LIVING IN SURREY
In size alone the City of Surrey is the third largest in the province. It’s known for its diversity of landscape, communities and people. From the refreshed urban core that is City Centre in Whalley, to the rich farm fields of Cloverdale, Surrey has become a premiere destination for home buyers in Metro Vancouver.
Surrey’s public infrastructure has been catching up to the influx of residents with a new city hall, central library, outpatient care facility and aquatic centre. Simon Fraser University’s Surrey campus is building a five-storey, 15,000-square-metre facility dedicated to energy systems and environmental engineering programs. Kwantlen Polytechnic University is also opening its fifth campus at 3 Civic Plaza, a 52-storey mixed-use building. Then there is Innovation Boulevard, a partnership between health, business, higher education and local government to create new health technologies for medical devices, independent living and digital health.
All of these developments may help to explain why Surrey has become one of fastest growing communities in BC.
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Unique to Surrey
Redwood Park
Redwood Park is a unique destination for nature lovers. Contained within its 80 acres, Redwood boasts a large forest of exotic trees that were planted by twin brothers David and Peter Brown after they were gifted the land by their father in 1881. The resulting Redwood Grove later became a park in 1959. With 50 different species of trees, both native and exotic, and five towering groves, Redwood Park is a remarkable arboretum containing Giant Sequoia (Sierra Redwood) Silver Maple, Katsura, English Oak and Norway Spruce, to name just a few.