Media and Press
More Structures Rising at Vancouver Waterfront
The Columbian | Article
The Waterfront Vancouver will rise faster now that water levels are falling, developers said Monday.
Vancouver’s Waterfront Vision
Business Tribune | Article
Fish tacos and ol’ man river, as a Portlander makes progress in his vision for Vancouver’s radically changed mixed use waterfront area.
Barry Cain, The Man Behind The Waterfront Vancouver
The Columbian | Article
Those who have worked with him describe the developer as independent, determined, affable.
Full Steam Ahead For Vancouver Waterfront Project
Commercial Property Executive | Article
At full build-out, Waterfront Vancouver will consist of 3,300 new residential units, more than 1.3 million square feet of Class A creative office space, a boutique hotel, flagship restaurants and unique retail spaces.
Gramor Secures Construction Financing for Phase I Component of $1.5B Waterfront Vancouver Project
REBUSINESS ONLINE | Article
“Gramor is a driving force in revitalizing Vancouver’s waterfront and the local community,” says Ann Young, senior vice president, and Oregon market manager of U.S. Bank. “U.S. Bank is excited to be part of the project and to help bring this vibrant and unique development to life.”
Gramor Development Inc. Secures $42.5 Million Construction Loan for Block 6 at The Waterfront Vancouver Project Through U.S. Bank
Press Release
The loan will support the construction of Block 6 to bring a vibrant mix of the business world and urban living to The Waterfront Vancouver.
MidiCi Pizza Franchise Added to The Waterfront Vancouver Plans
The Columbian | Article
Los Angeles-based pizza franchise is the latest business staking a claim at The Waterfront Vancouver.
Vancouver’s waterfront transformation is set to add 20 city blocks as new vision unfolds
KATU | Article
A new vibrant community is coming to Vancouver’s historic downtown waterfront.
Laying the Vancouver waterfront’s foundation
The Columbian | Article
Crews do a concrete pour for new pier
Concrete poured for Vancouver Waterfront project
KOIN 6 | Article
A $1.5 billion project to redefine Vancouver’s waterfront reached a major milestone Thursday with the first concrete pour at the site.