to materialize — allowing the public access to parks, restaurants, retailers and housing — with more to come.
Why it matters: Located west of the I-5 bridge, it’s one of the largest developments to come out of the Portland metro area in recent memory.
- Plus: Local officials are betting the billion-dollar investment is a boon for the economy, and hope it defines Vancouver’s identity as it continues to grow.
By the numbers: By 2030, the waterfront will be home to over 3,300 housing units, 1.5 million square feet of office and retail space, and a Pikes Place-esque market, according to Chad Eiken, Vancouver’s director of city development.