VREP #515 Granville Street Will Decide Downtown Vancouver's Fate with Jane Talbot

Vancouver Real Estate Podcast by Adam and Matt Scalena

May 15, 202652:54Business

Three province-purchased SROs, a 39-day FIFA pedestrian takeover, and a long-promised revival have put Granville Street at the centre of the fight for downtown Vancouver's future. Jane Talbot, President and CEO of Downto...

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