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A micro-neighbourhood within Squamish. This page focuses on location and housing character — for walkability, transit, climate, and safety metrics see the Squamish community page.
Business Park is a distinctly commercial and light-industrial sub-neighbourhood situated in the central-to-southern portion of Squamish, generally oriented around the Cleveland Avenue and Government Road corridors. It sits inland from the Squamish Estuary and occupies relatively flat terrain that has long supported warehousing, service businesses, and trade operations. The area is broadly bounded by industrial and mixed-use zones that connect it to neighbouring sub-areas including Downtown Squamish to the north and Garibaldi Highlands further upslope to the east, making it a functional hub within the broader town fabric.
Residential development within Business Park is limited and atypical compared to most Squamish sub-neighbourhoods, reflecting its primary identity as a working business district. Where residential properties do appear, they tend to be older single-family homes or modest dwellings that predate the area's commercial build-out, sitting alongside light-industrial lots and service yards rather than within conventional residential streetscapes. The overall feel is utilitarian and mixed-use in character, with newer commercial construction coexisting alongside older structures. Active listings in the area are relatively sparse on the residential side and carry a variable price range that reflects the eclectic nature of available properties. For buyers or renters with a specific interest in live-work arrangements or proximity to Squamish's commercial core, this sub-neighbourhood offers an unconventional but occasionally practical option within the broader Sea-to-Sky housing market.
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Business Park is a distinctly commercial and light-industrial sub-neighbourhood situated in the central-to-southern portion of Squamish, generally oriented around the Cleveland Avenue and Government Road corridors. It sits inland from the Squamish Estuary and occupies relatively flat terrain that has long supported warehousing, service businesses, and trade operations. The area is broadly bounded by industrial and mixed-use zones that connect it to neighbouring sub-areas incl
How many active MLS® listings are currently in Business Park?
Business Park currently has 2 active MLS® listings in the CREA DDF® feed. Listings refresh every four hours on EZtoFind.ca. Price range: $3.80M – $3.80M, median $3.80M.
Which municipality and BC region is Business Park part of?
Business Park sits within Squamish, Sea-to-Sky. For municipal-level walkability, transit, climate normals, and safety metrics see the Squamish community page on EZtoFind.ca.
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