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Homes near the Canada Line

Every newly built ground-oriented home within 1200 metres of a Canada Line station, broken down station by station.

The short answer

117 newly built ground-oriented homes are active within 1200 metres of a Canada Line station. The median lists at $1,599,900 for 1,399 sq ft at $1,182 per square foot, 44% above the regional median. 8 of the line's 17 stations have homes nearby.

Active listings
117
Median price
$1,599,900
Median per sq ft
$1,182
Stations with homes
8 of 17

Newly built homes near Canada Line

117 active listings

Median list price
$1,599,900

typical range $1,129,320 to $2,232,000

Median price per sq ft
$1,182

typical range $964 to $1,483

Median size
1,399 sq ft

typical range 1,088 sq ft to 1,810 sq ft

Median strata fee
$520

typical range $353 to $943

90 of 117 listings state one

Median annual property tax
$5,426

typical range $2,569 to $7,035

31 of 117 listings state one

Measured across 117 active listings on .

Price per square foot, station by station

Every Canada Line station with newly built ground-oriented homes within 1200 metres. The spread along a single line is often wider than people expect.

Every Canada Line station with homes nearby

Homes within 1200 m, straight line. Median size in square feet.
Station Line Active Median price Per sq ft Median size
Oakridge-41st Avenue Canada Line 52 $1,599,900 $1,202 1,352
Langara-49th Avenue Canada Line 42 $1,556,450 $1,149 1,391
King Edward Canada Line 40 $1,768,950 $1,297 1,342
Richmond-Brighouse Canada Line 18 $1,438,950 $918 1,504
Lansdowne Canada Line 13 $1,489,880 $968 1,588
Broadway-City Hall Canada Line 8 $2,233,000 $1,412 1,580
Marine Drive Canada Line 3 - - -
Olympic Village Canada Line 2 - - -

A dash means fewer than four active listings, which is too few to publish a figure for. Rows with four to seven listings show a range instead of a median.

Parking, which is the real trade

Of the 117 active listings here, 20 have two or more parking spaces and 92 have one. Buying near a station usually means fewer spaces, because that is what the zoning near stations allows and what the buyer is assumed to want. If you are running two cars, check the specific listing rather than the area.

Homes near Canada Line

Click a pin for the photo, the price, and a Street View link, so you can see the walk to the station before you plan a visit.

117 of 117 homes plotted. Click a pin for the photo, the price, and a Street View link. Zoom with the plus and minus buttons or by pinching.

Active listings near Canada Line

99 more active listings are not shown here. Search every active listing . Prices are the list price. Most new homes have GST added on top.

Common questions

What do homes near the Canada Line cost?

The median newly built ground-oriented home within 1200 metres of a Canada Line station lists at $1,599,900, or $1,182 per square foot. That is 44% above the regional median, measured across 117 active listings.

Which Canada Line station has the most newly built homes?

Oakridge-41st Avenue, with 52 within 1200 metres at a median $1,599,900. 8 of the line's 17 stations have any newly built ground-oriented homes nearby at all.

Is the Canada Line a good line to buy near?

This hub measures what homes cost and how far they are from a station. Whether a line suits you depends on where it takes you, how often, and at what hour, which is a question for a timetable and a trial run rather than a price table.

Are homes near the Canada Line townhouses or half duplexes?

Of the 117 active listings within 1200 metres of a station on this line, 94 are townhouses, 23 are half duplexes. The mix shifts station by station depending on what the land nearby allowed.

Can you buy freehold with no strata near the Canada Line?

6 of the 117 active listings are freehold non-strata and 111 are strata. Land close to a rapid transit station tends to be built as strata complexes, so freehold options near this line are the exception rather than the norm.

How many stations on the Canada Line have newly built homes nearby?

8 of the line's 17 stations currently have at least one newly built ground-oriented home active within 1200 metres. The rest either have no nearby ground-oriented land left to build on or nothing on the market right now.

What is the strata fee near the Canada Line?

The median monthly strata fee across active listings within 1200 metres of a Canada Line station is $520. Confirm what a specific building's fee actually covers, since station-adjacent complexes vary widely on amenities and reserve fund contributions.

Are these walking distances?

No. They are straight-line distances from each listing to the station, using coordinates TransLink publishes. A straight line ignores rail cuts, rivers, highways, and hills, all of which this region has. Use these to shortlist, then check the address on a map.

Where these figures come from

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