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Langley, BC · Updated Oct 2026

How much home can you afford in Langley?

See what you could borrow, what homes cost in Langley, and your real monthly payment.

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Estimate only, not financial advice. Rates, taxes and lender rules vary. Talk to a licensed mortgage advisor before you make an offer.

Short answer: the average Langley home costs $920,000. With the minimum $67,000 down you'd need about $193,775 in household income to qualify, and the mortgage payment would be about $4,831 a month at 4.34%. Entry-level condo apartments start around $388,000.

Langley house prices and the income you need

Average and entry-level prices by home type. Income needed assumes no other debts, a 4.34% 5-year fixed rate, 25-year amortization, 0.38% property tax and $150/month heating.

Home typeAverage priceStarting aroundMinimum downMonthly paymentIncome needed (min. down)Income needed (20% down)
Detached house$1,500,000$1,400,000 (4-bed)$300,000$6,535$262,980$262,980
Townhouse$819,000$610,000 (2-bed)$56,900$4,317$178,204$150,298
Condo apartment$474,000$388,000 (1-bed)$23,700$2,550$112,052$93,951

Langley land transfer tax and closing fees

BC property transfer tax, using the minimum down payment.

Home typePriceFirst-time buyerRepeat buyer
Detached house$1,500,000$28,000$28,000
Townhouse$819,000$6,380$14,380
Condo apartment$474,000$0$7,480

Average sold prices over the last 28 days (Sep 3 – Oct 1, 2026) from Zolo market trends. "Starting around" is the average sold price of the lowest-priced common size for that home type. Property tax rate is an estimate based on nearby cities. Estimates only, not financial advice.

Langley mortgage questions

How much income do I need to buy a house in Langley?

For Langley's average home at $920,000 (Sep 3 – Oct 1, 2026), you'd need a household income of about $193,775 with the minimum down payment of $67,000 and no other debts. An average detached house at $1,500,000 needs about $262,980. These assume a 4.34% 5-year fixed rate, 25-year amortization and 0.38% property tax.

What is the cheapest way to buy a home in Langley?

The lowest entry point is a condo apartment (1-bed), starting around $388,000. With the minimum down payment of $19,400 you'd need roughly $93,955 in household income to qualify.

What is the monthly mortgage payment on an average Langley home?

About $4,831 per month for a $920,000 home with $67,000 down at 4.34% over 25 years, including mortgage insurance in the loan. Property tax adds roughly $291 a month.

How much is land transfer tax in Langley?

On a $920,000 home, BC property transfer tax comes to about $16,400. There's no first-time buyer rebate.

What is the mortgage stress test in Canada?

Lenders check that you could still afford your payments if rates rose. You must qualify at the higher of your contract rate plus 2% or 5.25%. At today's best 5-year fixed rate of about 4.34%, that means qualifying at 6.34%. Your real payment still uses your actual rate.

What are the GDS and TDS limits?

Gross Debt Service (GDS) is your mortgage payment at the stress-test rate plus property tax, heating and half of condo fees, and it can be at most 39% of gross income. Total Debt Service (TDS) adds your other debt payments and can be at most 44%.

What is the minimum down payment in Canada?

5% of the first $500,000, plus 10% of the portion between $500,000 and $1.5 million. Homes priced at $1.5 million or more need 20% down because they can't be insured. For example, a $700,000 home needs $45,000 down.

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How lenders decide

Three rules set the size of your mortgage in Canada.

The stress test

Lenders check you could still pay if rates rose. You qualify at your rate plus 2%, or 5.25%, whichever is higher. Your actual payment uses your real rate.

The 39% / 44% rule

Your mortgage payment, property tax, heating and half of any condo fees can't be more than 39% of your gross income. Add your other debts and the total can't pass 44%.

Down payment

You need 5% of the first $500,000 and 10% of the rest up to $1.5M. Homes at $1.5M or more need 20%. With less than 20% down you pay mortgage insurance, which is added to your loan.