Concord Pacific Buys Molson Brewery

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Concord Pacific Buys Molson Brewery

Steve Saretsky -

January 14, 2016

Concord Pacific to Develop Molson Canadian Brewery

The next big real estate development in Vancouver is coming. The Molson Canadian Brewery located just before the Burrard Street bridge, which was sold to a mystery buyer back in November, has now been revealed as Concord Pacific and it will be converted into a sea view apartment development. Although the site is currently zoned for industrial use I imagine when there’s that much money involved it won’t take much to sway Gregor Roberts and the rest of the gang to convert it into residential zoning. It certainly is prime real estate and would make for some spectacular views. Would you want to live there?

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