Maple Ridge, British Columbia
As of November 12, 2026, the median asking price in Silver Valley, Maple Ridge is $1,387,700, across 54 active public listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 87 days.
14 new listings came to market in Silver Valley in the last 30 days.
Asking prices work out to about $614 per square foot, based on the 54 listings that report floor area.
Detached homes in Silver Valley are listed at an average of $1,813,139 across 40 active listings.
Townhouses in Silver Valley are listed at an average of $882,321 across 14 active listings.
Maple Ridge had a population of 90,990, a median household income of $105,000, 79% of households owning their home at the 2021 Census of Population. These figures describe the broader census geography, not Silver Valley specifically.
Newer hillside living at Maple Ridge’s edge
Silver Valley is a newer residential hillside neighbourhood built around space, views, and fast access to trails.
This is a predominantly detached-home and townhouse area tucked up against greenbelt, where the appeal is a quieter setting and immediate proximity to the park-and-trail network. It isn’t an amenity-dense, walk-to-everything neighbourhood, and it doesn’t read like an urban centre—mobility scores underline that most daily needs are handled with a car.
Golden Ears access is part of the neighbourhood’s identity, with nearby options including Evans Peak Golden Ears Park and Silver Valley Horse Trail.
The neighbourhood’s hillside position lends itself to mountain and valley views as a defining backdrop.
A large share of the housing is newer, centred on detached houses and townhouses with smaller pockets of multi-family near greenbelt.
Silver Valley reads as suburban and primarily residential rather than commercial or mixed-use.
Silver Valley is made up mostly of detached houses, with townhouses also common, alongside small pockets of newer multi-family development near greenbelt. Overall, it reads as a newer, low-rise residential neighbourhood rather than a condo-dense district.
A typical home in Silver Valley is a detached house in a newer hillside setting, with townhouses as a frequent alternative.
A weekend here naturally points outward to parks and trails, with nearby options including Maple Ridge Upper Park, Maple Ridge Park, Silver Valley Horse Trail, and Evans Peak Golden Ears Park. Local recreation businesses like Free Spirit Yoga and Pilates add an indoor option, and the neighbourhood’s hillside setting keeps views as part of the everyday backdrop.
In Silver Valley, look past the asking price at how the specific property relates to the hillside setting and a car-oriented daily routine. The details that matter most are often about access, exposure, and the home’s overall fit for a nature-adjacent location.
Because this is a hillside neighbourhood, pay attention to how the site and home function on a slope, including practical access and day-to-day usability for your household.
Walk (20/100), Transit (27/100), and Bike (8/100) scores point to driving as the default for many needs; evaluate how that aligns with your commute and errands.
The area is mostly detached houses with townhouses also common; compare the lifestyle differences directly—yard-and-maintenance versus shared walls and a more lock-and-leave rhythm.
If trail access is a key reason you’re choosing Silver Valley, verify how easily the home connects to the park-and-trail options you’ll actually use.
Selling in Silver Valley is about making the setting legible: buyers are weighing homes not only on interiors, but on how each property expresses the hillside location and access to nearby nature. Clear, concrete presentation of the home type (detached vs townhouse), the feel of the immediate surroundings, and the day-to-day convenience trade-offs helps buyers compare properly.
Show what the hillside location means for the home—light, outlook, and how the property relates to the surrounding greenbelt character.
Make it easy to understand whether the offering is detached or townhouse living, and what that implies for upkeep and day-to-day use.
Position the home around Silver Valley’s defining draw: proximity to trails and parks such as Silver Valley Horse Trail and Evans Peak Golden Ears Park.
Be straightforward about the practical reality reflected in the mobility scores: this is not a walk-first, transit-rich pocket, so buyers need an accurate picture of how they’ll get around.
Silver Valley offers a newer hillside neighbourhood feel with a detached-house-and-townhouse mix and immediate access to nature near Golden Ears. It stands apart for its greenbelt adjacency and view-oriented setting rather than a dense commercial core. If walkable errands, strong transit, or day-to-day biking are priorities, the mobility scores point to other parts of the region being a better match.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Walkability 20 · Transit access 27 · Bikeability 8
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