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History of the City

1800’s

Surrey was originally inhabited by the Kwantlen and Semiahmoo people for over 6000 years. Villages had been established at various points of the Fraser and Campbell River, as well as Crescent Beach. The area was rich with agriculture, and the villages mainly survived on Hunting and Fishing. They also had the added benefit of Tidal and Shoreline resources to supplement any essentials they may have needed. Using the waterways of the Campbell, Nicomeki, and Serpentine River kept the First Nations connected to the outside communities for trade and communication. This created a practical way to survive and keep kinship between people.

In the late 1800’s the area began to see newcomers. Surrey was incorporated as a municipality in 1879 and by 1880 approximately 200 people had moved to the area. At this point, logging began and by clearing areas for small farming communities the economy continued to grow.

1900’s

In the 1900’s focus changed from trades by waterway, to communication and connections becoming faster and more efficient. In 1904 the first double span bridge was built connecting Surrey to Vancouver and New West. At the time, this was the only path available by foot to cross. After that the Pattullo bridge was built in 1937. Following this, the incorporated municipality continued to expand and roads and railways were popping up all over creating more and more growth. Then, in 1960, the Port Mann Bridge was built making Surrey’s accessibility the best it had ever been.

Finally, over one hundred years after bring incorporated, Surrey officially became a City in 1993. As it remains to this day, Surrey brings together a wide variety of ethnicities. This creates unique opportunity for residents and brings great cultural advantages. Once Surrey became a city, it was divided into six town centers; North Surrey, Newton, Fleetwood, Guildford, Cloverdale, and South Surrey. Expected to surpass Vancouver for the largest city in British Columbia in the near future, Surrey continues to evolve and influence with its expansive resources. Above All, in 1990 the SkyTrain made it across the Fraser River and into Surrey. Currently, Surrey has and impressive four SkyTrain lines running through it making it one of the best places for SURREY SKYTRAIN CONDOS.

Amenities

Entertainment and Shopping

Surrey is home to many different shopping centers and strip malls. One of the most popular spots is Guildford Town Center. With over 200 retailers, Guildford has become a large attraction for shoppers near and far. However, Cental City Shopping Center is located adjacent to the SkyTrain, and is home to 140 Retailers. They also offer several dining options and various services. SFU Surrey Campus is also located in the upper levels of this dynamic shopping center.

Aside from these large capacity centers, Surrey contains more shopping strips and centers than you could count! The opportunities are endless and Surrey has truly become a one-stop shopping district. SURREY SKYTRAIN CONDOS have appeared all around the shopping and SkyTrain areas making comfortable, affordable living spaces for thousands of residents.

Entertainment is exceedingly easy to find in this progressive City. Surrey offers several cinema’s, theatres, and activities to keep your lifestyle fun and exciting. Due to the large amount of space, they are able to host all the in demand events and ventures you and your family want to take part in. Some popular examples include but are not limited to; bowling, axe throwing, paintball, Funplex, and laser tag.

Outdoors and Activities

Impressively, over 35% of Surrey remains agricultural. Surrey Nature Center continues to pass on knowledge and experience to keep the history of it’s agriculture alive. Surrey has remained rich with green space and outdoor advantages. With multiple parks, trails, and gardens nearby, residents are able to adventure to their hearts content. Crescent Beach remains an admired spot in Surrey as well. There are several other waterfront spots that continue to grow in popularity and keep a wide range of nature friendly moments at one’s fingertips.

Surrey Parks and Recreation has also become a spectacular way to enjoy some activity time. Containing several pools, arenas, community centers, and activity programs, Surrey currently provides something for everyone. Known for organizing an abundance of sporting events, the space and modern facilities make for wholesome competitive entertainment.

Culture

Culture in Surrey is geared towards the Arts. With the Surrey Art Gallery, Community Art, and the Public Art Program residents are able to partake and amplify the culture of their city. Performances are also at ones disposal in different spots throughout the city. Surrey Civic Theatres is one of the most accessible facilites with a wealth of productions each year.

Molding the next generation of young minds, Surrey continues to run the Surrey International Children’s Festival. This event combines Art and Culture for an experience your child won’t soon forget.

Surrey has 104 Elementary schools, 20 Secondary schools, and several online and adult learning centers. They also have multiple satellite and inter-agency programs. This provides the best learning opportunities for each students specific needs. Additionally, SFU Surrey Campus is located close to Surrey Central SkyTrain Station making continued education easy and attainable.

SURREY SKYTRAIN CONDOS

Surrey currently has four SkyTrain Stations and one of the largest bus route systems in BC. Transportation is increasingly improving each year in this now fruitful area. The Expo SkyTrain line stops at Scott Road, Gateway, Surrey Central, and King George. Currently in the works is the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension which will bring increased transportation possibilities with minimized commute times to thousands of residents. Affordable and convenient SURREY SKYTRAIN CONDOS have also skyrocketed into some of the most desired homes around.

Property for Sale near Surrey SkyTrain Stations

SURREY SKYTRAIN CONDOS have appeared all over the city of Surrey. Condos and townhomes in this area are built with high quality finishes but with budget in mind. Affordable homes and great family-friendly neighborhoods is what makes Surrey appealing to residents.

KING GEORGE SKYTRAIN STATION

GATEWAY SKYTRAIN STATION

SURREY CENTRAL SKYTRAIN STATION

Presale Projects for Sale

SURREY SKYTRAIN CONDOS  and townhomes continue to excite newcomers with their innovative advancements to homes, and economical leads. Surrey is an ever-growing community with much to offer all occupants in terms of green space, cultural facilities, recreational amenities, and attainable homes. Some of the Surrey Presale Condos include;

UNISON

BELVEDERE

KING GEORGE

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SURREY CENTRAL:SURREY CENTRAL SKYTRAIN STATION

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