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Downtown Vancouver BIA (DVBIA)

11,000 Dreamers 鈥楻e-Imagined鈥� Downtown Vancouver as a Rain-proofed, Affordable Home for all in 2040

In 2040, downtown Vancouver will be:

• a healthy, life-affirming place
• a network of connected greenways and activated alleyways highlighted by art and businesses,
• home to young families and seniors
• affordable for anyone that wants to live there
• home to multi-national headquarters with a distinctive skyline
• 鈥榬ain-proofed鈥� with retractable awnings
• supported by relaxed liquor regulations resulting in a renaissance of cafes and restaurants
• where all downtown employees earn a living wage.

These are just some of the specific 鈥榟ow to鈥� ideas creating a vision for downtown in 2040 that is a 24/7 鈥榤ash up鈥� of commerce, culture, creativity and community, according to the 11,000 residents, business people and visitors who weighed in as part of the Downtown Vancouver BIA鈥檚 this past summer.The Re-Imagine process was co-managed with SFU Public Square. 

 over the next 25 years includes an equitable, sustainable and friendly city that celebrates its waterfront setting. Where protected nature and creative urbanism successfully cohabit. Where digital technology is embraced. And, where our equal distance from Asia and Europe positions us as a city of influence.

鈥淚 want to congratulate the DVBIA on engaging thousands of Vancouverites in developing a new vision for a vibrant downtown,鈥� said Mayor Robertson. 鈥淚t's great to see such a strong outpouring of public support for city priorities such as increasing public space and making it easier to walk, bike, and take transit in our downtown. I look forward to delving deeper into the report and hearing broader public feedback on it.鈥�

Next Steps

The DVBIA launched its report to its members on November 5, 2015. The report is available at  for community groups, businesses and the City to use to help implement ideas that most resonate with them. The DVBIA will use the research to inform its new five-year strategic plan.