The City Starts
VCII is located in a vibrant urban neighbourhood, surrounded by every essential urban amenity. Countless award-winning restaurants, boutique hotels and coffee shops are just steps from your office, ideal for off-site gatherings or special celebrations, staff parties or important client events. This downtown location is at the heart of everything organizations need to thrive.
High end shopping is just moments away at the three-storey Nordstrom flagship store, Pacific Centre—the biggest mall in Vancouver—and the nearby Robson Street retail district. Just around the corner is the iconic Vancouver Public Library square and the designated location for the new Vancouver Art Gallery. Rogers Arena, home to the Canucks, and BC Place, home of the Whitecaps and the Lions, are just a short walk down Georgia Street—perfect for treating clients or staff to an evening out.

Yaletown
& Gastown
VCII is located just steps from both Yaletown and Gastown, two of Vancouver’s most celebrated neighbourhoods. Formerly an industrial area, Yaletown was redeveloped after Expo 86 and has since become a model of high density urban living, with a uniquely walkable blend of parks, shopping, high rise apartments, heritage buildings, great restaurants and an overall exceptional quality of life.
Neighbours
A convenient, accessible and amenity-rich office building is important for attracting and retaining the very best employees. But arguably even more essential is having a location in a vibrant urban centre with opportunities for experiencing and engaging in culture, recreation, an active outdoor lifestyle and a genuine sense of community. Located in the heart of Vancouver, regularly noted as one of the world’s most livable cities, VCII provides exactly that.
In addition to Yaletown and Gastown, VCII is close to many other highly engaging and livable nearby neighbourhoods, offering the best of all worlds for you and your staff. Exceptionally connected by public transit and various transportation routes taking you throughout Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, VCII offers access to Vancouver’s iconic mix of livability, engagement and show-stopping natural beauty.

Central Business District
This is where VCII lives. Home to a wide assortment of offices, restaurants, shopping, grocery stores, markets and community centres, Vancouver’s Central Business District is a modern hub of innovation and enterprise. Easily accessible throughout the region by the Canada Line and Expo Line SkyTrain, bus, bike lanes and vehicle routes, and surrounded on all sides by ocean and mountain views, Vancouver’s CBD is one of the most desirable places to live and work in the world.
Gastown
The heart of historic Vancouver, featuring authentic exposed brick and beam buildings that have been redeveloped into high end boutiques, elegant contemporary homes, and many of the best dining and lounges in the province.
Mount Pleasant
Just two SkyTrain stops from VCII, Mount Pleasant is one of Vancouver’s most dynamic and youthful urban neighbourhoods.
Coal Harbour
A picturesque community on the northeastern edge of Vancouver’s downtown peninsula. Coal Harbour features stunning mountain views and close access to Stanley Park. The neighbourhood has a healthy mix of high rise condos, community facilities and seaside parks, with the Seawall running right through it.
Yaletown
One of Vancouver’s most exciting neighbourhoods, with an idyllic mix of dining, parks, recreation, shopping, community centres and everyday urban amenities. Bordered by False Creek to the south, Yaletown is connected to communities throughout the region via the Canada Line SkyTrain, Vancouver Seawall and major driving routes.
Cambie Corridor
With the arrival of the Canada Line SkyTrain connecting downtown withVancouver International Airport, the Cambie Corridor has been reinvented as a vital Vancouver hub. The area around the Broadway-City Hall station, just three SkyTrain stops from VCII, pulses with energy. The notable intersection of Broadway and Cambie is anchored by retailers such as Home Depot, Canadian Tire, BC Liquor Store and Whole Foods, plus restaurants, bookstores, banking and more.
Broadway Corridor
Comprising the second-largest business district after downtown, the Broadway Corridor is also a hub for shopping, dining and entertainment. A highly central neighbourhood closely connected to Kitsilano, the waterfront and the Seawall, and easily accessible from VCII, the area is also attractive for its residential opportunities. The planned rapid transit system along Broadway that will connect the area to the UBC campus will provide increased accessibility and convenience.

Restaurants, cafes
and entertainment
within a few blocks
Whether you’re hosting clients or employees, friends or family, you’re just a few blocks from some of the best dining destinations and entertainment venues in Canada—not to mention coffee, cocktail and craft beer cultures that are second to none. Get lunch at a food truck (Howe and Robson, five minutes on foot), grab an afternoon coffee at Starbucks (many within a five-minute walk), and try the nationally award-winning Hawksworth Restaurant for drinks and dinner. Just down Granville Street are the Vogue Theatre, the Commodore Ballroom and the Orpheum Theatre, three venues offering a range of entertainment all year long, from comedy to classical music to contemporary rock.

Shopping distance from the best new Vancouver retail
The Nordstrom Vancouver flagship is just around the corner from VCII and accessible underground through the Vancouver Centre Mall. The luxury retailer boasts 230,000 square feet of space over three storeys, and serves as a revitalizing retail draw at the intersection of the Robson Street shopping district and the Granville Entertainment District. The expansive space includes in-store dining destinations, including Bistro Verde, with exceptional views over the Robson Square from the southwest corner of the third floor, and Habitant cocktail lounge, a restful oasis on the second floor.
Hundreds of retailers just steps away
From VCII you have immediate access to some of Vancouver’s best stores and services without ever stepping outside. With a direct connection to the Vancouver Centre Mall and Pacific Centre, you’re just seconds away from over 100 retailers, including well-known global brands and local favourites. You’re also just around the corner from Hudson’s Bay, as well as the Robson Street shopping district. There are styles and sales in every direction.
restaurants
- Jinya Ramen Bar
- Bacchus Restaurant
- Bistro Verde (in Nordstrom)
- Boulevard Kitchen and Oyster Bar
- Café Medina
- Chambar
- Chipotle
- Cibo Trattoria
- Cin Cin Ristorante
- Glowbal
- Gotham Steakhouse
- Hawksworth Restaurant
- Homer Street Cafe
- Hy’s Steakhouse
- Jam Café
- Joe Fortes Seafood and Chop House
- La Taqueria
- Meat & Bread
- Nuba
- Pourhouse
- Tractor Foods
cafes
- JJ Bean
- 49th Parallel Coffee Roasters
- Bel Café
- Caffé Artigiano
- Cartems Donuterie
- E-Bar
- Meinhardt Fine Foods
- Nosh
- Revolver
- Starbucks
- Tim Hortons
retailers
- Apple Store
- Arc’teryx
- Brooks Brothers
- Burberry
- Club Monaco
- Coach
- Ermenegildo Zegna
- Ferragamo
- H&M
- Harry Rosen
- Holt Renfrew
- Hudson’s Bay
- J. Crew
- London Drugs
- lululemon
- Nordstrom
- Roots
- Sephora
- Tiffany & Co.
- Tom Lee Music
- Victoria’s Secret
- Zara

Vancouver Works
VCII represents a fundamental eastward shift in the commercial centre of Vancouver. Located at 733 Seymour Street, this amenity-rich, thoughtfully designed and LEED® Platinum planned office building is an iconic development in the new core of the city’s Central Business District. With direct internal and underground connections to two SkyTrain stations through the Vancouver Centre Mall, and close proximity to several other highly desirable urban and residential neighbourhoods, VCII is ideally located for any organization wanting to attract top talent eager to work in the heart of a thriving urban centre.
The New City Centre

Anywhere
you want to go
VCII’s location and connections to public transit and transportation routes offer convenient access to everywhere in Vancouver’s Lower Mainland. The building has direct internal access to the Canada and Expo SkyTrain lines, and is walking distance from Waterfront Station, terminus of the West Coast Express commuter rail line, which connects riders to communities including Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Mission and Maple Ridge and is the departure point for the SeaBus to North Vancouver.
Need to go further? Just a short distance away is the Canada Place cruise ship terminal, Vancouver Harbour Heliport, and the Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre, a downtown seaplane terminal with airlines that will whisk you away to Vancouver Island, Seattle, the Sunshine Coast, Whistler and beyond. Or access the Canada Line at Vancouver City Centre Station and be at Vancouver International Airport in less than 25 minutes.
Walking
Times
- 1 minute to Tim Hortons and Starbucks
- 1 minute to Vancouver City Centre & Granville SkyTrain stations
- 3 minutes to Nordstrom
- 5 minutes to Vancouver Art Gallery and UBC Robson Square
- 12 minutes to Rogers Arena and BC Place
Driving
Times
- 5 minutes to Vancouver Convention Centre
- 10 minutes to Granville Island
- 10 minutes to Vancouver City Hall
- 13 minutes to Nat Bailey Stadium, home of the Vancouver Canadians
- 20 minutes to UBC
Public
Transit
Times
- 4 minutes to Telus World of Science
- 12 minutes to Oakridge Centre Shopping Mall
- 20 minutes to Commercial Drive
- 24 minutes to Vancouver International Airport
Biking
Times
- 3 minutes to Gastown
- 10 minutes to Stanley Park
- 10 minutes to Kitsilano Beach Park
- 11 minutes to Olympic Village
- 15 minutes to English Bay Beach