Media and Press
Airfield Estates Ready To Open Waterfront Vancouver Tasting Room
The Columbian | Article
Winery’s history-themed site plans grand opening March 7 in RiverWest Building.
Waterfront Vancouver Plan Adds Office Building 2
The Columbian | Article
A 10-story office building is set to rise on Block 2 at The Waterfront, allowing future business tenants a front-row spot to the river. The proposed delivery date is set between 2022 and 2023.
New Year Kicks Off With Construction
Vancouver Business Journal | Article
A new flock of cranes are coming to Vancouver’s $1.5 billion Waterfront Development Project in 2020 – with business booming and five new blocks starting construction in the new year.
Amavi Cellars, Pepper Bridge Winery Tasting Room Ready For Business
The Columbian | Article
The joint Pepper Bridge Winery and Amavi Cellars tasting will open its doors to the public on Monday.
Oregon, Washington Governors Sign Intention To Restart I-5 Bridge Replacement Project
KATU2 | Article
In a meeting Monday at the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust at The Murdock Building at The Waterfront, with the bridge in the background, the governors of Oregon and Washington took an important step Monday in restarting a major effort to replace the aging Interstate Bridge connecting their two states.
Washington, Oregon Governors Sign Agreement To Replace I-5 Bridge
The Columbian | Article
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and Oregon Gov. Kate Brown, sat at a table at the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust at The Murdock Building at The Waterfront, with the bridge in the background, to reinvigorate the nascent process to replace the twin spans, which opened in 1917 and 1958.
OnPoint Will Open Next Week; Updates On Other Waterfront Retail Construction
The Columbian | Article
Six retail businesses at The Waterfront Vancouver are under construction, and OnPoint Community Credit Union will be the next to open its doors.
Barlow’s Public House is ‘Yummish’
Waterfront Vancouver Celebrates First Anniversary of Grand Opening
The Columbian | Article
One year ago today, an estimated 15,000 people gathered to celebrate the debut of Vancouver Waterfront Park and Grant Street Pier, the central features of The Waterfront Vancouver Development.