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BCTFA Buys Jim Pattison Group’s Property for $52M

The BC Transportation Financing Authority acquired a 10.373-acre property in Richmond for $52 million, intended as a construction staging area for the $4.15 billion Fraser River Tunnel Project. This infrastructure project will feature a new eight-lane tunnel beneath the Fraser River, replacing the George Massey Tunnel by 2030.

Keltic Considers Selling 27-Acre Development Site in Richmond

Keltic Development, which acquired Richmond's 27-acre Brighouse West Business Park for $300M in 2021, is now gauging market interest in the property. The "River Garden" mixed-use project was planned to feature 1,833 residential units, retail, and office spaces. The developer is considering both selling and continuing development.

Contractors Selected for $2B Richmond Hospital Expansion

Richmond Hospital's major expansion project, valued at $1.959 billion, has reached a new milestone. Graham Design Builders and HDR Architecture have been appointed to design and build the new nine-storey acute-care tower featuring 359 beds. Construction is set to begin in 2026, with completion expected in 2029.

Richmond Council Cancels 90-Unit Housing Project

Richmond has canceled a proposed 90-unit supportive housing project at Cambie and Sexsmith Roads due to community opposition and perceived provincial government transparency issues. Despite plans for security features, 24/7 staffing, and clean up teams, council decided to respect community concerns.

60-Unit Project Proposed in Richmond’s Hamilton Area

A 60-unit, four-storey apartment building with underground parking is proposed for Richmond's Hamilton neighbourhood, requiring demolition of two homes, including a $2.8 million house built in 2011. The project includes six low-end market rental units, indoor amenities, and retail spaces.

Site of the Richmond Night Market Listed as Foreclosure

Duck Island, home to Richmond Night Market, is undergoing $90M foreclosure proceedings. Owned by Jingon International, plans for a commercial redevelopment halted after loan defaults. The Supreme Court has granted the sale, and the site is now listed by Colliers. Rezoning disputes with lenders may impact future development.