Construction on the $1.5 billion Vancouver waterfront project is set to wrap up within the next few years, but Vancouver city leaders say downtown still has a wealth of redevelopment potential.
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Source: The Columbian
Vancouver identifies 20 sites in downtown that are ripe for much-needed redevelopment
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