King George Hub, Mixed-use development in Surrey City Centre, Canada

King George Hub is a mixed-use development in Surrey's city center that combines office buildings, retail stores, and residential towers in one connected location. The complex sits directly above and around the King George Station transit terminal, making it easy for people to move between different areas.

The development began in 2012 when the first phase started, with the main Coast Capital Savings headquarters building finished in early 2016. This initial phase created the foundation for expanding the site into the larger complex it is today.

The complex's name comes from King George Boulevard, the street it faces at its northeast corner with Fraser Highway. Its retail podium and public plaza sit beside King George station, so the site doubles as a pedestrian route between the SkyTrain terminus and Surrey City Centre. The rental-only Line and Tether towers reflect a shift toward purpose-built rental housing in the district.

The site connects directly to the King George Station bus terminal, making public transit easy to access from here. Visitors can walk between the office areas, shops, and residential towers without leaving the covered development.

All residential units in the early phases sold out before construction even started, showing how much demand there was for housing in this area. This quick commitment from buyers helped fuel the project's expansion and planning of additional phases.