Artist’s conception of KGS Holdings Ltd. project before Surrey council on Monday, July 11. (Image: surrey.ca)

Artist’s conception of KGS Holdings Ltd. project before Surrey council on Monday, July 11. (Image: surrey.ca)

Surrey council approves 41-storey residential tower for Whalley

It will feature 401 suites in the 9700-block of 137A Street

An application to build a 41-storey residential tower with 401 suites in the 9700-block of 137A Street in Whalley got a nod of approval from Surrey council Monday, July 11.

Third reading approval followed a public hearing. The applicant is KGS Holdings Ltd.

READ ALSO: $50M ‘affordable’ rental housing project announced for Surrey


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