Region: Lower Mainland/Southwest
Regional District: Greater Vancouver
Surrey’s fast-growing and culturally diverse population, combined with our enviable Pacific Rim location for international trade to Asia and the United States, delivers substantial business opportunities. For the fifth year in a row, the Real Estate Investment Network has named Surrey the best place in British Columbia to invest. Surrey is a member municipality of Metro Vancouver, the governing body of the Greater Vancouver Regional District. It is the province's second-largest city by population after the city of Vancouver. It is expected that Surrey will surpass Vancouver's population within the next ten years, making it a good time to invest in Surrey.
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Vancouver, BC A small business manufacturing opportunity in Cross Laminated Timber or “CLT”, a cost-competitive, strong, light, multi-layer, wood building panel system, the preferable sustainable building material of the 21st century. CLT demand is estimated to grow to 1.2 to 3.6 million m3/yr. at 5 to 15% market... continue
19390 68 Ave #101, Surrey, BC Neighborhood dry cleaner and route that has built an excellent reputation for the past 9 years for delivering high-quality cleaning services. Over the years the owner has built a steady and loyal local customer base with essentially no advertising. Business is situated in a strip mall on a busy main... continue
6678 152 Street, Surrey, BC, V3S 3L4 Hyland Square is located within the Sullivan Industrial Park and within close proximity to the major thoroughfares including Highway 10 (56th Avenue), Pacific Highway (176th Street) and Trans-Canada Highway, providing easy access to all municipalities of Metro Vancouver and the U.S. Border.... continue
Virtual reality, altered reality and video gaming are big business in British Columbia, and local companies have been attracting partnerships and investment from compatible international enterprises. It’s easy for businesses here to collaborate with Asian businesses because of frequent... continue
Having made a name for themselves locally as fresh, quality producers of British Columbia-grown produce, Windset Farms is now setting its sights on key markets in Asia. Windset Farms has been delivering fresh produce for more than two decades, growing into one of North America’s most... continue
A New York-based company that provides shared office space for tech startups and freelancers will attract up to 1,500 clients when it opens a new space in downtown Vancouver, strengthening British Columbia’s position as an emerging global tech hub.WeWork provides entrepreneurs, small... continue
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