What's in store for the Tsawwassen Mills, Commons?
More changes are on the horizon for both sites
Sandor Gyarmati
a day ago
At more than 90,000-square-feet, The Nest will include 14 indoor pickleball courts. Sandor Gyarmati photo
This year will mark a decade since two new shopping centres opened at the Tsawwassen First Nation.
The huge regional Tsawwassen Mills celebrated its grand opening in October 2016, while the adjacent Tsawwassen Commons outdoor mall started opening in phases around the same time.
In 2022, the 1.2 million-square-foot Mills was sold by Ivanhoe Cambridge to Central Walk, chaired by Weihong Liu.
Changes have since been made or are in the planning stages to add new culture, entertainment and food at the Mills, which is fully built out with leasable space of approximately 1.2 million-square-feet.
The adjacent Commons has approximately 450,000 square feet of leasable space, with potential for approximately another 100,000-square-feet under the existing density cap.
New uses have been added more recently, with construction to be completed this spring on a new recreation facility, called the Nest, in one of the Mills parking areas, providing volleyball and pickleball courts.
Last December, the provincial health ministry announced the opening of a new South Delta After Hours Urgent and Primary Care Centre in what had been a vacant space at the Tsawwassen Commons.
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