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Willoughby neighbourhood on 200 Street: the Latimer Heights master plan and its twin towers, the R.E. Mountain Secondary catchment, and a planned bus rapid transit line. The nearest SkyTrain station, Willowbrook, is about 2.4 kilometres from the closest edge.

Township of Langley4 property types6 FAQsLast reviewed June 27, 2026
2,980
Parcels

1,912 in comprehensive development zones

74 ac
Latimer Heights plan

Vesta master plan, 17 ac greenspace

R.E. Mountain
Secondary catchment

All of Latimer

2.4 km
To SkyTrain

Nearest edge to Willowbrook Station (late 2029)

The market in Latimer

Market snapshot · September 2026

Willoughby Heights · HPI Benchmark

These are the board’s figures for Willoughby Heights as a whole, which includes Latimer. This page has no benchmark of its own for Latimer.

Benchmark price

$842K

Month over month

-0.4%

Year over year

-4.7%

Sales (month)

83

Detached, townhouse and apartment only

Active listings

461

Detached, townhouse and apartment only

Months of inventory

4.6

Active listings divided by average monthly sales over the past 12 months, so it will not equal this month’s active listings divided by this month’s sales.

Fraser Valley Real Estate Board composite Home Price Index (HPI), the industry-standard measure of typical home value, adjusted for property mix. Sales were 18.0% of active listings in the month, a balanced market by board convention. Boards call under 12% a buyers’ market and over 20% a sellers’ market.

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Source: Fraser Valley Real Estate Board. The benchmark is the composite index; sales and active listings count detached, townhouse and apartment homes only. HPI benchmarks are aggregate measures; specific properties may transact above or below.

Market insights · the long view

A in Latimer, bought in 2019

$1.01M in 2019, $1.44M in September 2026: up 43 percent.
$1.79M$350K
townhousecondo
20052026

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Overview

Latimer is a neighbourhood of Willoughby in the Township of Langley. The Township's boundary runs from about 73A Avenue to 85 Avenue and from 196 Street to about 205 Street, with 200 Street through the middle. In the Township's parcel data, 1,912 of its 2,980 parcels are in comprehensive development zones, 743 are small R-CL lots with a median of about 2,900 square feet, and 192 are larger SR-2 lots with a median of about 52,800 square feet. At the north end is the Vesta Latimer Heights plan, with the Towers at Latimer Heights, which Vesta calls Langley's first two high-rise concrete towers.

Latimer is covered by the Township's Willoughby Community Plan (Bylaw 6201) and the Willoughby Transit Corridor Plan (Bylaw 6202), both adopted on June 15, 2026. They propose a bus rapid transit line down the middle of 200 Street, with hubs at 76, 80 and 84 Avenue on Latimer's stretch of the street.

For schools, most Latimer addresses feed R.E. Mountain Secondary (7633 202A Street) for grades 9–12, an IB World School running Langley's only IB Diploma Programme (Grades 11–12), with a Pre-IB Honours preparation stream in Grades 9–10. Elementary feeders include Donna Gabriel Robins Elementary and Josette Dandurand Elementary, which opened in September 2025. From September 2027 the two part company: the district has Josette Dandurand going through Yorkson Creek Middle to R.E. Mountain, the west side of Donna Gabriel Robins through Peter Ewart Middle to R.E. Mountain, and the east side through the new stɑtl̓əw̓ Middle to Emery Dosdall Secondary. SD #35 redrew Willoughby Slope catchments for 2025–26, and a further redraw lands in September 2027 when the new Emery Dosdall Secondary opens; it will take most of eastern Willoughby while R.E. Mountain keeps the western side, so catchment lines here are actively in motion. SD #35 also operates French Immersion as an application stream.

By transit, Latimer has no SkyTrain. Willowbrook Station, at the north-east corner of 196 Street and Fraser Highway, is the nearest planned station: about 2.4 kilometres from the closest edge of Latimer and 3.6 kilometres from its middle, with the project giving late 2029 as the anticipated in-service date. The Carvolth Transit Exchange, at the north-east corner of 86 Avenue and 202 Street, is the bus hub just north of the neighbourhood.

Bill 44 applies. Under Township Bylaw 6020 (adopted November 18, 2024) a serviced lot under 4,050 square metres (43,594 sq ft) that is not heritage-designated can hold up to four units. The median SR-2 lot in Latimer, about 4,900 square metres (52,800 sq ft), is above that size, and comprehensive development zones follow their own bylaws. No part of Latimer is within 800 metres of a planned SkyTrain station.

What you get living here

The things that don't show up in a listing — the standing rituals and quiet anchors that make Latimer feel like a place rather than a postal code.

Langley's first concrete high-rise

The twin towers at Latimer Heights stand above the low-rise streets

For a township that's been low-rise its entire life, the Towers at Latimer Heights are, in Vesta Properties' words, Langley's first two high-rise concrete towers. They stand out above the surrounding low-rise streets.

Vesta Properties · Daily Hive Urbanized

First Langley school named for a Kwantlen elder

Donna Gabriel Robins Elementary has owl house poles at the front door

DGRE opened September 2021 named for a Kwantlen First Nation educator who taught in SD #35 for 34 years (26 with the Aboriginal Program). At the entrance stand a matched pair of owl-themed house poles carved by Brandon Gabriel (Donna's nephew) with Lekeyten Antone and Luther Puglas, "awakened" with cedar boughs at the opening ceremony. The owl is the school mascot.

Langley Advance Times · Education News Canada

IB Diploma, one school

R.E. Mountain is the only IB World School in the entire Township

R.E. Mountain at 7633 202A St runs Langley's only IB Diploma Programme (Grades 11–12) with a Pre-IB Honours stream in Grades 9–10. The current building opened September 2019; the 1977 building next door at 7755 202A St is now Peter Ewart Middle. Latimer households north of Fraser Hwy feed into both. That pairing is not settled: from September 2027 the district splits the Willoughby Slope between R.E. Mountain and the new Emery Dosdall Secondary, so check an address against the 2027 catchment map rather than the current one.

SD #35 · IB Organization

3 acres, 27 plant species

The Pond at Latimer Heights is the stormwater system AND the birding spot

The 3-acre wildlife habitat pond in the centre of the Vesta master plan manages stormwater drainage from 127 acres feeding into Latimer Creek, planted with 27 native species chosen for soil anchoring and habitat. Regulars include song sparrows, black-capped chickadees, red-winged blackbirds, mallards, Anna's hummingbirds, white-crowned sparrows, and tree swallows. The walking loop ties into the master plan's 17 acres of greenspace.

Vesta Properties · The Pond at Latimer Heights

200 St & 84 Ave, walkable

Latimer Village put a curated retail spine inside the master plan

The Latimer Village retail core, a 200 Street high street at the heart of the Vesta plan, opened with a curated set of boutique tenants, with Blacksmith Bakery, Moku Hawaiian BBQ, Layered Home & Living and Dolce Lounge among the first wave. For most Latimer residential streets it's the walkable everyday spine, a short stroll instead of a drive out to 208 Street.

Vesta Properties · Latimer Village

Latimer at street level

A quick map of the everyday: the IB school, the Heights master plan, and the town-centre and big-box ring a short hop away.

The IB school
  • R.E. Mountain Secondary7633 202A St: SD #35's only IB World School; the catchment driver for most Latimer households.
  • Donna Gabriel Robins ElementaryOpened 2021, named for a Kwantlen First Nation educator: owl house poles at the front door.
Latimer Heights
  • Towers at Latimer Heights8551 201 St / 20065 85 Ave: Vesta calls them Langley's first two high-rise concrete towers.
  • Latimer Heights master planVesta's 74-acre plan with 17 acres of greenspace and 75,000+ sq ft of amenities.
Retail and transit, close by
  • Willoughby Town Centre80 Ave & 208 St, a short hop east: YIG, Shoppers, BC Liquor, plus An Indian Affair and BanChan.
  • Costco and T&T big-box ringCostco off 200 St; T&T at Willowbrook Shopping Centre (19705 Fraser Hwy): the weekly stock-up runs.
  • Carvolth ExchangeJust north, at the north-east corner of 86 Ave and 202 St: the bus hub for the area.

Schools

Most Latimer addresses feed R.E. Mountain Secondary at 7633 202A Street for grades 9 to 12. It is an IB World School running Langley's only IB Diploma Programme (Grades 11–12), with a Pre-IB Honours preparation stream in Grades 9–10. The IB Diploma is an application stream within SD #35 (Langley). From September 2027 the Slope splits between R.E. Mountain and the new Emery Dosdall Secondary, so the secondary a Latimer address feeds is worth checking against the 2027 map.

Elementary feeders include Donna Gabriel Robins Elementary and Josette Dandurand Elementary, which opened in September 2025. From September 2027 the two part company: the district has Josette Dandurand going through Yorkson Creek Middle to R.E. Mountain, the west side of Donna Gabriel Robins through Peter Ewart Middle to R.E. Mountain, and the east side through the new stɑtl̓əw̓ Middle to Emery Dosdall Secondary. Catchments here are in motion: SD #35 redrew Willoughby Slope boundaries for 2025–26, and a further redraw takes effect September 2027 when the new Emery Dosdall Secondary opens and absorbs much of eastern Willoughby. SD #35 also operates French Immersion as an application stream. If a particular school matters to your plans, the attendance area is set by address and easy to confirm.

Estimated catchments in and around Latimer

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Daily life

Latimer's walkable core is Latimer Village, close to the 84 Avenue hub of the Willoughby plan: Blacksmith Bakery, Moku Hawaiian BBQ, Dolce Lounge, Layered Home & Living and more. A short hop east, Willoughby Town Centre at 80 Ave & 208 St adds the daily grocery run (Your Independent Grocer, Shoppers Drug Mart, BC Liquor, plus restaurants like An Indian Affair and BanChan Korean Bistro). Big-box (Costco off 200 St, T&T at Willowbrook Shopping Centre, 19705 Fraser Highway) is a short drive west.

The Carvolth Transit Exchange, at the north-east corner of 86 Avenue and 202 Street, is the bus hub just north of the neighbourhood. The Willoughby plan proposes a bus rapid transit line on 200 Street with hubs at 76, 80 and 84 Avenue.

Latimer pillar: Willoughby Town Centre and Fraser Highway →

Commute math

Latimer has no SkyTrain. Willowbrook Station, at the north-east corner of 196 Street and Fraser Highway, is about 2.4 kilometres from the nearest edge of Latimer and 3.6 kilometres from its middle; the project gives late 2029 as the anticipated in-service date. The Carvolth Transit Exchange, at the north-east corner of 86 Avenue and 202 Street, is the bus hub just north of the neighbourhood.

Fraser Highway runs east-west south of Latimer, and the Highway 1 interchange at 202 Street is just north. Door-to-door times depend on the hour and the route, so test the drive at the time you would make it.

Latimer pillar: full transit breakdown →

Property types

  • Homes in comprehensive development zones (about two in three parcels)
  • Small-lot detached in the R-CL zone (median lot about 2,900 sq ft)
  • Larger SR-2 lots (median about 52,800 sq ft)
  • Latimer Heights condominiums and towers (Vesta master plan)

New construction in Latimer

2 projects selling here now. Plans, deposits and what each one is asking.

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Compare Latimer to nearby

Yorkson →

The Willoughby sub-neighbourhood just east of Latimer along the 208 Street spine: Yorkson trades Latimer's Latimer Heights village core and Towers for its own larger Yorkson Community Park amenity and the Willoughby Town Centre retail anchor at its doorstep.

Willoughby →

The broader Willoughby parent: Latimer is one of the master-planned sub-neighbourhoods within Willoughby. Latimer trades the broader Willoughby fabric for the specific Fraser Highway corridor and Willoughby Town Centre proximity.

Frequently asked

A few of the questions that come up most often about Latimer.

What schools serve Latimer?
Most Latimer addresses feed R.E. Mountain Secondary at 7633 202A Street for grades 9 to 12. It is an IB World School running Langley's only IB Diploma Programme (Grades 11–12), with a Pre-IB Honours preparation stream in Grades 9–10. Elementary feeders include Donna Gabriel Robins Elementary and Josette Dandurand Elementary, which opened in September 2025. From September 2027 the two part company: the district has Josette Dandurand going through Yorkson Creek Middle to R.E. Mountain, the west side of Donna Gabriel Robins through Peter Ewart Middle to R.E. Mountain, and the east side through the new stɑtl̓əw̓ Middle to Emery Dosdall Secondary. Note that catchments here are in motion: SD #35 redrew Willoughby Slope boundaries for 2025–26, and a further redraw takes effect September 2027 when the new Emery Dosdall Secondary opens and absorbs much of eastern Willoughby. If a particular school matters to your plans, the attendance area is set by address and easy to confirm.
How does Bill 44 apply in Latimer?
Township Bylaw 6020 (adopted November 18, 2024) allows up to four units on a serviced lot under 4,050 square metres (43,594 sq ft) that is not heritage-designated. The median SR-2 lot in Latimer, about 4,900 square metres (52,800 sq ft), is above that size, and about two in three parcels are in comprehensive development zones with their own bylaws. For any specific lot, size, servicing and heritage status are parcel-by-parcel and easy to confirm with the Township.
How far is Latimer from SkyTrain?
Willowbrook Station will be at the north-east corner of 196 Street and Fraser Highway. The nearest part of Latimer is about 2.4 kilometres away in a straight line and the middle of the neighbourhood is about 3.6 kilometres away. The project gives late 2029 as the anticipated in-service date. The Township's plan proposes a bus rapid transit line on 200 Street to connect Latimer to the station.
How does Latimer compare to Yorkson?
Latimer and Yorkson are both master-planned sub-neighbourhoods of Willoughby. Latimer sits on the 200 Street corridor, just west of Yorkson's 208 Street spine, and is the one that carries the Latimer Heights master plan and its twin Towers. Both currently share the R.E. Mountain Secondary catchment and the Willoughby Town Centre commercial anchor nearby. Yorkson leans on its larger community-park amenity; Latimer leans on the Latimer Heights village core and its proximity to Carvolth Exchange just to the north.
What's the Carvolth Exchange and Park & Ride?
The Carvolth Transit Exchange is the TransLink bus hub at the north-east corner of 86 Avenue and 202 Street, just north of Latimer. It opened in 2012, and the Willoughby plan proposes a bus rapid transit station there.
What tax exposure should a Latimer buyer model?
BC Property Transfer Tax applies on every purchase: 1% to $200K, 2% to $2M, 3% to $3M, and 5% above $3M. For most Latimer detached purchases the second bracket dominates. The Township of Langley is inside the Greater Vancouver Regional District. For non-Canadian buyers where the federal foreign buyer ban does not prohibit the transaction, the BC Foreign Buyer Tax applies. BC SVT applies. The federal Underused Housing Tax no longer applies: it was eliminated for the 2025 calendar year and every year after, and no return is required for those years. Filings for 2022 through 2024 remain enforceable. The BC Newly Built Home PTT exemption may apply for qualifying new-construction.

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The fifteen Langley submarkets

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