Flamingo One unveils a new standard for modern living

Flamingo One unveils a new standard for modern living
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Surrey city centre has a new landmark with the grand opeing of Flamingo One, A 35-Storey tower redefinig urban living.

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The ribbon-cutting ceremony brought together Mayor Brenda Locke, MP Randeep Sarai, developer Charan Sethi, city councillors, and members of the community to celebrate the launch of this dynamic new development.

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Developed by Tien Sher Group of Companies and built by ITC Construction Group, Flamingo One offers 375 modern condominium homes, nearly 50,000 square feet of office space, and ground-level shops and services designed for convenience and lifestyle. Its prime location, just a 10-minute walk from Gateway SkyTrain Station, provides residents and workers with seamless access to rapid transit and the broader Metro Vancouver region.

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Sustainability and modern living go hand in hand here, with 50% of parking stalls equipped with EV chargers, encouraging eco-friendly commuting while supporting contemporary lifestyles. “Flamingo One is about more than just a tower – it’s about creating a complete community where people can live, work, and connect close to home,” said Charan Sethi, President of Tien Sher Group.

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The opening highlighted Flamingo One’s role as a cornerstone in the revitalization of Surrey’s historic Whalley district. It is the first of a planned threetower Flamingo Towers development, promising more homes, workplaces, and gathering spaces to Surrey’s growing downtown.

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Through Flamingo One, Tien Sher Group continues its commitment to building vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable communities, transforming Surrey City Centre into a thriving, connected urban hub that blends style, convenience, and modern city living.

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