The proposed multi-residential development at Fraser Highway and 166th Street is set to reshape Surrey’s urban landscape through transit-oriented design, emphasizing accessibility, sustainability, and community engagement. Strategically positioned next to the future 166th Street SkyTrain station on the Surrey Centre to Coquitlam line, the project ensures seamless connectivity for residents while fostering a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly environment. Spanning 82,906 square meters (1.85 FAR), the development includes a three-level underground parking structure with 416 stalls, fully meeting Surrey’s Parking Bylaw requirements. Designed to offer a diverse housing mix, the project follows a phased approach to ensure smooth and sustainable growth.

Phase 2 introduces Building 1, a six-storey wood-frame residential apartment that sets the standard for future phases. With 93 units—including 17 studios, 65 one-bedroom suites, 5 two-bedroom suites, and 6 three-bedroom suites—Building 1 spans 5,518 square meters, offering modern amenities such as dual elevators, private patios, and a rooftop garden. Located directly across from Fleetwood SkyTrain Station, it serves as a landmark enhancing the area’s urban appeal. A thoughtfully designed public plaza at the intersection will provide seating, bike racks, and lush landscaping, creating an inviting social hub. This development will drive urban transformation in Surrey, fostering a connected, thriving community.