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Garrison Crossing Residential Development

Multi-residential — Chilliwack, British Columbia

Estimated value
$250M
Status
Completed
Source last updated
Dec 1, 2024

BC government data last updated December 2024. The province has not published a newer Major Projects Inventory.

01About this project

Redevelopment of 62 ha on the former Canadian Forces military base to contain 1,100 to 1,500 residential units upon completion. Plans include new and refurbished single-family homes, new 2- and 3-storey townhouses and refurbished row houses. Phase 1 consisting of 139 new and refurbished homes and townhouses has completed. Phases 2 and 3 include 50 single family homes, 40 refurbished row houses and 30 townhouses. 170 additional townhouses started in Spring 2006. Site preparation of the 40 acres in phase 4 has completed. 120 single family lots, 80 refurbished row house lots, completing phase 4 will be 120 townhouses and 116 low-rise condominiums. Estimated costs for phases 1-4 of the project are $115 million. Phase 5 will include 75,000 sq ft to 100,000 sq ft in retail, office and residential development as well as a community swimming pool facility. Phase 6 units are called Rivers Edge, Brixton Station, Aston Row and Timberlane. Garrison Village commercial centre has completed followed by Market Way apartments. Garrison Central is the final lowrise condominium phase of the project. Elim Village retirement housing will complete in 7 lowrise buildings. Garrison Central II and York at Garrison Campus are mid rise condominiums completed.

OwnerCanada Lands Company Ltd.
LocationChilliwack, British Columbia
TypeMulti-residential
StatusCompleted

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03Sources and licence

Source: Province of British Columbia, Major Projects Inventory

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – British Columbia.

Last seen in the source on Oct 25, 2026. First listed on PMRFP on Oct 25, 2026.

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