How Much Is a One-Bedroom at Pura in Surrey Now?

The remaining one-bedroom homes at Pura, in Surrey City Centre, are priced from $379,900. That is the lowest one-bedroom starting price of any project on our list in Surrey, and every remaining one-bedroom in the building is under $400,000.

What's actually left

Pura is Adera's two-building, six-storey project at 13272 105th Avenue in Surrey's West Village, finished in 2025. It is move-in ready, not a presale — the 124 homes are built, and what's left is inventory in a completed building rather than a floor plan you wait years for. Our catalogue lists the building's full price range, one-bedroom and two-bedroom together, at $379,900 to $639,900, covering 495 to 834 square feet. That range, along with the top square footage and a new brochure and price sheet, changed in our records on September 14.

The one-bedroom: plan A3

The cheapest homes are the A3 plan: one bedroom, one bathroom, 495 square feet inside plus a 67-square-foot balcony. Adera's own site lists A3 in two versions — a garden-level unit and a version repeated on floors two through six — both the same bed/bath count. At 495 square feet it's a small unit, closer to a large studio than a family one-bedroom, and that's a big part of why it prices lower than most of the city's one-bedrooms.

How it compares to other Surrey one-bedrooms

Looking only at Surrey projects where the smallest home is a one-bedroom (not a studio), here's where the starting prices land:

Project	Area	One-bedroom starts at	Status
Pura	City Centre	$379,900	Built, move-in ready
Bute	Clayton Heights	$384,990	Presale, completion 2028
72 Crossroads	Clayton Heights	$388,900	Presale, completion 2026
Chronicle	Cloverdale	$424,900	Presale, completion 2026
Century City Holland Park – Park Tower 1	City Centre	$429,900	Built, move-in ready
Hartley	City Centre	$439,900	Built, move-in ready

Pura is cheapest by about $5,000 over the next closest project, Bute, and by roughly $50,000 over Century City Holland Park's Park Tower 1, the next-cheapest finished building in City Centre. The gap to presale one-bedrooms that won't complete until 2026 or 2028 is smaller, but those buyers are also waiting years longer to move in.

Why the price moved

Our catalogue picked up changes to Pura's minimum price, maximum price, maximum bathroom count and maximum square footage on September 14, alongside a new brochure and price sheet from Adera. That combination points to a shift in which floor plans are still available — as a builder sells down a finished building, the mix of what's left changes, and the posted range moves with it. We don't have the prior figures on record, only that this is where the numbers sit now: one-bedrooms from $379,900, the building's full range topping out at $639,900 for 834 square feet.

What you get for the price

Beyond the unit itself, Pura's amenities run to more than 12,000 square feet across the two buildings — a fitness centre, a co-working space and a rooftop terrace. The buildings use Adera's SmartWood mass-timber construction. The presentation centre and display homes are at #107 – 13238 105th Avenue, open Saturday to Monday, noon to 5pm, and by appointment.

Where this sits in the Surrey market

Pura's West Village location puts it in Surrey City Centre, alongside a wide spread of other projects at every price point — from studios starting under $330,000 at Stowa to family-sized homes well over $1 million further out in Grandview Heights and Elgin Chantrell. The full current list, sorted by neighbourhood, is at /surrey. For the mechanics of buying a completed new home — deposit timing, what's protected and what isn't — see our presale deposits guide; most of it still applies even though Pura is already built. And because the GST math on a home in this price range is one of the first questions buyers ask, our GST rebate guide and calculator walks through what a $379,900 purchase actually qualifies for.

Pura isn't the only finished building in the Fraser Valley with move-in-ready stock; we covered the wider list on September 18 in Which New Condos in the Fraser Valley Are Move-In Ready?, which is worth a look if location matters more to you than being first in a brand-new building.

What would change this

The building is down to its last homes, so the range narrows or the count of available floor plans drops as units sell — not because of a marketing push, just because there's less left to choose from. If Adera releases a further price or plan update, we'll track it the same way we caught this one: through the same catalogue, not the brochure.