Industrial Corridor

Campbell Heights is the flagship large-format industrial park, alongside established industrial land around Cloverdale and the Highway 10 corridor — see Manan's dedicated Industrial & Warehouse commercial page for full detail on this market.

Industrial Corridor is mainly known for industrial and commercial properties, not primarily residential. Surrey's industrial corridor — including areas like Campbell Heights and the Cloverdale industrial parks — has become one of the Lower Mainland's fastest-growing hubs for warehouse, distribution, and light-industrial space, driven by its highway access and proximity to the US border.

Based on the area's character — leasing & investment — Industrial Corridor tends to suit investors and business owners rather than residential buyers. Manan can talk through whether it fits your specific situation.

Yes — as a licensed REALTOR® in British Columbia, Manan works with clients across the province, not just one sub-region, and can speak directly to Industrial Corridor's current inventory, pricing, and what makes it different from its neighbours.

As a general reference point, the Fraser Valley's composite benchmark price was $877,600 as of the most recent Fraser Valley Real Estate Board report, with detached homes at $1,350,200, townhomes at $764,100, and condos at $469,500. Where Industrial Corridor sits relative to those figures depends on housing type, lot size, and age of construction — Manan can pull current comparables specific to this area.

Market conditions across the Fraser Valley have recently favoured buyers, with inventory near decade highs and sales activity below year-ago levels — which can mean more negotiating room for buyers and a need for sharper pricing and presentation for sellers. Conditions shift, so it's worth a direct, current conversation with Manan rather than relying on general trends alone.