Westbank is a privately held property developer headquartered in Vancouver, founded in the early 1990s, with a portfolio centred on mixed-use and residential projects alongside hotels, retail, creative workspace, affordable housing, district energy, exhibitions and public art. The company operates primarily in major urban markets, including Vancouver, Toronto, Seattle, Tokyo and San Jose, and is known for developments such as Alberni by Kengo Kuma, Oakridge Park, WB1200 and Park Habitat. Its work is aimed at city-building across the real estate and infrastructure sectors, with a stated focus on creating inspiring environments that contribute to well-functioning cities and the common good. Core priorities include beauty in design, sustainability, and large-scale net-zero-carbon initiatives, with cultural programming and public art integrated into many projects as a distinguishing feature. Westbank reports more than $50 billion of projects completed or under development, and is also a co-owner of one of North America’s largest district energy providers.
