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Surrey’s Guildford Place Plaza Faces Foreclosure

Landmark Premiere Properties and Cenyard Investments face foreclosure on Guildford Place. The 3-acre retail plaza in Surrey, across from the Guildford Town Centre mall, houses tenants like Tim Hortons, Lasik MD, and Anytime Fitness. The action, triggered by missed loan payments, marks Landmark’s third insolvency proceeding in recent months.

Surrey Approves 350-Unit Rental Project on City-Owned Land

Surrey Council has approved a purpose-built rental development on a 2.9-acre city-owned site at 10975 126A Street. The project will deliver approximately 350 rental homes, with at least 20% designated as below-market units. Located near the Scott Road SkyTrain Station, the development aims to enhance affordable housing near transit and amenities.

Aquilini Group Is Bringing a New Hilton Hotel to Surrey

A new 189-suite Homewood Suites by Hilton is set to occupy the top nine floors of Surrey's City Centre 4 tower. It will be managed by the Aquilini Group—owners of the Vancouver Canucks. Located next to Surrey Memorial Hospital, the hotel will feature home-like accommodations, pet-friendly policies, and a 6,000-square-foot rooftop amenity space.

Thind’s District Northwest Project Receives $86M Bid

The District Northwest project by Thind Properties, 85.3% pre-sold and placed under receivership due to financial issues, is moving forward with a proposed sales process. BM Group's stalking horse bid of $86 million sets a baseline for prospective offers. Pending court approval, LOIs must be submitted by May 9, and final bids are due on June 13.

Waterfront Entertainment District Planned for Surrey

City of Surrey has launched a feasibility study to develop a waterfront entertainment district along the Fraser River near Patullo Bridge. The city aims to create a vibrant area featuring parks, restaurants, and retail to boost tourism and local engagement. Previous mayors have considered proposals for a Ferris wheel attraction in this area.

City of Surrey Backs Out of Metro 2050 Plan

Surrey has decided to remove itself from the Metro 2050 Regional Growth Strategy, a master plan for the region's growth over the next three decades. It guides municipal governments in modifying their OCPs, and making other municipal policies and strategies. Council argues it unfairly burdens residents without equal benefits.