Best Pre-Sale Condos and Townhomes in Langley (2026)
Langley's active pre-sale inventory is concentrated in Willoughby, with 3 condo projects there and 1 townhome project in Brookswood.
Best Pre-Sale Condos and Townhomes in Langley (2026)
By Alex Dunbar, REALTOR · REAL Broker BC Ltd. · Updated October 2026
Langley's pre-sale inventory looks different from Surrey's. Where Surrey offers 5+ projects clustered around SkyTrain corridors, Langley has 4 active projects: 3 in Willoughby and 1 in Brookswood. The buyer profile is different too: families looking for space, not commuters chasing transit. This guide walks each project, compares them honestly, and helps you decide based on what matters to your situation.
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- Condos outnumber townhomes. 1 of 4 active projects is a townhome. If you want a condo, you can compare Solana, Eden and Jericho Park.
- Townhomes and condos serve different buyers. Bromley, Solana, Eden and Jericho Park haven't published prices, so ask each sales team for its current price list before you compare.
- Completion dates are mostly unpublished. Zenterra lists Solana for 2027 and estimates Eden between Summer and Fall 2028. Leone says construction is underway at Bromley, and Essence lists all Jericho Park buildings as topped out in April 2026, but neither builder has published a completion date.
- No SkyTrain. Willoughby is car-dependent. The Surrey-Langley extension is planned but years away. If transit is non-negotiable, Langley isn't the right market for you right now.
- GST treatment varies. Zenterra hasn't published GST terms for Solana or Eden, so ask each sales team whether GST is included. Apples-to-apples comparison is trickier than it should be, we break it down below.
The 4 Active Pre-Sale Projects in Langley
Bromley Townhomes (Leone Homes), Uplands / Brookswood
A 26-townhome collection of 3 and 4 bedroom homes in Uplands, a newly envisioned pocket of Brookswood by Leone Homes. Leone says it delivered 30+ custom single-family homes before moving into multi-family in 2017, and Bromley's pitch is bringing that customization ethos into a townhome product. The builder lists over 15 design options, including culinary upgrades, smart home packages and custom millwork.
Best for: families and move-up buyers who want the feel of a custom single-family home at a townhome price point, and are comfortable settling in Brookswood's established suburban setting rather than Willoughby's density.
Trade-off: Brookswood is further from the upcoming Langley SkyTrain extension than Willoughby, so transit-first buyers should weigh that. Leone says construction is underway and hasn't published a completion date.
What stands out: Leone calls Bromley the first real opportunity to buy new in this part of Brookswood. Pair that with a 1% down-at-signing structure and customization options, and it is a distinct offering from Willoughby's townhome pre-sales. See our full Bromley review for the detail.
- Type: Townhome
- Price: Not published by the developer
- Deposit: 1% down at signing, with the remaining 4% paid later
- Completion: Not published (construction is underway)
- Location: Uplands, Brookswood, Langley
Solana (Zenterra Developments), Willoughby
Condo community at 7687 200 Street in Willoughby by Zenterra Developments: 230 homes in 6 storeys, per Zenterra's launch announcement of September 9, 2024. Zenterra's plan list runs from 1-bedroom plans up to a 3-bedroom at 1,518 sqft, and Zenterra lists completion as 2027. Sales centre at 190 Willoughby Town Centre Dr (shared with Eden).
Best for: first-time buyers and investors who want a condo entry in Willoughby.
Trade-off: Zenterra hasn't published prices or GST terms for Solana, so ask. The 2027 completion is a meaningful wait, and Willoughby is still car-first for most errands despite the upcoming SkyTrain extension.
What stands out: Zenterra lists both Solana (completion 2027) and Eden (completion 2028) as now selling.
- Type: Condo
- Price: Not published by the developer
- $/sqft: Not published
- Completion: 2027 (per Zenterra)
- Location: 7687 200 Street, Willoughby, Langley
Read the full Solana breakdown
Eden (Zenterra Developments), Willoughby
1, 2 and 3 bedroom condo launch in Willoughby by Zenterra Developments. Sales centre shared with Solana at 190 Willoughby Town Centre Drive, putting Eden buyers in the same retail/walkability stack that Solana buyers get. Same developer, same area as Solana, with Eden's completion estimated between Summer and Fall 2028, later than Solana's 2027.
Best for: first-time buyers or investors who want a condo entry in Willoughby with Zenterra as the builder.
Trade-off: Completion estimated between Summer and Fall 2028 means a wait of around two years for keys. Zenterra hasn't published GST terms for Eden, so ask.
What stands out: The deposit is 10% of the purchase price, per the builder. See our full Eden review for what the builder has and hasn't published.
- Type: Condo
- Price: Not published by the developer
- Deposit: 10% of the purchase price
- Completion: Estimated between Summer and Fall 2028
- Location: Willoughby, Langley
Jericho Park (Essence Properties), Willoughby
Jericho Park is Phase 1 of the Jericho community in Willoughby by Essence Properties: 385 homes in four 6-storey wood-frame buildings, two residential and two mixed-use, with 1 to 3 bedroom plus den homes. The Shops at Jericho add over 32,000 sqft of retail in 18 units. The builder lists over 26,000 sqft of indoor and outdoor amenities, including a 3,920 sqft community space with a social lounge, yoga room, fitness room, multi-sport simulator room and work/study room, plus a rooftop terrace (jerichobyessence.com, checked October 3, 2026).
Best for: buyers who want daily conveniences on site, plus a large amenity program.
Trade-off: the builder lists Buildings 1 and 2 as sold out, so ask what's left before you plan around it. Mixed-use strata structures also carry more cost-sharing complexity than a pure-residential building.
What stands out: The builder lists all buildings as topped out in April 2026. See our full Jericho Park review for the plan-by-plan breakdown.
- Type: Condo (two residential and two mixed-use buildings)
- Price: Not published by the developer
- Deposit: 5%, per the builder's project page
- Completion: Not published (all buildings topped out April 2026)
- Location: Willoughby, Langley (sales gallery at 19925 78B Avenue)
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Project | Price Range | $/sqft | Completion | Type | Bedrooms | GST |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bromley | Register | Register | Register | Townhome | 3 & 4 | Varies |
| Solana | Not published | Not published | 2027 | Condo | 1 to 3 | Not published |
| Eden | Register | Register | Register | Condo | Studio to 2 | Varies |
| Jericho Park | Not published | Register | Not published | Condo | 1 to 3 | Register |
Details were checked on October 3, 2026. Figures the developer hasn't published show as Not published or Register. Verify directly with the developer or sales centre.
Which Langley Pre-Sale Fits Your Situation?
If you're a first-time buyer
Start with Solana. Zenterra hasn't published Solana's prices or a deposit schedule, so ask the sales team for both before you decide. Zenterra says it has been building new condos and townhomes in Surrey and Langley for 30 years, and its Willoughby community The Commons is sold out, which adds developer credibility most first-time buyers should care about.
If you want a townhome, Bromley asks for 1% down at signing, with the remaining 4% paid later.
If you're a family
Bromley is your townhome option. It offers 3- and 4-bedroom layouts with customization options.
Need 3 or 4 bedrooms: Bromley offers both. If you'd accept condo living: Solana's plan list includes a 3-bedroom at 1,518 sqft.
If you're an investor
Langley pre-sales aren't a strong investor play right now. Townhome pricing compresses rental yields, and neither Leone nor Zenterra has published prices yet. Solana's condos may be more investable than townhomes, but Willoughby's car-dependent location limits rental demand compared to transit-connected Surrey City Centre.
If investment return is your driver, the Surrey pre-sale market offers better rental demand fundamentals, especially near SkyTrain.
If you're buying for the long term (5+ years)
Solana, Eden and Jericho Park all benefit from Willoughby's growth trajectory, one of Langley's fastest-growing masterplanned communities with new schools, parks, retail, and the eventual Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension. "Eventual" is doing heavy lifting, don't buy based on transit that doesn't exist yet.
Solana offers a clear long-term hold case for condos: a developer with 30 years in Surrey and Langley, per Zenterra, and a growing neighbourhood. For townhomes, Bromley puts you in Brookswood's established suburban setting rather than Willoughby's density.
Surrey vs Langley Pre-Sales: What Actually Changes
| Factor | Surrey | Langley (Willoughby / Yorkson) |
|---|---|---|
| Transit | SkyTrain (City Centre) | Bus only, car-dependent |
| Density | Mid-rise to 52-storey towers | Townhomes, low-rise and mid-rise condos |
| $/sqft (condos) | Not published | Not published |
| $/sqft (townhomes) | Not published | Not published yet |
| Entry price | Mid $400,000s (Park George, per parkgeorge.com) | Not published |
| Product mix | 80% condos, 20% townhomes | 75% condos, 25% townhomes |
| Buyer type | Investors, commuters, downsizers | Families, first-time buyers |
| Walk Score | 60 to 85 (City Centre) | 40 to 55 |
The core trade-off: Surrey gives you transit and walkability at higher density. Langley gives you space and ground-oriented living, but with car dependence. Neither is objectively better, they serve different lifestyles.
GST: The Hidden Cost That Changes the Math
GST is added on top of the quoted price on many new homes, and it materially changes your total cost:
| Project | Listed Price (sample) | GST Treatment | True All-In |
|---|---|---|---|
| Illustrative 2-bed | $650,000 | On top (5%) | ~$682,500 |
This sample is above the $450,000 threshold for the older federal new housing rebate, so that rebate doesn't apply. If you're a first-time buyer, ask whether the newer first-time home buyers' GST rebate covers your purchase. When comparing prices, always use the all-in number.
Pre-Sale vs Resale: A Quick Reminder
The real decision isn't "which pre-sale?" but "should I buy pre-sale at all?" In Willoughby, newer resale stock (2018 to 2023 builds) trades at $480 to $640/sqft for townhomes and $600 to $750/sqft for condos. Competitive with pre-sale pricing, no GST, no completion wait, no deposit locked up.
Pre-sale buys you new construction warranty, current energy codes, and modern layouts. Resale buys you a product you can walk through, established strata history, and lower entry. For the full breakdown with Langley-specific numbers, see Pre-Sale vs Resale in Langley.
Four projects, four price points, one decision.
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Get the WatchlistRelated reading
- Bromley Langley townhomes review3 and 4 bed, 1% down at signing, Brookswood.
- Solana Langley condos review1-3 bed, Zenterra, 2027 completion per the builder.
- Pre-Sale vs Resale in LangleyThe decision framework with Langley-specific numbers.
- Best Pre-Sales in Surrey 2026The Surrey counterpart: tower-heavy, transit-connected market.
Alex Dunbar Personal Real Estate Corporation
REAL Broker BC Ltd. | Living in the Lower Mainland
I help families, first-time buyers, and move-up buyers in Surrey, Langley, and Maple Ridge make confident pre-sale decisions. If you are weighing Bromley, Solana, or comparing Langley to Surrey City Centre, let's run the numbers together before you commit.
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