Townhomes for Sale in Langley, BC

Townhomes are the dominant new housing type in Langley, with over 141 active developments offering units of 1,000-1,400 sq ft with garages, private entrances, and small yards. The FVREB benchmark for Langley townhomes was $810,300 in March 2026 — about 5% above the Fraser Valley average of $772,700, reflecting Langley's strong demand from families upgrading from condos.

Willoughby Heights leads new townhome construction with projects like Heath West and Griffon offering 2026 move-in dates. Brookswood-Fernridge attracts buyers who want larger lots and a forested, semi-rural character. Walnut Grove and Fort Langley offer established, mature neighbourhoods with less new supply but stable resale values.

The market is balanced as of spring 2026. Townhomes are taking 33-63 days to sell, up from faster sales in 2024-2025. Prices are down 6.7% year-over-year, giving buyers more leverage. For families who need more space than a condo but cannot yet afford a detached home, Langley townhomes hit the sweet spot — especially with SkyTrain arriving in 2029. AG. Song helps buyers compare floor plans, strata documents, and builder warranties across all Langley townhome developments.

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Townhomes for Sale by Neighbourhood

Willoughby Townhomes for Sale

Willoughby has the most active townhome construction in Langley. New 3-bedroom units with garages and backyards range from $750K to $900K. The neighbourhood skews young — average age 35.6 — with strong demand from growing families. Future SkyTrain at 200 Street adds long-term value for commuters.

Walnut Grove Townhomes for Sale

Walnut Grove townhomes appeal to families wanting established parks, schools, and shopping. Resale townhomes range from $750K to $850K. The neighbourhood is more mature than Willoughby, with wider streets, larger trees, and a community centre. Highway 1 access is quick for commuters.

Brookswood-Fernridge Townhomes for Sale

Brookswood townhomes are less common — the neighbourhood is 85% detached homes. When townhomes do come to market, they tend to be on larger lots with a forested, semi-rural character. Campbell Valley Regional Park is on the doorstep. Prices are competitive with Willoughby but inventory is limited.

Fort Langley Townhomes for Sale

Fort Langley townhomes average about $1.46M — reflecting the heritage village premium. Strict architectural guidelines mean developments blend with the historic character. Supply is very limited. Buyers pay for walkable shops, Fraser River access, and a tight-knit community you will not find elsewhere.

Aldergrove Townhomes for Sale

Aldergrove is the most affordable option for townhome buyers in Langley. New developments along Fraser Highway are adding modern 3-bedroom units. The trade-off is distance from transit and urban amenities. Buyers here prioritize value and space over convenience.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a townhome cost in Langley in 2026?

The FVREB benchmark for Langley townhomes was $810,300 in March 2026. Prices range from about $700K in Aldergrove to $1.46M in Fort Langley. Willoughby and Walnut Grove fall in the $750K-$900K range for newer 3-bedroom units with garages.

Which Langley neighbourhood has the most new townhomes?

Willoughby Heights has the most active townhome construction, with projects like Heath West and Griffon offering 2026 move-in dates. The Seton and Belmont areas also have significant presale activity. Over 141 developments are active across Langley as a whole.

Are Langley townhomes a good investment before SkyTrain?

Langley townhome prices are down 6.7% year-over-year as of March 2026, and the SkyTrain terminus opens in late 2029. Historically, transit proximity adds 5-20% to property values. Buying now at lower prices with 3.5 years until transit arrives could position buyers for appreciation.

What strata fees should I expect for Langley townhomes?

Strata fees for Langley townhomes typically run $150-$350 per month. Newer complexes with shared amenities like playgrounds and clubhouses are at the higher end. Bare-land strata with fewer shared facilities tend to be lower. Always review the strata minutes and depreciation report before buying.

How do Langley townhomes compare to Surrey?

Langley townhomes benchmark at $810,300 vs. Surrey's range of $600K-$950K. Langley offers newer construction, larger floorplans (1,000-1,400 sq ft), and the upcoming SkyTrain terminus. Surrey has existing transit and more inventory. Both markets are balanced in spring 2026.

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 City — Official Site — accessed 2026-03-15
  4. BC Gov — Surrey-Langley SkyTrain Project Overview — accessed 2026-03-15

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