Langley City Development Land — Fraser Valley

The market

Development in Langley City

The City of Langley prides itself on being one of the most active industrial and service commercial land bases in the Lower Mainland. A very development-friendly government continues to receive top marks for approval-process timing, as well as for one of the lowest commercial-to-residential tax rates in Metro Vancouver.

There's an emphasis on property redevelopment due to the city's dense nature, leading to Langley City's creation of the Brownfield Redevelopment Strategy — a plan that keeps the city looking fresh by revitalizing underutilized structures and creating profit increases for developers.

28,963
Population
2,471
Total acres of land
12
Population density per acre

Plan

Official Community Plan

The OCP is the foundational policy document that shapes every rezoning decision in Langley City. Read it before you assemble.

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Neighbourhoods we cover

Where we work in Langley City

01
Downtown
- Downtown Core
- Fraser Highway Corridor
- Station District
02
Nicomekl
- Nicomekl North
- Nicomekl South
03
Brownfield
- East Sector
- West Sector

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City profile

Langley City in detail

The City of Langley is a 10-square-kilometre urban centre located in the heart of the Lower Mainland economic region. The City offers residents all the amenities of a major urban centre — great shopping and dining, world-class education and entertainment facilities, extensive recreational opportunities and community events — plus over 346 acres of parkland.

The original settlement of Langley City was known as "Innes Corners," and was later called "Langley Prairie." The area along (Old) Yale Road developed into a major business and service centre and attracted trade from throughout the region. Continued growth resulted in the demand for higher levels of service in the community and, on March 15, 1955, the City of Langley was incorporated as its own separate municipality.