CityA city of its own
- Incorporated
- March 15, 1955, as its own separate municipality
- History
- Formerly Innes Corners and then Langley Prairie, a trade hub on Old Yale Road
- Size
- 10.18 km², with over 346 acres of parkland
Neighbourhood guide · City of Langley
The City of Langley is its own municipality, separate from the Township of Langley. It covers about 10 square kilometres, with the Nicomekl River flowing through it and the Surrey Langley SkyTrain line planned to end here. Condos, townhomes and detached homes sit close to shops, parks and trails.
Written by Jared Gibbons, REALTOR®, Royal LePage Little Oak Realty, on October 8, 2026. I have worked in Fraser Valley real estate for 11+ years. Facts come from the official sources noted on this page. Rules and boundaries change, so confirm anything important with the City of Langley.
General information only. Not legal, planning or financial advice. Confirm zoning, plan designations and school catchments before you buy or sell.
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FAQ
No. The City of Langley was incorporated on March 15, 1955 as its own separate municipality, next to the Township of Langley.
Yes. The Surrey Langley SkyTrain extension runs 16 km from King George Station to 203 Street in the City of Langley, with a current anticipated in-service date of late 2029.
The City lists Alice Brown, Blacklock, Douglas Park, Nicomekl, Simonds and Uplands elementary schools and H.D. Stafford Middle. Check the SD35 School Locator for the exact address.
The City has 17 parks and 10 trails, including Brydon Lagoon, Douglas Park, City Park and the Rotary Floodplain Trail.
Condos, townhomes and detached homes. Most buyers here compare strata fees and building condition as much as price.
Use my Langley City homes for sale page, or call or text me at 604-928-1361.