The Hart in Aldergrove: Prices and Sizes for Langley's Newest Presale
The Hart is a 158-unit registration-stage presale in Aldergrove Town Centre starting at $419,900, with a 2026 completion and no units sold yet.
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The Hart is a 158-unit condo building registering for Aldergrove Town Centre in Langley, with one-bedroom to two-bedroom-plus-flex layouts starting at $419,900. It has not gone on sale. There's no sales centre date attached to the record yet, so anyone looking into it now is looking at registration information, not a live price list.
What's actually happening at this address
The Hart sits at 3100 272nd Street in Aldergrove, on a site the Township of Langley approved for a six-storey building with 158 apartments over two levels of underground parking. The developer is Janda Group, and this is the fifth residential building inside Aldergrove Town Centre, the master-planned neighbourhood built where the old Aldergrove Mall used to sit, at Fraser Highway and 272 Street.
In our catalogue The Hart is marked coming soon, not selling. That's a specific status, not a formality: it means the building has a permit, a price and a floor plan range on file, but no unit has been offered for purchase yet. Projects can sit at coming soon for months before a sales centre opens, and the timeline for that isn't public yet.
The numbers on file
| Field | The Hart |
|---|---|
| Address | 3100 272nd Street, Aldergrove, Langley |
| Status | Coming soon (registration stage) |
| Starting price | $419,900 |
| Unit mix | One-bedroom, one-bedroom + flex, two-bedroom, two-bedroom + flex |
| Size range | 462 – 946 sq ft |
| Total units | 158 |
| Storeys | 6 |
| Completion year | 2026 |
| Developer | Janda Group |
A 2026 completion year on a project that hasn't opened sales is worth noting on its own. It's a tight window, and it will move if the sales launch slips.
Where $419,900 sits in Langley's presale list
Langley carries 44 developments in our catalogue right now, 38 of them actively selling and 6 (including The Hart) still at the coming-soon stage. $419,900 is not the entry price for the city. Eleven active Langley projects list a lower starting price:
| Project | Suburb | Starting price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Walnut Park | Yorkson | $299,900 | Selling |
| Jethro | Brookswood | $349,900 | Selling |
| Matteō | Willoughby | $365,900 | Selling |
| The Merchant | City Centre | $379,900 | Coming soon |
| Eden | Willoughby | $379,990 | Selling |
| Solana | Yorkson | $389,990 | Selling |
| Rowan | Willoughby | $399,900 | Selling |
| Kensington Gate | Willoughby | $399,900 | Selling |
| Latimer Heights | Willoughby | $399,900 | Selling |
| The Hive 2 | Willoughby | $409,900 | Selling |
| Unity South | Nicomekl | $414,900 | Selling |
The Hart's $419,900 starting price ties it with Jericho in Willoughby, another project at the same price point. So The Hart is priced in the middle of a crowded field rather than at either end of it. For a full, current rundown of what's selling across the city, see the Langley presale hub.
What's around the building
Aldergrove Town Centre puts retail on the ground floor of its surrounding buildings — shops, grocers and restaurants — plus a standalone daycare on site. The Hart itself is planned with an indoor amenity space that includes a full kitchen. The building site sits southwest of Bertrand Creek, between Aldergrove Town Centre Drive and Fraser Highway, next to the neighbourhood's existing Vanetta building.
For services and recreation, the record lists the Aldergrove Credit Union Community Centre, Aldergrove Community Secondary School and Aldergrove Regional Park as short drives away. Aldergrove also sits close to Abbotsford International Airport and the Lynden border crossing, which is part of what puts it at the eastern edge of the Langley market rather than alongside the Willoughby and Yorkson developments that dominate the comparison table above.
What a registration-stage price means for a buyer
Because The Hart hasn't opened sales, none of the standard presale mechanics — deposit structure, deposit protection, the 7-day rescission period after signing a contract — are active on this project yet. They will be once a purchase agreement exists. It's worth reading up on how those work before a sales centre opens anywhere, since the terms are set by provincial rule rather than by the developer: the deposit guide covers how deposits are typically staged and protected, and the rescission period guide covers the cooling-off window every buyer gets after signing.
A starting price at the registration stage also isn't necessarily what a unit sells for once a sales centre opens. Developers can and do adjust asking prices between registration and launch, and the $419,900 figure on file now reflects the smallest unit in the current plan, not an average.
What changes next
The status field is the thing to watch. Once The Hart moves from coming soon to selling, it will come with an actual price list by unit size, a deposit structure, and a real sales date rather than a registration record. Until then, the 2026 completion year is the most concrete number attached to the project, and it's one that typically slips if a sales launch is delayed. Check the project page for the status change.