Maple Ridge, British Columbia
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The area
Living in Maple Ridge
Maple Ridge sits on the north side of the Fraser River at the eastern edge of Metro Vancouver, with Pitt Meadows to the west and Mission to the east. It is a city with a genuinely small-town centre and a rural, mountainous backdrop — Golden Ears Provincial Park is close enough that many residents treat it as their weekend backyard.
The appeal for most buyers is space. Lots tend to be larger than what the same money buys closer to Vancouver, streets are quieter, and there is a strong mix of established neighbourhoods and newer hillside development. Families, first-time buyers priced out of the core, and people looking for acreage all end up here for different reasons.
Maple Ridge is also a working community rather than a bedroom suburb alone. The downtown core around 224th Street, the Lougheed Highway corridor and the Albion industrial areas support local employment, and the city has continued to invest in its town centre, trails and recreation facilities.
Local resources
For official information on taxes, permits, catchments and park facilities, go straight to the source:
Housing
What you can buy in Maple Ridge
Detached houses
The largest share of the market, from post-war bungalows in West Maple Ridge and Hammond to newer two-storey homes in Silver Valley and Albion. Suites are common and can help with financing.
Townhomes
A practical middle step for families who want three bedrooms and a garage without detached pricing. Concentrated in Cottonwood, Albion and near the town centre.
Condos & apartments
Mostly clustered around the 224th Street town centre and the Lougheed corridor, and typically the entry point for first-time buyers and downsizers.
Acreage & rural
Whonnock, Webster's Corners and Thornhill hold acreages, hobby farms and ALR land, where wells, septic and permitted use need careful review.
Neighbourhoods
Explore Maple Ridge by neighbourhood
Each neighbourhood page carries its own live MLS® search so you can watch a specific pocket of the city rather than the whole market.
Older character homes, mature streets and quick access to Hammond and the highway.
Established family neighbourhoods with larger lots and school catchments.
Newer detached and townhome construction close to the Fraser River flats.
Newer hillside homes bordering Golden Ears trails and green space.
Central family area with schools, shopping and townhome complexes.
Historic riverside mill neighbourhood with heritage housing stock.
Rural acreages, lake access and privacy in east Maple Ridge.
Semi-rural properties, small farms and larger parcels.
Hillside rural holdings on the city's eastern edge.
Family homes near the Kanaka Creek greenway and Albion amenities.
Education
Schools and catchments
Public schools in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows are operated by School District 42, which runs elementary, middle and secondary schools across the city along with French immersion, International Baccalaureate and trades-focused programs at selected sites.
Catchment boundaries matter to a lot of buyers, and they change. Rather than repeat a boundary that may be out of date, confirm the current catchment and program availability with the district before you write an offer — and tell us which school matters to you so we can screen listings accordingly.
Independent and faith-based schools also operate in the area, and Kwantlen Polytechnic and Douglas College campuses are within reach for post-secondary students.
Outdoors
Parks and recreation
Golden Ears Provincial Park is the headline attraction — alpine hiking, Alouette Lake, and campgrounds minutes from residential streets. Closer in, the Kanaka Creek greenway, Whonnock Lake, the Fraser River dyke trails and the Maple Ridge Park riverfront cover most of what people want day to day.
The city operates arenas, pools, a leisure centre, sports fields and community facilities, and equestrian and golf facilities are part of the local landscape. Cycling and running on the dykes is a year-round habit here.
Amenities
Shopping and everyday amenities
The 224th Street town centre holds the civic buildings, library, ACT arts centre, independent shops and restaurants, and a weekly seasonal farmers' market feel that residents are protective of.
Larger-format shopping, groceries and services line the Lougheed Highway corridor and the Valley Fair and Haney Place areas, with additional retail clusters in Albion and Cottonwood. Ridge Meadows Hospital, medical clinics and pharmacies serve both Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows.
Local farms, garden centres and u-pick operations on the eastern side of the city are a genuine part of the lifestyle rather than a marketing line.
Getting around
Transportation and commuting
The West Coast Express commuter rail runs weekday service from Maple Ridge and Port Haney stations to downtown Vancouver, which is the fastest predictable option for office commuters. TransLink bus routes connect the city to the SkyTrain network at Coquitlam Central.
By car, the Lougheed Highway is the main east–west route, the Golden Ears Bridge links directly to Langley and Highway 1, and the Pitt River Bridge carries traffic west toward Port Coquitlam. Commute times swing significantly with the peak, so test your route at the hour you would actually travel.
For buyers who work from home, the practical questions are internet service and proximity to amenities rather than bridge capacity — and those vary by neighbourhood, especially in rural areas.
Market data
Maple Ridge monthly market snapshot
Updated each month from official Greater Vancouver REALTORS® and Fraser Valley Real Estate Board releases. We publish figures only once the boards do — nothing here is estimated.
Maple Ridge
Data as of June 2026 · Source: Greater Vancouver REALTORS®
Detached
$1,190,400
Benchmark price · -7.2% year over year
- Sales
- 54
- Active listings
- 577
- Avg. days on market
- 58
- Sales-to-active
- 9.4%
Condo
$499,100
Benchmark price · -8.5% year over year
- Sales
- 28
- Active listings
- 145
- Avg. days on market
- 34
- Sales-to-active
- 19.3%
Townhome
$728,600
Benchmark price · -6.4% year over year
- Sales
- 36
- Active listings
- 151
- Avg. days on market
- 34
- Sales-to-active
- 23.8%
Pitt Meadows
Data as of June 2026 · Source: Greater Vancouver REALTORS®
Detached
$1,188,400
Benchmark price · -6.0% year over year
- Sales
- 10
- Active listings
- 75
- Avg. days on market
- 44
- Sales-to-active
- 13.3%
Condo
$542,400
Benchmark price · -8.1% year over year
- Sales
- 5
- Active listings
- 42
- Avg. days on market
- 27
- Sales-to-active
- 11.9%
Townhome
$761,100
Benchmark price · -8.0% year over year
- Sales
- 10
- Active listings
- 34
- Avg. days on market
- 54
- Sales-to-active
- 29.4%
Metro Vancouver context
Data as of June 2026 · Source: Greater Vancouver REALTORS®
Detached
$1,842,900
Benchmark price · -7.1% year over year
- Sales
- 747
- Active listings
- 6,322
- Avg. days on market
- 39
- Sales-to-active
- 11.8%
Condo
$695,200
Benchmark price · -7.1% year over year
- Sales
- 1107
- Active listings
- 6,913
- Avg. days on market
- 39
- Sales-to-active
- 16.0%
Townhome
$1,046,200
Benchmark price · -5.0% year over year
- Sales
- 389
- Active listings
- 2,137
- Avg. days on market
- 35
- Sales-to-active
- 18.2%
What the June 2026 numbers show
- Maple Ridge detached conditions were buyer-leaning at a 9.4% sales-to-active ratio, while townhomes were firmer at 23.8%.
- Pitt Meadows townhomes were the strongest segment at 29.4%, while detached and condos were softer.
- Benchmark prices were lower year over year across all three property types in both communities.
- These figures are a monthly snapshot, and small local sales counts can make month-to-month percentages volatile.
Latest local report coming soon
Brookside publishes local market updates using official Greater Vancouver REALTORS® and Fraser Valley Real Estate Board statistics. We only post figures once the boards release them, so nothing here is estimated.
Source: Greater Vancouver REALTORS® REALTOR® Reports, June 2026. Current as of July 2, 2026. Percent changes are calculated using rounded figures.
Since 1982
Why buy your Maple Ridge home with Brookside
Four decades in one community
Royal LePage Brookside Realty has been a family-owned brokerage in Maple Ridge since 1982. We have watched these neighbourhoods change street by street, and that context shows up in pricing and negotiation.
Sales and property management together
We list, sell and manage under one roof. If you are buying to hold, the same office that helps you buy can screen tenants, collect rent and coordinate maintenance afterwards.
Local office, local trades
Our office is on 224th Street with a network of inspectors, trades and lenders we work with regularly — the difference between a subject removal that stalls and one that closes.
Questions
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