Pitt Meadows

Pitt Meadows' town centre shops along Harris Road.

West Coast Express station and Extensive dyke trail network along the Pitt and Fraser Rivers.

Pitt Meadows is mainly known for larger rural and agricultural-zoned properties. Rivers, dykes, and farmland frame one of the region's more liveable small cities, with West Coast Express commuter rail, Golden Ears Bridge access, and extensive dyke trail networks for an outdoor-oriented lifestyle.

Based on the area's character — rivers, dykes & farmland — Pitt Meadows tends to suit a range of buyers depending on budget and lifestyle priorities. 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 Pitt Meadows'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 Pitt Meadows sits relative to those figures depends on housing type, lot size, and age of construction — Manan can pull current comparables specific to this area.