Advertisement
Advertisement

Tsawwassen Mills Photo Tour [Photos]

Date:

Share post:

Ivanhoé Cambridge’s Tsawwassen Mills hybrid outlet centre opened about a month ago, and we profiled the property in an article on Retail Insider. Last week, photographer Klaus Johansson toured Tsawwassen Mills, and gave us permission to post his beautiful photos of the South Delta retail centre. 

The 1.2 million square foot hybrid outlet centre features 16 anchors and 180 retailers, 50% of which are ‘pure outlet’ stores. The remaining retailers are considered ‘full-price’. 

Construction began on the massive Tsawwassen Mills in January of 2014, which is located at Highway 17 and 52nd Street in South Delta — about 30 minutes north of the Washington State border and less than 5 km from the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal. 

180 retailers have opened in the centre, including 18 that are first-to-market such as: Bass Pro Shops, DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse, Pro Hockey Life, Saks OFF 5TH, The Outlet by Harry Rosen, Michael Kors Outlet, lululemon athletica outlet, and Browns Outlet (shoes), as well as several others. Thirteen of the mall’s 16 anchors are now open. 

Tsawwassen Mills features a 1,100-seat food hall, four full-service restaurants, a children’s play area, a sports dome and six public entrances each featuring its own special design features. Several stores offer unique entertainment options, including a skate park in the West 49 retail space, and a themed bowling alley inside of Bass Pro Shops. 

According to Ivanhoé Cambridge, more than $600 million went into building Tsawwassen Mills, which now employs about 3,500 full-time and part-time staff. The centre features a 6,000 stall parking lot with 14 electric vehicle charging stations. Other sustainable features include a LEED® certification as mentioned above, based partly on 20% of construction materials being recycled, as well as the planting of 2,000 trees on the property. 

See below for more photos of the centre, all by Mr. Johansson. 

That concludes the photo tour of Tsawwassen Mills by Klauss Johansson. 

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

More From Retail Insider

RECENT RETAIL INSIDER VIDEOS

Advertisment

Subscribe to the Newsletter

Subscribe

* indicates required

RECENT articles

Quebec Retailers Face Rising Language Compliance Pressure

Bill 96, OQLF inspections, and rising complaints are reshaping Quebec retail operations, hiring, signage, and digital marketing strategies.

Dixie Outlet Mall in Mississauga Placed into Receivership

Dixie Outlet Mall in Mississauga enters receivership as redevelopment plans and long-term transformation of the site move forward.

BAPE Opens First Canadian Store on Vancouver’s Alberni Street

Japanese streetwear brand BAPE opens its first Canadian store at 1028 Alberni Street in downtown Vancouver, entering the Canadian retail market.

Daily Synopsis: Mar 5, 2026

Gas prices to impact food, George Weston sees revenue climb as Loblaw and Choice Properties gain, Costco Canada comp sales up 10%, Sunterra appeals cheque kitting ruling, Krazy Bins store opening in Edmonton, and other news.

Walmart Canada kicks off sponsorship with Canada Soccer to bring Canadians closer to the game 

One of the country's most accomplished and recognizable players, Canada Soccer Men's National Team forward Jonathan David will support the collaboration as an official Walmart Canada ambassador.

Sungiven Foods Expanding Metro Vancouver Footprint

Sungiven Foods plans up to 15 new Metro Vancouver stores as it refines its small-format, private-label grocery model.

Victoria’s Secret & Co. reports 2025 Q4 and full year results with annual sales of more than $6.5 billion

The company reported net sales of $6.553 billion for fiscal year 2025, an increase of 5% compared to net sales of $6.230 billion for fiscal year 2024.

Governments suffer big decline in alcohol earnings: Statistics Canada

Overall, liquor authorities and other retail outlets sold $25.8 billion worth of alcoholic beverages in the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025, down 1.6% from fiscal year 2023/2024.

Vivo Avanti Expands with Restaurant in King City

Vivo Avanti has opened in King City, introducing an elevated Italian dining concept from the team behind Vivo Pizza + Pasta.

The Reset Team Leads Retail Merchandising in Canada

Canadian firm The Reset Team helps retailers nationwide with scalable merchandising, fixture installation and precise execution for complex rollouts.

Why Retailers Can’t Afford a Bad Delivery Experience in 2026

Rising consumer expectations make delivery performance critical for brand reputation and revenue. Learn how retailers can take control of the last mile with proactive strategies and shipping protection.

Happy Belly Food Group’s iQ Food Co. secures 1st Western Canada location in Calgary

iQ is a flagship brand in Canada's premium healthy eating market and is strategically located in urban and central business districts.

A&W reports Q4 and 2025 financial results, with annual sales increasing to $1.92 billion

System Sales in 2025 increased by $51.8 million (2.8%) to $1.92 billion

Joe Fresh becomes 1st pure apparel retailer on DoorDash in Canada

Over 220 Joe Fresh stores are now shoppable on DoorDash across all provinces and one territory.

Daily Synopsis: Mar 4, 2026

SSENSE lays off more than 200, Joe Fresh 1st apparel retailer on DoorDash, Save-on-Foods opening in new Langley retail project, Brampton charging retailers $100 for every abandoned shopping cart in city, and other news.

Kits Eyecare reports Q4 and 2025 financial results with record annual revenue

Gross profit increased by 34.4% to $72.1 million or 35.6% of revenue, , compared to $53.7million, or 33.7% of revenue; an expansion of 190 basis points.

Eau Claire Distillery Unveils Flagship Single Malt as Inventory Growth Fuels Expansion

The Pedro Ximénez-finished single malt, made with 100 per cent Alberta malted barley, marks a milestone for the distillery, which says it now has sufficient aged inventory to support larger, sustained releases after more than a decade in operation.

Teen Founder Builds Chic & Charmed Jewellery Brand

Chanelle Chalazan, 16, started Chic & Charmed at 13 and is scaling the Canadian jewellery brand nationally through trade shows and pricing discipline.

Tariff uncertainty and affordability pressures causing Canadians to put brakes on car ownership: Turo

Three in four Canadians (75%) are concerned tariffs will push vehicle prices higher in 2026.

Quebec’s New Weekend Store Hours Win Support and Criticism

Quebec allows stores to stay open until 9 PM on weekends under a new pilot, drawing support from some retailers and criticism from others.