A developer has proposed 13 industrial buildings on a roughly 6-acre property off state Highway 503 in Brush Prairie, according to planning documents submitted to…
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Should Vancouver fix the air quality issues in Fruit Valley before adding more housing?
By The Citizen on October 5, 2024
Lewis Record, 80, remembers the whisper of swaying branches and crisp scent of the air as he picked prunes in Fruit Valley in the 1950s.…
Vancouver waterfront’s Terminal 1 closer to completion with unveiling of corporate center
By The Citizen on September 30, 2024
Development at Terminal 1 is one step closer to completion with the opening of the Terminal 1 corporate center, which was unveiled last week. Read…
Workers, visitors grouse about long lines, high costs at The Waterfront Vancouver parking garage
By The Citizen on September 26, 2024
The surface parking lots at The Waterfront Vancouver closed with the opening of the new parking garage. And waterfront workers and fans are not happy.…
Grants funded by Vancouver’s lodging tax will promote tourism, events in the city
By The Citizen on September 4, 2024
The city of Vancouver is accepting grant applications for tourism and cultural enrichment projects through Sept. 30. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Development at old east Vancouver quarry takes shape, with plans for housing, retail, possible arts center and golf range
By The Citizen on September 2, 2024
The properties planned for development at Fisher Quarry have largely sat empty for years. But the gears are still in motion to transform this nearly…
Vancouver City Council selects 4 developers for Heights District project
By The Citizen on August 29, 2024
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…
More developing on Vancouver’s Main Street: Mixed-use 12th & Main designed to bring outside in
By The Citizen on August 13, 2024
Work has begun on one of the last sparsely developed sites located along downtown Vancouver’s Main Street. Read more… Source: The Columbian