Houses for Sale in Langley, BC

Langley's detached home market ranges from affordable entries in Aldergrove and Murrayville to premium estates in Fort Langley and Campbell Valley. The FVREB benchmark for Langley detached homes was $1,516,100 in March 2026 — about 10% above the Fraser Valley average of $1,375,600, reflecting Langley's larger lot sizes, newer stock, and proximity to Metro Vancouver infrastructure.

Sales activity picked up in March 2026 with 77 single-family transactions — up 42.6% from February, though still down 2.5% year-over-year. The market is balanced, with homes taking 33-63 days to sell. Prices are down 6.9% year-over-year, creating a window for buyers who were priced out during the 2023-2024 peak.

Brookswood-Fernridge is the most established detached-home neighbourhood, with 85% single-detached housing stock, mature trees, and an equestrian culture. Fort Langley commands premiums of 30%+ for heritage character homes on large lots. Campbell Valley has the highest price tier at $3.7M average for estate properties on acreage. For buyers who want space, schools, and a shorter commute than Abbotsford or Chilliwack, Langley delivers. AG. Song has access to every Langley listing including pre-market and off-MLS opportunities.

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Houses for Sale by Neighbourhood

Brookswood-Fernridge Houses for Sale

Brookswood is Langley's most established detached-home neighbourhood — 85% of homes are single-family on spacious, tree-lined lots. The equestrian culture, mature forests, and Campbell Valley Regional Park give it a character no new development can replicate. Average homes sell around $1.6M.

Fort Langley Houses for Sale

Fort Langley detached homes average over $2.15M — the highest in Langley. The heritage village has strict architectural guidelines that protect its character. You are paying for a walkable downtown, Fraser River access, and BC's oldest European settlement. Homes sell in about 24 days.

Walnut Grove Houses for Sale

Walnut Grove offers established family homes in the $1.3M-$1.8M range. The neighbourhood has mature parks, multiple school catchments, a community centre, and easy Highway 1 access. Lot sizes are moderate compared to Brookswood, but the community feel is strong.

Willoughby Houses for Sale

Willoughby has the most new detached homes in Langley, with builders offering modern 3-4 bedroom designs in the $1.4M-$1.8M range. The neighbourhood is young and growing fast, with new schools, parks, and amenities being added. Future SkyTrain access at 200 Street is a draw for commuters.

Aldergrove Houses for Sale

Aldergrove is the most affordable area for detached homes in Langley, with prices running below the Langley benchmark. Buyers get larger lots and semi-rural quiet. The trade-off is distance from transit and urban amenities — most residents are car-dependent. Good value for families who want space.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a house cost in Langley in 2026?

The FVREB benchmark for Langley detached homes was $1,516,100 in March 2026. Prices range from below $1.4M in Aldergrove to $2.15M+ in Fort Langley and $3.7M+ in Campbell Valley. Brookswood averages about $1.6M. Willoughby new builds run $1.4M-$1.8M.

Are Langley house prices dropping?

Yes — Langley detached home prices are down 6.9% year-over-year as of March 2026 (FVREB). However, sales activity is rising (up 42.6% month-over-month in March). The market appears to be finding a floor after post-peak corrections. Buyers have more negotiating room than in 2023-2024.

Which Langley neighbourhood has the best schools for families?

Walnut Grove and Willoughby have the strongest school catchments within SD35 (Langley School District). Brookswood offers French Immersion and an Equestrian Program at Brookswood Secondary. Fort Langley feeds into Walnut Grove Secondary. Aldergrove has a full K-12 pathway within the community.

Is Langley cheaper than Surrey for houses?

On average, no — Langley detached homes benchmark at $1,516,100 vs. Surrey's broader range. However, Aldergrove and parts of Langley's eastern boundary are more affordable than comparable Surrey homes in South Surrey or Grandview Heights. Location within each city matters more than the city average.

How far is Langley from Vancouver?

Langley is about 50-60 km from downtown Vancouver — roughly 50-70 minutes by car via Highway 1. After the SkyTrain extension opens in late 2029, transit from Langley City Centre to King George Station will take under 30 minutes. From there, you can connect to the entire Metro Vancouver SkyTrain network.

Sources & Citations

  1. Fraser Valley Real Estate Board — Monthly Statistics — accessed 2026-03-15
  2. Township of Langley — Official Site — accessed 2026-03-15
  3. Langley School District (SD35) — Official Site — accessed 2026-03-15
  4. BC Gov — Surrey-Langley SkyTrain Project Overview — accessed 2026-03-15

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