The Vancouver City Council this week gave the green light to hash out agreements with four developers to work on the planned Heights District project to bring housing, offices and retail to central Vancouver. Construction could begin as soon as 2026.
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Source: The Columbian
Vancouver City Council selects 4 developers for Heights District project
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