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City of Pitt Meadows

Pitt MeadowsBritish Columbia

Separate Metro Vancouver municipality between Maple Ridge and Port Coquitlam (across the Pitt River): predominantly Agricultural Land Reserve farmland with a Town Centre on Harris Road and a West Coast Express station.

City of Pitt Meadows5 property types3 sub-areas6 FAQsLast reviewed October 17, 2026
19,146
Pitt Meadows pop 2021

Statistics Canada: +3.1% from 2016; 86.34 km² land area, mostly ALR

~20%
BC blueberry production

One in five BC blueberries is grown here; 6th-largest BC municipality for total farm output

195,344
CYPK movements 2024

Canada's 9th-busiest airport, BC's 3rd; 11 flight-training units run circuits overhead daily

June 16 2009
Golden Ears Bridge opens

Longest extradosed bridge in North America; new Pitt River Bridge opened same year

The market in Pitt Meadows

Market snapshot · October 2026

Pitt Meadows · HPI Benchmark

Benchmark price

$833K

Month over month

-1.9%

Year over year

-4.0%

Sales (month)

30

Detached, townhouse and apartment only

Active listings

79

Detached, townhouse and apartment only

Months of inventory

3.6

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.

Greater Vancouver REALTORS® composite Home Price Index (HPI), the industry-standard measure of typical home value, adjusted for property mix. Sales were 38.0% of active listings in the month, a sellers’ market by board convention. Boards call under 12% a buyers’ market and over 20% a sellers’ market.

See the Pitt Meadows 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 Pitt Meadows, bought in 2019

$863K in 2019, $1.17M in October 2026: up 36 percent.
$1.50M$330K
townhousecondo
20052026

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

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Overview

Pitt Meadows is a separate municipality within Metro Vancouver. The Pitt River and Port Coquitlam bound it on the west, the Fraser River on the south and Maple Ridge on the east, and Pitt Lake reaches its north. Most of the city is farmland: the Official Community Plan says 78% of the land is in the Agricultural Land Reserve.

The housing is concentrated in the south, in the Town Centre around Harris Road, which the plan defines as running from Lougheed Highway to 119 Avenue. City Hall is at 12007 Harris Road and the West Coast Express station at 12280 Harris Road. The plan says growth is generally restricted to the highland part of the city, because most of the rest is farmland reserve and floodplain.

For schools, Pitt Meadows Secondary (19438 116B Avenue) is the city's one secondary school. School District 42's 2019 elementary map gives Highland Park Elementary the farmland to the west and north, and Pitt Meadows, Davie Jones and Edith McDermott Elementary the built-up south. SD #42 (Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows) also serves Maple Ridge. Check an address on the district's school locator.

Pitt Meadows Regional Airport is on the western side of the city. The Pitt Meadows Airport Society, a not-for-profit, owns and operates it. Noise contours were not checked here, so look up the specific address.

By transit, the West Coast Express runs five trains to Waterfront Station on weekday mornings and five back in the afternoon and evening. The ride from Pitt Meadows takes about 46 minutes. There is no midday, evening or weekend train.

Pitt Lake, the Pitt Polder farmland and Grant Narrows Regional Park (Metro Vancouver) are at the northern end of the city.

Bill 44 applies inside the urban containment boundary: the City adopted bylaws allowing three or four units on most single-family and duplex lots, and up to six within 400 metres of a frequent transit bus stop. Farmland reserve parcels stay under the Agricultural Land Commission Act, which Bill 44 does not override.

What you get living here

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

q̓ic̓əy̓ (Katzie) homeland

Sheridan Hill and Pitt Lake are origin sites, not landmarks

Katzie oral tradition places the Ancestor θéləctən at Pitt Lake (sq̓ə́yc̓əyaʔɬ x̌acaʔ, "the lake of the Katzie") and the chief Swaneset at Sheridan Hill. Reconciliation language is now embedded in the City's own civic identity.

Katzie First Nation · City of Pitt Meadows

Polder = reclaimed land

The whole valley floor is kept dry by pumps, not luck

After the 1948 Fraser Flood breached the U-shaped dyke and put 7,000 acres underwater, Dutch immigrant Jan Blom (arrived 1950) and Pitt Polder Ltd. extended the earliest hand-built dykes through the 1950s; the modern system was rebuilt in 1957–58. "Polder" is Dutch for reclaimed land, and locals use the word.

Pitt Meadows Museum: 1948 Flood

North America's largest tidal freshwater lake

Fraser tides physically reverse the river twice a day

A rare reverse delta forms where flooding tides dam the Pitt River back into the lake. The marsh supports 200+ bird species; it's why birders, not boaters, dominate the south shore.

BC Gov: Pitt-Addington Marsh WMA

One in five BC blueberries

Pitt Meadows is BC's blueberry concentration

Pitt Meadows contributes ~20% of provincial blueberry production and ranks 6th among BC municipalities for total farm output. Most of the city sits inside the ALR: farmland isn't "preserved," it's the default land use.

City of Pitt Meadows: Agriculture

CYPK is louder than the city

Pitt Meadows Regional Airport logged 195,344 movements in 2024

Canada's 9th-busiest airport and BC's 3rd; 11 flight-training units run circuits overhead daily. Newcomers from Vancouver are routinely surprised. Long-time residents aren't.

Fly YPK · City of Pitt Meadows

Peak-only ride to Waterfront

The West Coast Express defines the weekday rhythm: five trains in, five trains out

From Pitt Meadows Station the train runs straight to Waterfront in under an hour, but service is peak-only, weekdays only. Miss the last afternoon train and you're driving back over the Pitt River Bridge.

TransLink: West Coast Express

June belongs to Pitt Meadows Day

First Saturday of June, a set fixture since 1952, paused only for the 2020 pandemic

The 2026 edition was billed as the 85th annual; 10,000–15,000 attend at Pitt Meadows Athletic Park. It is the city's civic identity event, descended from a 1937 May Day that became the Strawberry Festival in 1938 before settling into its June form in 1952.

City of Pitt Meadows · Pitt Meadows Museum

Inside Pitt Meadows

Pitt Meadows 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

Pitt Meadows Secondary (19438 116B Avenue) is the city's one secondary school. School District 42's 2019 elementary map gives Highland Park Elementary the farmland to the west and north, and Pitt Meadows, Davie Jones and Edith McDermott Elementary the built-up south.

SD #42 (Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows) also serves Maple Ridge. Verify the live SD #42 school locator for the specific address.

Pitt Meadows pillar: the schools →

Daily life

The Town Centre on Harris Road holds City Hall, Pitt Meadows Elementary and the West Coast Express station. Osprey Village is the waterfront village on Barnston View Road.

Pitt Lake, the Pitt Polder farmland and Grant Narrows Regional Park (Metro Vancouver) are at the northern end of the city.

Pitt Meadows pillar: places in the city →

Commute math

Five West Coast Express trains leave Pitt Meadows for Waterfront Station on weekday mornings and take about 46 minutes. Five return from Waterfront between 3:50 p.m. and 6:20 p.m. There is no midday, evening or weekend train.

Maple Meadows station, the next stop east, is in Maple Ridge.

Pitt Meadows pillar: West Coast Express times →

Property types

  • Condo and townhouse near Harris Road (Town Centre)
  • Detached homes in the built-up south
  • Farmland reserve parcels (Pitt Polder and the farmland)
  • Multi-unit sites under the Bill 44 rules
  • River-edge and dike-side properties

Compare Pitt Meadows to nearby

Maple Ridge →

The neighbour to the east: Maple Ridge trades Pitt Meadows's smaller population and ALR farmland fabric for the broader Maple Ridge residential build-out, Albion, Cottonwood, and Silver Valley sub-neighbourhoods. Same SD #42 catchment district.

Lower Mainland (regional) →

The broader regional context: Pitt Meadows is a separate Metro Vancouver municipality between Maple Ridge and Port Coquitlam (across the Pitt River). The combination of residential core, ALR farmland, Pitt Lake, and airport is unique to Pitt Meadows.

Frequently asked

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

What schools serve Pitt Meadows?
Pitt Meadows Secondary (19438 116B Avenue) is the city's one secondary school. School District 42's 2019 elementary map gives Highland Park Elementary (18961 Advent Road) the farmland to the west and north, and gives Pitt Meadows (11941 Harris Road), Davie Jones (12030 Blakely Road) and Edith McDermott Elementary (12178 Bonson Road) the built-up south. Check the address on the district's school locator.
What's the WCE commute pattern?
Five West Coast Express trains leave Pitt Meadows for Waterfront Station on weekday mornings, between 5:54 a.m. and 7:54 a.m., and take about 46 minutes. Five return from Waterfront between 3:50 p.m. and 6:20 p.m. The station is at 12280 Harris Road. Maple Meadows station, the next stop east, is in Maple Ridge.
What's the ALR overlay impact on Pitt Meadows?
The Official Community Plan says 78% of Pitt Meadows land is in the Agricultural Land Reserve. Reserve land is restricted to agricultural use unless a non-farm use is permitted by Commission regulation, and subdividing needs the Commission's approval. Verify the reserve status of the specific parcel on the Commission's map.
What's the Pitt Meadows Airport and how does it affect residential?
Pitt Meadows Regional Airport is on the western side of the city and is owned and operated by the Pitt Meadows Airport Society, a not-for-profit. Noise contours were not checked for this page, so look up the specific address with the City and the airport before buying nearby.
How does Bill 44 apply in Pitt Meadows?
The City adopted bylaws to permit small-scale multi-unit housing inside the urban containment boundary. In most neighbourhoods that allows three or four units on a single-family or duplex lot, depending on lot size, and up to six within 400 metres of a frequent transit bus stop. Reserve parcels are governed by the Agricultural Land Commission Act, which Bill 44 does not override.
What tax exposure should a Pitt Meadows buyer model?
BC Property Transfer Tax applies on every purchase: 1% to $200K, 2% to $2M, 3% to $3M, and 5% above $3M. The City of Pitt Meadows 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.

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Market data

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