Walnut Park in Langley: Prices, Sizes and Construction Status

Walnut Park's homes run from $299,900 to $549,900. That's the lowest starting price among every project currently selling in Langley, and the building is already finished — this isn't a presale on paper, it's move-in ready today.

What's actually for sale

Walnut Park is a six-storey, 211-unit condo building in Yorkson, at 8233 208B Street, built by Quadra Homes. Homes range from studios up to three bedrooms, sized 490 to 1,018 square feet, priced $299,900 to $549,900. The project is listed as 75% sold.

Because it's built, there's no completion date to track and no renderings to compare against reality. What you see touring the show suite is what you get.

The $250,000 spread between the cheapest and most expensive unit at Walnut Park is wide for one building. A 490-square-foot studio and a three-bedroom nearly double that size are both sold under the same project name, so the headline "$299,900" describes the smallest unit, not a typical one. Anyone sizing up a specific layout should ask what's actually left in that size range — the posted range alone doesn't say.

How the price compares across Langley

Pulling every project currently selling or coming soon in Langley and sorting by starting price, Walnut Park sits at the bottom:

Project	Suburb	Price from	Sizes	Status
Walnut Park	Yorkson	$299,900	Studio–3 bed	Move-in ready
Jethro	Brookswood	$344,900	1–3 bed	Selling
Matteō	Willoughby	$365,900	Studio–2 bed	Selling
The Merchant	City Centre	$379,900	1–3 bed	Coming soon
Eden	Willoughby	$379,990	1–3 bed	Selling

The gap isn't small. Walnut Park's floor is $45,000 below Jethro, the next cheapest project in our Langley catalogue, and $66,000 below Matteō, the cheapest condo currently selling in Willoughby.

Part of that gap is the building itself: Walnut Park is finished, so there's no multi-year construction timeline priced into the units. The others on this list are still selling off plans or partway through construction.

Yorkson specifically is otherwise expensive

Walnut Park's own neighbourhood makes the price harder to miss. Other Yorkson projects in our catalogue start much higher: Solana from $389,990, Heath West from $799,000, Bloom at Yorkson from $1,139,000, and Yorkson Meadows from $1,571,333 — though those are mostly larger townhomes and single-family-style homes, not studio and one-bedroom condos. Walnut Park is the only finished, lower-priced condo option in that specific pocket of Langley right now.

The deposit, since there's no construction risk left

Walnut Park's deposit structure is simpler than a typical presale's staged schedule, because the building already exists. A $10,000 deposit is due and non-refundable once the contract becomes firm, which happens about 7 to 10 days after signing. A final deposit is due 60 days after that — for most buyers, this second payment completes their entire down payment. After that, no further deposit money is required until possession.

That's a shorter commitment window than a presale where deposits are spread across years of construction milestones. Anyone weighing how deposit size and timing work for new builds generally, including how deposits are protected, can check our presale deposit guide — Walnut Park's schedule above is specific to this project, not the general rule.

What this doesn't tell you

Being 75% sold tells you how much of the building has sold, not which unit types or floors remain. The price range covers everything from a 490-square-foot studio to a 1,018-square-foot three-bedroom, so the $299,900 entry price and the $549,900 top end describe very different homes. It also doesn't say anything about parking or storage allocation for a given unit — that detail isn't in our catalogue for this project, so confirm it directly with Quadra Homes rather than assuming it matches another building. Anyone comparing Walnut Park against the rest of Langley's inventory can see the full current list on our Langley hub.

What would change this

The starting price moves if Quadra Homes reprices the remaining inventory as the building gets closer to fully sold. We'll update this if the range changes, if the sold percentage moves materially, or if a cheaper finished or near-finished project surfaces elsewhere in Langley.