Surrey’s housing pipeline faces a test after the incentive deadline
Surrey’s archived permit rules reveal why a fast approval clock and a strong housing headline can conceal a different autumn outlook for apartment projects.
City outlooks, neighbourhood housing research and source-linked analysis.
Surrey’s archived permit rules reveal why a fast approval clock and a strong housing headline can conceal a different autumn outlook for apartment projects.
Aloha Estates includes 38 mapped amenities. These consist of 18 parks, 18 transit stops, and two schools.
Anderson Walk includes 17 mapped amenities. Nine transit stops and five parks define the current local infrastructure profile.
Anniedale features nine transit stops and one recreation facility. These mapped points define the local amenity baseline without indicating service quality or demand.
Birdland includes 19 transit stops and 7 parks. These mapped points indicate infrastructure presence but do not confirm service quality or access convenience.
Bridgeview features 56 mapped amenity points. The highest concentration is in transit infrastructure with 38 stop locations.
The neighbourhood contains 12 transit stops, two parks, one dog park, and two recreation facilities. These mapped points define the current physical inventory without indicating service frequency or quality.
The neighbourhood contains 141 mapped transit stops, 6 schools and 15 parks. These points establish presence but not service quality or buyer demand.
Clayton Heights features 40 mapped amenities. The inventory includes 14 parks and 12 transit stops.
Cloverdale features 56 transit stops and 22 recreation facilities. These mapped points define the local infrastructure landscape without indicating service levels.
Colebrook contains 21 mapped amenity points. These include 8 parks, 11 transit stops, 1 school and 1 dog park.
Crescent Beach maps 38 amenities, including 23 recreation sites and 8 transit stops. Specific program details remain limited in the current dataset.
Crescent Heights maps 30 transit stops and seven parks. Four schools serve the area, though catchment details remain unverified in this dataset.
Douglas maps eleven amenities, dominated by seven parks. One elementary school and two transit stops complete the local infrastructure profile.
Elgin features a dense cluster of mapped amenities. The area includes nine parks and twelve transit stops.
Fleetwood holds 233 mapped amenity points across seven categories. The largest groups are 100 transit stops, 65 recreation sites and 45 parks.
Fraser Heights includes 17 transit stops and 15 parks. These mapped points indicate infrastructure presence but do not confirm service quality or access.
Grandview features 48 mapped amenities, including 18 parks and 10 transit stops. These points indicate physical presence but do not confirm service quality or access.
Metro Vancouver's detached home benchmark price fell 7.2 per cent year-over-year in August 2026, a sharper decline than the 5.6 per cent drop across all residential types. Surrey's city-wide average sale price reached $943,566 by early S...
Hazelmere includes three schools and eight transit stops. The neighbourhood also has three parks and one recreation facility.
The neighbourhood contains 111 mapped amenity points. These include six schools, 31 parks, and 43 transit stops within the boundary.
Morgan Creek has 53 mapped amenities including 18 transit stops and 20 recreation sites. No local market figures are available in the supplied evidence.
OpenStreetMap data identifies three park points within the Mud Bay neighbourhood boundary. These mapped locations include Mud Bay Park and Colebrook Park.
Newton features 126 mapped transit stops and 24 parks. The area also includes 14 schools and 11 grocery stores.
Ocean Park includes 49 transit stops and 24 parks. Three schools serve the area with varying comparative performance ratings.
Panorama Ridge includes 57 transit stops and 37 parks. These mapped points indicate infrastructure presence but do not confirm service quality or access.
Port Kells maps eleven local amenities. These include a community hall, an outdoor pool, and two distinct park areas.
Port Mann features 60 mapped amenities. Transit stops dominate the local infrastructure profile.
Surrey's average home price of $943,566 as of September 2026 is roughly 13% below Metro Vancouver's composite benchmark of $1,081,900, which fell 5.6% year-over-year in August. These broader market figures are not measured at the Provinc...
Rosewood Park features 59 mapped amenities. Transit stops represent the largest group at 21 locations.
Semiahmoo Town Centre maps 44 transit stops and 10 parks. These points indicate infrastructure presence but do not confirm service quality or access.
South Surrey features 34 mapped amenities, with a notable concentration of 15 transit stops. The area also includes multiple parks, grocery stores, and recreation centres.
Strawberry Hill maps 75 amenities, led by 47 transit stops. The area also includes 11 parks and 6 schools.
Sullivan features 125 mapped amenities across six categories. The inventory includes 59 transit stops and 28 parks, though service quality remains unverified.
Sunnyside features 94 mapped amenities, led by 43 transit stops and 14 parks. The dataset identifies specific schools, childcare centres, and recreation facilities within the area.
Sunrise Estates maps 19 recreation facilities and 14 transit stops. These points indicate infrastructure presence but lack detail on service quality or frequency.
The neighbourhood contains 23 mapped transit stops and nine parks. Four schools are attributed to the area, including A.J. McLellan Elementary School.
Metro Vancouver's composite benchmark price fell 5.6 percent year-over-year to $1,081,900 in August 2026, with detached homes declining faster than apartments.