Lark Group’s Health & Technology District was recently featured in Business in Vancouver’s Workplace 2026 magazine, which explores the trends shaping British Columbia’s office market and the growing strength of suburban business hubs.
The article, Suburban Strength: Tighter Markets Beyond Downtown, highlights Surrey as one of Metro Vancouver’s strongest office markets, noting its low vacancy rates, growing investment activity, and increasing appeal to employers seeking access to talent, transit, and affordability.
The feature profiles the Health & Technology District and includes insights from Lark Group CEO Kirk Fisher, who discusses the advantages of locating businesses in Surrey’s rapidly growing city centre. With direct SkyTrain access, proximity to a highly skilled workforce, and a collaborative ecosystem of healthcare, technology, education, and professional service organizations, the District continues to attract employers looking for opportunities beyond Vancouver’s downtown core.
The article also recognizes the completion of City Centre 4, a key addition to the District that has expanded Surrey’s office inventory while supporting the continued growth of innovation, healthcare, education, and business services in the region.
As Surrey continues to emerge as a major employment centre, the Health & Technology District remains committed to creating spaces where organizations can connect, collaborate, and contribute to the future of healthcare, technology, and education in British Columbia.
Read the full article in Business in Vancouver’s Workplace 2026 magazine.
