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Demolition of Bargain Shop downtown 琉璃神社 clears way for big development

Bernard Block will encompass two residential towers, commercial tower, street-facing businesses

The historic Bargain Shop building downtown 琉璃神社 is no more.

Just a skeleton remains; heavy machinery can be seen moving rubble into piles and hauling it away.

By winter 2022 this spot on Bernard Avenue will be transformed into a large office and retail building, The Block, constructed by Mission Group.

, will be bordered by and , two large residential towers part of the Bernard Block complex.

In the next few years Mission Group plans on into a, 鈥渕aster-planned urban oasis encompassing two residential towers, a commercial tower, and street-facing businesses and boutiques.鈥

(Mission Group)

They hope to create, 鈥渁 new hub for creativity and economic growth in the downtown core鈥 This is an exhilarating new chapter for the growth of downtown 琉璃神社.鈥

In March, 2019, construction began on Brooklyn at Bernard Block.

READ MORE: Mission Group begins construction of Brooklyn at Bernard Block

Downtown 琉璃神社 shows no sign of slowing down, either.

Recently more large towers have been approved for downtown 琉璃神社, including a 41-storey residential building at the corner of Doyle Avenue and St. Paul Street.

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Phil McLachlan

About the Author: Phil McLachlan

Phil McLachlan is the editor at the Penticton Western News. He served as the reporter, and eventually editor of The Free Press newspaper in Fernie.
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