In October 2024, Century Group submitted a rezoning application to update the Town Centre. The plan was to create a lively, walkable community that included a new public library, central plaza, additional shops and restaurants, a new and expanded Thrifty Foods, and more housing options.

After the 14 April 2025 City Council meeting, Century Group listened closely to public feedback. We’ve made big changes to the plan based on what the community said. The revised proposal reflects the desire of some for a smaller-scale project while still addressing local needs for housing, health care, and retail services.

Explore the revised proposal

October 2024

Original Rezoning Application

October 2024

Original Rezoning Application

A new Urban Village Centre for Tsawwassen
1,433 homes, including market strata, rental and below market housing
A new flagship public library with a 25,000 sq. ft. plaza
A new Thrifty Foods grocery store
A mix of low-rise and high-rise buildings, up to 24 storeys
Total of 5 phases

September 2025

Revised Rezoning Application

September 2025

Revised Rezoning Application

A significant reduction in the scope and scale of the project
Housing density reduced by 57% – from 1,433 homes to about 600 units
Building height reduced by 25% – the tallest building is now 18-storeys
Space to be gifted for a community clinic
A new and expanded 35,000 sq. ft. Thrifty Foods grocery store
The existing Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall will stay open, including during construction
Approx. 17,000 sq. ft. of exciting new retail
Total of 2 phases

Reduced Scope and Scale

We Heard the Community

Reduced Scope and Scale

We Heard the Community

During the official City consultation process and informally around town, there was a wide-range of opinions about what people wanted to see. Our revised proposal addresses many of these concerns, including: