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Capital Park Office, building two, is the second of two office phases (with ground floor commercial space) of Capital Park, a mixed-use commercial and residential development in the City of Victoria's James Bay neighbourhood.
The Province of British Columbia will be the anchor tenant occupying the majority of available space.
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Yes, it's the second government office building that's now underway. That's Phase 2 (along with the plaza and that retail pavilion), 2017-2019.
The remaining residential component is Phase 3, which is actually 3 separate structures (condos and townhouses) along residential Michigan Street. That's not started yet, but slated for 2019-2021.
Some submissions for Phase 3 residential below (going from west to east).
Too bad it's a Good Earth Coffee not something more unique or interesting, like the new coffee shop/lounge from the Habit people that will be going in at 740 Pandora.
Too bad it's a Good Earth Coffee not something more unique or interesting, like the new coffee shop/lounge from the Habit people that will be going in at 740 Pandora.
Yeah, too bad it's a coffee shop in general. There are already enough coffee options for Capital Park - Discovery, Serious, Red Barn, Starbucks.
What is lacking is lunch choices. Put something in there with some more lunch options for those office buildings, that'd be a much better choice than yet another coffee shop with the same limited food options & pastries.
James Bay library to open early next year at Menzies and Superior
The 12th branch of the Greater Victoria Public Library will open by late winter/early spring in James Bay.
James Bay heritage homes on the move: seafaring relocation will be a sight to see
Two heritage homes being moved from the 500-block of Michigan Street to a Dallas Road site will require both truck and barge transport.
600,000 square feet of modern office space slated for downtown Victoria, periphery
Tenants in expansion mode and a push to modernize work places are the driving forces behind an office space building boom in Victoria.
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