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Oakridge Park in Vancouver has been under a long redevelopment, expanding from a traditional mall into a mixed-use complex with residential, office, and retail components. The phased opening began in 2026, with broad completion targeted for later years. This project is led by QuadReal and Westbank, and it’s marketed as a new town-center for Vancouver.[2][3][7]
The opening timeline has seen delays from the original plan. Initial expectations pegged substantial portions of the redevelopment to open earlier, but officials have indicated a multi-year phased rollout, with full completion anticipated around 2029. Delays have been attributed to construction challenges, safety incidents, and broader pandemic-related impacts.[3][2]
When fully open, Oakridge Park is expected to host a large number of residential units (thousands) and a major retail lineup, including both luxury and everyday brands. The retail component was described as largely leased ahead of opening, with several international and Canadian retailers expected to operate there.[1][2]
Coverage around 2024–2025 highlighted a move away from the enclosed-mall format toward a more open-air or mixed-enclosure approach, aligning with Vancouver’s urban redevelopment trends and transit-oriented development goals. Retailers such as Arc’teryx and Lululemon have been mentioned among tenants in the broader lineup.[9]
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After nearly a decade in the works, the Oakridge Park shopping mall in Vancouver will open its doors to the public on Thursday. Retail and real estate analysts say it remains to be seen if the massive…
www.cbc.caHudson’s Bay Company will not operate a store at Vancouver's redeveloped Oakridge shopping centre when it reopens.
www.connectcre.caArc'teryx, Aritzizia, Lululemon and other large Canadian retailers will set up shop in Vancouver's redeveloped Oakridge shopping centre.
www.connectcre.caFebruary 2, 2018 - When the shopping mall at Oakridge in Vancouver opened in 1959, it represented the prevailing vision of the mid-20th century: a city centred on cars and single-family suburban homes. Today, a vision of the 21st century is set to emerge at Oakridge after more than a decade of stalled ideas to redevelop the site. The latest plan includes nine residential towers, a large new community centre and park, music venues and a ballet school, and additional office space and an expanded...
westbankcorp.comOpponents of a plan to build a mega-development at the Oakridge Centre mall in South Vancouver say they are worried the project is already a done deal.
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