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EPISODE · May 11, 2022 · 49 MIN

VCREP #50 | Is the Fraser Valley Area the Best Real Estate Market in the Lower Mainland? With Jonathan Meads

from Vancouver Commercial Real Estate Podcast · host Cory Wright

This week Cory and Matt welcome Jonathan Meads, Vice President of StreetSide Developments to discuss the booming Fraser Valley markets and the exciting projects StreetSide has available.One of the biggest secrets in commercial real estate is spotting the trends and staying ahead of them. We have heard for a while now the Fraser Valley markets have been booming and Jonathan unpacks why they keep their focus on the Fraser Valley primarily and where they see those markets going. Keeping in mind the continued population growth and how COVID has created a new work environment to navigate as things slowly return to their new normal.One thing a lot of us don’t know is just how big StreetSide’s parent company Qualico is and Jonathan is here to gives us a little peek inside one of Western Canada’s largest private developers. Another insightful episode you don’t want to miss! 

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