Fairchild Group - Real Estate Development and Management

Real Estate Development and Management

  • Aberdeen Centre, Richmond, B.C - One of the many Asian shopping malls in the Golden Villiage district.
  • Aberdeen Residence, Richmond, B.C. - A residential complex attached to Aberdeen Centre.
  • Aberdeen Square, Richmond, B.C. - A new shopping mall and office tower currently under development that will be attached to Aberdeen Centre and Aberdeen Residence.
  • English Bay Village, Vancouver, B.C.
  • Fairchild Square, Vancouver, B.C. - new FMG headquarters and office tower.

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