About Oakridge Park
Oakridge Park is Vancouver’s most ambitious mixed-use redevelopment in a generation. Built on the 28-acre site of the former Oakridge Centre at 41st Avenue and Cambie Street, this project by Westbank and QuadReal is replacing a single-level shopping mall with a full neighbourhood: 2,914 homes, over 1 million sq ft of retail and dining, a 9-acre elevated public park, a community centre, a library, childcare facilities, and performing arts venues.
The retail district and the rooftop park opened on May 28, 2026 — ahead of schedule — with more than 100 brands and 650,000 sq ft of retail now open. Time Out Market, the first Vancouver outpost of the global food hall concept, anchors the dining offering. This is no longer a future promise; it is a functioning community that buyers can visit, evaluate, and experience before making a purchase decision.
Residential Towers
Westbank and QuadReal have brought in internationally recognized designers for each residential tower, treating the buildings as individual architectural statements within the masterplan.
Piero Lissoni x Oakridge is a 41-storey tower offering 248 homes, designed by the Italian architect and designer Piero Lissoni, whose work spans fashion, product design, and high-end residential architecture. One-bedroom homes start from approximately $1.3 million, two-bedrooms from $2 million, and three-bedrooms from $4.3 to $5.7 million. The building features refined interiors with Lissoni’s characteristic precision and materiality.
Sergio Castiglia x Oakridge was the first residential tower to launch and is now sold out. Sergio Castiglia is a Vancouver-based architect and designer whose work at Oakridge Park helped establish the aesthetic vision for the whole site. Resale and assignment opportunities may exist for buyers seeking access to this tower.
Additional towers by other designers will be released in future phases as the masterplan continues to build out through 2028. Buyers interested in coming phases should register early, as previous releases sold out quickly.
The 9-Acre Rooftop Park
The elevated park is the most discussed feature of Oakridge Park, and with good reason: at 9 acres, it is one of the largest elevated parks in the world. Built atop the retail podium, the park includes lush landscaping, walking paths, children’s play areas, gathering spaces, and event programming.
The park opened publicly on May 28, 2026 and has quickly become a destination for the surrounding community — families from Oakridge, Cambie, and Marpole now use it as a daily outdoor space. For residents of the Oakridge Park towers, the park is their backyard in the most literal sense.
Canada Line Direct Access
Oakridge Park has direct underground access to Oakridge–41st Avenue Canada Line station, making it one of the most transit-connected developments in Metro Vancouver. Downtown Vancouver is approximately 15 minutes by SkyTrain. Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is about 20 minutes in the other direction — a significant convenience factor for frequent travellers, international buyers, and buyers who value resale liquidity driven by transit proximity.
Scale and Long-Term Value
The scale of Oakridge Park is its most significant long-term attribute. A development with 2,914 homes, a million square feet of retail, direct Canada Line access, and a park has the density to sustain its own service ecosystem. Residents of Oakridge Park will have exceptional walkability scores driven by the on-site retail and dining — a walkability profile that takes years to build in a typical new neighbourhood and that is already functional here on day one.
For investors, this depth of amenity and transit access supports both rental demand and long-term price appreciation relative to developments with fewer embedded services.
The Architects and Developers
Westbank is one of Canada’s most recognized high-profile real estate developers, known for architecturally ambitious projects including the Woodward’s redevelopment in Gastown and the Shangri-La tower on Georgia Street. QuadReal is the real estate arm of the British Columbia Investment Management Corporation (BCI), managing real estate on behalf of BC’s public sector pension funds — a partner that brings institutional-grade oversight to the project.
