Township of Langley

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A pic from outside/outdoor area/front of a property/back of a property/a pic from drone, unknown for 20364 36B AVENUE, Langley British Columbia V3A2S2
18 hours on market
$1,525,000
20364 36B AVENUE , Langley
Detached332500 sq ft
Listed by The Agency White Rock
Unknown for 403 7920 206 STREET, Langley British Columbia V2Y3X1
1 day on market
$535,000
403 7920 206 STREET , Langley
Condo11716 sq ft
Listed by Stonehaus Realty Corp.
Home with vinyl exterior material, street for 20995 92 AVENUE, Langley British Columbia V1M2B4
1 day on market
$1,199,999
20995 92 AVENUE , Langley
Detached311041 sq ft
Listed by RE/MAX Treeland Realty
Unknown for 17 20559 86 AVENUE, Langley British Columbia V2Y2B6
1 day on market
$977,777
17 20559 86 AVENUE , Langley
Condo441895 sq ft
Listed by RE/MAX Blueprint
Unknown for 2 8068 207 STREET, Langley British Columbia V2Y0M9
1 day on market
$899,999
2 8068 207 STREET , Langley
Condo341723 sq ft
Listed by Royal LePage - Wolstencroft
Home with vinyl exterior material, street for 22987 88 AVENUE, Langley British Columbia V1M2S4
2 days on market
$1,619,900
22987 88 AVENUE , Langley
Detached321572 sq ft
Listed by Royal LePage - Wolstencroft
Open concept kitchen, wood/laminate floor for 2406 20065 85 AVENUE, Langley British Columbia V2Y3Y4
2 days on market
$599,900
2406 20065 85 AVENUE , Langley
Condo11581 sq ft
Listed by Royal LePage - Wolstencroft
Home with vinyl exterior material, street for 22 8138 204 STREET, Langley British Columbia V2Y0T4
2 days on market
$799,000
22 8138 204 STREET , Langley
Condo231291 sq ft
Listed by Royal LePage - Wolstencroft
Unknown for 15 8120 200A STREET, Langley British Columbia V0V0V0
3 days on market
$1,089,900
15 8120 200A STREET , Langley
Condo341817 sq ft
Listed by Century 21 Coastal Realty Ltd.
A pic from outside/outdoor area/front of a property/back of a property/a pic from drone, city buildings view from balcony for 2501 20065 85 AVENUE, Langley British Columbia V2Y3Y4
3 days on market
$1,279,900
2501 20065 85 AVENUE , Langley
Condo321212 sq ft
Listed by RE/MAX Treeland Realty

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Population & demographics

Total population

133,885

Population age (%)

0-19 (25%)20-34 (17%)35-49 (21%)50-64 (20%)65+ (17%)

Household

Average household income

$142,400

Household composition (%)

Single person (23%)Multi person (3%)Single Family (72%)Multi Family (2%)

Owners / Renters (%)

Owners (82%)Renters (18%)

Mother Tongue (%)

English (80%)Others (5%)Korean (4%)Punjabi (Panjabi) (3%)Mandarin (3%)Spanish (1%)Tagalog (Pilipino, Filipino) (1%)

The Township of Langley, also known as Langley City, is a semi-rural municipality bursting with country charm. Situated on the Fraser River and one of the largest cities in the Fraser Valley, read on to learn more about what life is like in the Township of Langley.

Why live in Township of Langley?

Just 45 minutes outside of downtown Vancouver is Langley. This accessible municipality is home to just over 25,000 residents and offers residents the perfect mix of urban and rural living. The Township of Langley is mainly characterized by its picturesque farmland and affordable housing market, with Langley being one of the few parts of the Metro Vancouver Area that is still relatively affordable. The quiet, safe surroundings of this Fraser Valley region make it a great place to do everything from retire to raise a family.

Quality and diversity of education in Township of Langley

Langley has its own school district, British Columbia School District No. 35, which operates 45 schools in the area. This gives parents many options to choose from when it comes to their children’s education. Beyond the public elementary, junior, and secondary schools run by the Langley School District, there are also multiple Catholic, French immersion, and private schools in the Township of Langley. There are even schools with special sports programs and baccalaureate programs. Meanwhile, post-secondary institutions can be found all throughout the Metro Vancouver Area, ranging from Simon Fraser University in Burnaby to the University of British Columbia, Capilano University, Vancouver Film School, the Art Institute of Vancouver, and the Emily Carr University of Art + Design.

Most populous cities in Township of Langley

The main communities and neighbourhoods that comprise the Township of Langley include Aldergrove, Fort Langley, Murrayville, Walnut Grove, Brookswood-Fernridge, and Willoughby-Willowbrook.

Quality of infrastructure for Township of Langley

Despite its rural setting, Langley is relatively well-served by public transit. TransLink operates several bus routes to and from Langley, connecting the municipality with downtown Vancouver and the rest of Metro Vancouver. Although the area is not home to a SkyTrain station yet, there is a Langley Light Rail project in the works that is set to be completed by 2028. This project will transform the city’s public transportation network, making it far more accessible than it's ever been. Beyond public transportation, residents of Langley have easy access to Abbotsford International Airport. However, they can also be at the province’s largest airport, Vancouver International Airport in less than 30 minutes. Langley is conveniently located along the Fraser Highway and is also near the Trans Canada Highway, which makes travelling by car a breeze. In terms of healthcare, Langley Memorial Hospital serves the area, though there are several other hospitals nearby like Surrey Memorial Hospital, Ridge Meadows Hospital, and the many Vancouver Hospitals, like Mount Saint Joseph Hospital, St. Paul’s Hospital, and Vancouver General Hospital.

Safety and security for Township of Langley

The Langley contingency of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is responsible for the safety and security of the Township of Langley, which is considered to be an extremely safe municipality with a low crime rate. In an emergency, always call 9-1-1.

Township of Langley property market

Despite its population boom in the last decade, the housing market in the Township of Langley remains one of the most affordable in the Metro Vancouver Area. This makes it a great option for families moving into the area. Property types you will find in the Township of Langley include some apartments and condos, but mostly bungalows, townhomes, detached homes, and semi-detached homes.

Standard of living in Township of Langley

The standard of living in the Township of Langley is extremely high. From the area’s natural surroundings to its low cost of living and bustling economy (fun fact: Langley has the second lowest unemployment rate in Canada), you will love calling the Township of Langley home. But don’t take our word for it. Vancouver, of which Langley is considered a part, was recently named the fifth most liveable city in the world by The Global Liveability Index. The Global Liveability Index’s 2023 Liveability Report analyzed cities around the world, using categories like stability, healthcare, culture & environment, and education in cities worldwide, and Vancouver came fifth. This clearly says something about the quality of life in Langley and the rest of the Metro Vancouver Area.

Something wonderful about Township of Langley

The Township of Langley is home to the Fort Langley National Historic Site, which is one of the area’s main attractions. It is a former fur trading post that was once used by the Hudson’s Bay Company. Today, the site consists of a visitor’s centre that educates guests on the history of fur trading in the region, as well as a reconstructed trading post containing ten unique structures. The original fort dates back to 1827, although it burned down and was rebuilt in the mid-19th century. Fort Langley continued to be used by the Hudson’s Bay Company until 1886, though it was abandoned after that. The Government of Canada acquired it in 1923 and made it a National Historic Site of Canada.

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