False Creek

Southeast False Creek (SEFC) is a leading model of sustainability in North America, incorporating forward-thinking infrastructure, strategic energy reduction, high-performance buildings and easy transit access.

Built on the last remaining large tract of undeveloped waterfront land near downtown Vancouver, Southeast False Creek was the site of the Vancouver Olympic Village during the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.

Tour of the Olympic Village - October 2009

After the 2010 Winter Games, Southeast False Creek will eventually become home to 16,000 people. Currently, it has 250 affordable housing units and a 45,000 square foot community centre. In the future, the area will have three child care centres, an elementary school, community garden, public plaza, and much more.


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"The Birds"

The Birds"The Birds", Myfanwy MacLeod Learn more

Community Centre

Creekside Community Recreation Centre located at the SEFC & Olympic Village is now open. Learn more

Affordable Housing

The City is maintaining lists for market rent housing. For core need housing, applicants can apply to The Housing Registry managed by BC Housing. Learn more

The Challenge Series

Learn more Globe about the the story of the Olympic Village at Southeast False Creek: Millennium Water from the the Challenge Series.