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Old Posted Oct 17, 2024, 12:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Migrant_Coconut View Post
Good thing Vancouver has Broadway, Cambie, Oakridge, Rupert, Senakw and Jericho to pick up the slack. The fact of the matter is that both planners and enthusiasts already expect the CoV and Surrey/Langley to do the heavy lifting; Burnaby and the Tri-Cities are rounding errors.
Nobody expects POCO and random bum part of Burnaby near the Vancouver border with a sea of SFHs (CoV style!) to be the next DT. I'm talking about the population centers that will form the core of the next big things in the metro. Senakw is basically SFU type leaseholds. Do they even have more homes in that project compared to what's already at the top of SFU?

Oakridge is no Brentwood or Lougheed or Burquitlam.

Broadway is decent.

The UK didn't stop being powerful in 1940. It dragged on for a while. Vancouver is the same. It'll drag on for a while. But the trend is Eastward.
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