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OakridgeBritish Columbia

Two Canada Line stations, house lots on about seven in ten acres, and the Oakridge Park rebuild at 41st and Cambie: more than 3,300 homes when it completes in 2029.

Vancouver Westside4 property types4 sub-areas6 FAQsLast reviewed October 16, 2026
May 28, 2026
Oakridge Park opens

Phase one: 650,000 sq ft of retail and almost 1,400 homes (CBC News)

3,300+
Oakridge Park homes

When the full project completes in 2029 (CBC News)

13 min
Oakridge-41st to Waterfront

Median weekday Canada Line trip, TransLink schedule data

~70%
Zoned R1-1

Share of Oakridge acres in the City house-lot zone

The market in Oakridge

Market snapshot · October 2026

Oakridge · HPI Benchmark

Benchmark price

$1.40M

Month over month

-1.5%

Year over year

-7.1%

Sales (month)

9

Detached, townhouse and apartment only

Active listings

76

Detached, townhouse and apartment only

Greater Vancouver REALTORS® composite Home Price Index (HPI), the industry-standard measure of typical home value, adjusted for property mix. 9 sales on 76 active listings this month, too few to call the market. Over the last 12 months, sales averaged 5.8% of active listings, a buyers’ market by board convention. Boards call under 12% a buyers’ market and over 20% a sellers’ market.

See the Oakridge HPI chart on Market Insights

Source: Greater Vancouver REALTORS®. 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 Oakridge, bought in 2019

$2.90M in 2019, $3.25M in October 2026: up 12 percent.
$3.96M$816K
townhousecondo
20052026

Board benchmark across Oakridge, to October 2026. Not an appraisal of any one home.

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Overview

Oakridge is the part of Vancouver's west side between West 41st and West 57th avenues, from Granville Street east to Ontario Street. About seven in ten of its acres are zoned R1-1, the City's house-lot zone. Two Canada Line stations are inside it, Oakridge-41st and Langara-49th, about a 10 minute walk apart.

The Oakridge Park rebuild sits at Cambie Street and West 41st Avenue, beside Oakridge-41st. CBC reported in May 2026 that it will hold more than 3,300 homes when it completes in 2029. The first phase opened on May 28, 2026. Until 2029 the blocks around it stay a construction area, so walk the specific block on a weekday morning before setting a price.

Oakridge is split between two secondary catchments, Eric Hamber (5025 Willow Street) and Sir Winston Churchill (7055 Heather Street), each about half. Four elementary catchments overlap: Dr. Annie B. Jamieson (6350 Tisdall Street, about four in ten), Sir William Osler (5970 Selkirk Street, about a third), Sir William Van Horne (5855 Ontario Street) and J.W. Sexsmith (7455 Ontario Street). Verify the live Vancouver School Board catchment map for the specific address.

Bill 44 requires at least 3 or 4 homes on most single-family lots, and up to 6 on a lot of more than 280 square metres (3,014 sq ft) within 400 metres of a qualifying frequent-transit stop. The City's bylaw decides what fits, so read the lot's zone on VanMap first.

What you get living here

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

The mall is being rebuilt as a neighbourhood

Oakridge Park opened its first phase on May 28, 2026

QuadReal and Westbank are rebuilding the Oakridge Centre mall, about five million square feet in all. The first phase opened with 650,000 square feet of retail, almost 1,400 homes and 720,000 square feet of offices. CBC reports more than 3,300 homes when it completes in 2029, with a 3.6-hectare park on the roof.

CBC News, May 25, 2026

Oakridge has two stations, not three

Oakridge-41st and Langara-49th are about a 10 minute walk apart

Both are on Cambie Street. Oakridge-41st is about 13 minutes by Canada Line to Waterfront Station and Langara-49th about 14. Marine Drive Station is in Marpole, about a 35 minute walk from Oakridge-41st.

TransLink schedule data (feed valid to 2027-01-03) · OpenStreetMap street network

Inside Oakridge

Oakridge reads as one neighbourhood from a distance, but on the ground the housing fabric is layered. Each piece has its own rules, its own inventory, and its own buyer.

Schools

Oakridge is split between two secondary catchments: Eric Hamber (5025 Willow Street) and Sir Winston Churchill (7055 Heather Street), each about half. Four elementary catchments overlap: Dr. Annie B. Jamieson (6350 Tisdall Street), Sir William Osler (5970 Selkirk Street), Sir William Van Horne (5855 Ontario Street) and J.W. Sexsmith (7455 Ontario Street).

Catchment boundaries are set by the Vancouver School Board. Verify the live Vancouver School Board catchment map for the specific address.

Estimated catchments in and around Oakridge

Tap one to see what is for sale inside it. Boundaries come from the school district and shift on their review cycles, so call or text me and I’ll confirm one before you remove subjects.

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Daily life

Day-to-day amenity is changing as Oakridge Park rebuilds the mall: 650,000 square feet of retail opened on May 28, 2026, and CBC reports a 3.6-hectare rooftop park and the full project in 2029.

Until then the blocks around Cambie and 41st are a construction area. Walk the specific block on a weekday morning to judge noise, crane traffic and sidewalk re-routes.

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Commute math

Two Canada Line stations are inside Oakridge: Oakridge-41st (Cambie and West 41st) and Langara-49th (Cambie and West 49th), about a 10 minute walk apart. From Oakridge-41st the train takes about 13 minutes to Waterfront Station and 14 to 19 minutes to YVR. Marine Drive Station is in Marpole, about a 35 minute walk.

TransLink's schedule data shows bus stops in Oakridge for routes 10 Granville, 15 Cambie, 17 Oak, 41 and R4 on 41st Avenue, 49 on 49th Avenue, and night buses N10 and N15.

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Property types

  • Oakridge Park condo (new construction, presale and completed)
  • Detached house on an R1-1 lot
  • R1-1 lot with a multiplex under Bill 44
  • Apartment rental or strata near Langara Gardens (West 57th Avenue)

Compare Oakridge to nearby

Kerrisdale →

The Westside neighbour to the west: Kerrisdale's village high street and older house stock, against Oakridge's mall rebuild and two Canada Line stations.

Mount Pleasant →

The East Vancouver counterpart: Mount Pleasant sits under the Broadway Plan and along Main Street, where Oakridge has Cambie Street and the Canada Line.

Frequently asked

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

What schools are in the Oakridge catchments?
The school depends on the block. For secondary, Eric Hamber Secondary (5025 Willow Street) and Sir Winston Churchill Secondary (7055 Heather Street) each cover about half of Oakridge. For elementary, four catchments overlap: Dr. Annie B. Jamieson (6350 Tisdall Street, about four in ten), Sir William Osler (5970 Selkirk Street, about a third), Sir William Van Horne (5855 Ontario Street, about one in eight) and J.W. Sexsmith (7455 Ontario Street, about one in eight). Verify the live Vancouver School Board catchment map for the specific address.
What is the Oakridge Park redevelopment?
Oakridge Park is the rebuild of the Oakridge Centre mall at 41st Avenue and Cambie Street by QuadReal and Westbank, about five million square feet in total. CBC reported in May 2026 that it will have more than 3,300 homes once complete, plus offices, shops and a 3.6-hectare (nine-acre) park on the roof. The first phase opened on May 28, 2026 and the full project is scheduled to open in 2029.
Which Canada Line stations are in Oakridge?
Two: Oakridge-41st Avenue Station and Langara-49th Avenue Station, both on Cambie Street and about a 10 minute walk apart. Oakridge-41st is about 13 minutes by train to Waterfront Station and Langara-49th about 14, with a train about every 3 minutes on weekday mornings. Marine Drive Station is in Marpole, about a 35 minute walk from Oakridge-41st.
Does Bill 44 apply to Oakridge single-family lots?
Yes. Bill 44 requires at least 3 or 4 homes on most single-family lots, and up to 6 on a lot of more than 280 square metres (3,014 sq ft) within 400 metres of a qualifying frequent-transit stop. About seven in ten Oakridge acres are zoned R1-1. The City's bylaw decides what fits on a lot, so read the zone on VanMap first.
Should I buy in Oakridge during the Oakridge Park construction?
That depends on how long you will hold and how much construction you can live next to. CBC reports the full project opens in 2029, so the blocks around Cambie and 41st stay a construction area until then. Walk the block on a weekday morning and ask the developer which phase is next to the home before you set a price.
What tax exposure should an Oakridge buyer model?
BC Property Transfer Tax applies on every purchase: 1% to $200K, 2% to $2M, 3% to $3M, and 5% above $3M. Detached purchases engage the third or top bracket. For non-Canadian buyers where the federal foreign buyer ban does not prohibit the transaction, an additional 20% BC Foreign Buyer Tax applies in the GVRD. 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 can apply to qualifying Oakridge Park presale purchases up to specified thresholds. Current thresholds are at gov.bc.ca; the rules in force at completion are what apply, not those at contract date.

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Market data

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