Vancouver's Former Four Seasons Hotel Tower to Be Demolished

The 25-storey building, vacant since 2020, will be replaced by a modern multi-use tower as part of Cadillac Fairview's redevelopment plans.

The Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver, which closed in 2020 after 44 years, is set to be demolished by property owner Cadillac Fairview.
The building has remained vacant since the hotel's closure and was initially considered for renovation before plans shifted to full demolition.
Cadillac Fairview plans to replace the 25-storey structure with a modern multi-use tower, which may include a hospitality component.
The demolition process will involve removing the concrete façade, columns, slabs, and asbestos abatement, with a permit application currently under review.
The redevelopment is part of broader changes to the CF Pacific Centre complex, including the transformation of the former Nordstrom store.