Langley

Langley is actually two communities — the City of Langley and the larger Township of Langley — covering everything from the historic Fort Langley village to the booming Willoughby high-rise corridor. Combined, the area is home to roughly 175,000 residents and is one of the fastest-growing parts of Metro Vancouver.

Willoughby and Walnut Grove are dense with new family townhomes and condos; Brookswood, Murrayville, and Fort Langley keep a more rural, character feel; and South Langley still has working farms and equestrian acreage.

The Surrey–Langley SkyTrain extension, scheduled to open in 2028, is reshaping the market — particularly along Fraser Highway and around Willowbrook.

Schools

Langley Fundamental, R.E. Mountain Secondary, Walnut Grove Secondary, and Trinity Western University.

Parks & Recreation

Campbell Valley Regional Park, Derby Reach, and the Langley Events Centre.

Transit

Future SkyTrain along Fraser Highway; existing express buses to Surrey and Coquitlam.

Shopping & Dining

Willowbrook Shopping Centre, Fort Langley village shops, and the Langley brewery district.

Community Events

Fort Langley Cranberry Festival, Arts Alive, and the Langley Good Times Cruise-In.

Lifestyle

Family-focused with strong amateur sports, agri-tourism, and a thriving craft beverage scene.

First-Time Buyers

Entry-level condos and townhomes, plus first-time buyer programs Sonny walks you through step by step.

Growing Families

Family-sized homes near top schools, parks, and recreation — the kind of neighbourhood you grow into, not out of.

Investors & Relocators

Strong rental demand, future development upside, and relocation support for buyers moving in from out of province.

Birthplace of BC; restored 1827 HBC trading post.

535 hectares of trails, meadows, and equestrian paths.

Home to the Vancouver Giants and major tournaments.

Major regional mall anchoring the future SkyTrain station.

Private liberal arts university in Glover Road area.

Part of Langley's growing wine and brewery circuit.