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City & Laurel in Maple Ridge: Prices, Sizes and How It Compares

City & Laurel in Maple Ridge runs $419,900 to $714,900 for 1-3 bedroom homes, 448-1,005 sq ft, finishing 2026.

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A one-bedroom at City & Laurel in Maple Ridge starts at $419,900, and the full price range runs to $714,900 for a three-bedroom. The building is 97 condos and three townhomes over ground-floor retail, six storeys, at Dewdney Trunk Road in Haney — Maple Ridge's town centre — with completion targeted for 2026.

What's actually for sale

City & Laurel is a mixed-use building: 100 homes total, a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom suites plus three ground-oriented townhomes, sitting on top of retail space at street level. Sizes run from 448 to 1,005 square feet. Quad City Real Estate Group is building it, and the project is currently selling.

Price range$419,900 – $714,900
Bedrooms1 to 3
Size range448 – 1,005 sq ft
Homes97 condos + 3 townhomes
Storeys6
Completion2026
Maintenance fee$0.45/sq ft

The deposit structure on file calls for a total deposit of 15% of the purchase price, paid in instalments over the first weeks after signing. For how presale deposits generally work, and what protection you have on the money you put down, see our guide to presale deposits.

The building's amenities are fairly typical for a project this size: a second-floor space set up as a work-from-home hub, a yoga studio, and both a podium-level outdoor area and an interior courtyard. None of that is unusual for Maple Ridge presales right now — most new buildings in the town centre are pitching similar shared spaces — but it's worth knowing before comparing price per square foot against a building with less common space.

How it compares to the rest of Haney

City & Laurel isn't the only project selling in Maple Ridge's town centre right now. Three other buildings in Haney are taking reservations or sales at the same time, and the differences in price and timeline are wide enough to matter if you're cross-shopping the neighbourhood.

ProjectPrice rangeBedsCompletion
City & Laurel$419,900 – $714,9001–32026
Inspire$349,900 – $689,9001–32027
La Riviere$366,600 – $894,620Studio–32027
The North at Port Haney$449,900 – $529,9001–22026

Inspire has the lowest entry price in Haney right now, but it's also a year further out than City & Laurel. The North at Port Haney completes on roughly the same timeline as City & Laurel but tops out at a two-bedroom, so it's not an option if you need a third bedroom. La Riviere has the widest range of the group, stretching from a studio up past $890,000, which makes it the one to check if you want more room to move within a single building. Of the four, City & Laurel is the only one offering a three-bedroom with a 2026 completion.

Beyond Haney, Maple Ridge has active presale buildings in Albion and Silver Valley as well, but those are mostly larger, family-sized homes — three- to six-bedroom units priced from roughly $719,000 up past $2 million. City & Laurel sits toward the lower end of what's selling across the whole city, driven mostly by its smaller one-bedroom suites, and it's effectively the only entry point under $450,000 among the buildings currently taking sales in the town centre core.

Where it sits

City & Laurel is on Dewdney Trunk Road in Haney, within walking distance of the Maple Ridge Leisure Centre and The ACT Arts Centre, and next to Haney Nokai Park. That puts it inside what the city has been building up as its civic and retail core rather than on the edge of town, which is part of why the building includes street-level retail of its own. For a wider look at what else is selling in the area, the Maple Ridge project list has the current count.

What would change this

Nothing about pricing or unit availability has been confirmed to move since City & Laurel's listing was last checked. If Quad City Real Estate Group releases a new phase, drops a price, or firms up the sold count, that's worth another look — along with whatever construction milestone comes next on a building aiming for a 2026 finish. Buyers working through the paperwork on a presale here should also know about the province's 7-day rescission period, which applies to any presale contract regardless of what the developer's own paperwork says.

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