Neighborhoods/Oakridge

Oakridge, Vancouver

$1.49M

Benchmark Price

3,300+

New Homes Coming

2

SkyTrain Stations

Oakridge spans roughly 401 hectares in south-central Vancouver, bounded by 41st Avenue, 49th Avenue, Ontario Street, and Oak Street. It sits at the geographical heart of the city.

The $6 billion Oakridge Park redevelopment is turning the former suburban mall into one of Canada's largest mixed-use communities, with thousands of new homes, a 9-acre public park, and world-class amenities.

Oakridge is one of Vancouver's most culturally diverse neighborhoods, home to significant Jewish and Chinese communities. This shapes its dining scene, specialty shops, synagogues, and schools.

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The Oakridge Transformation

Oakridge Park Redevelopment

The $6 billion Oakridge Park redevelopment is transforming 28 acres at 41st & Cambie into a major mixed-use community. Portions completing in 2026.

Oakridge Park (formerly Oakridge Centre) is Vancouver's most significant development outside downtown. Construction began in 2019, spanning 5 million square feet across 28 acres.

What's Coming

3,300+

New Homes

Including 420 affordable units across condos, townhomes, and rentals

9 Acres

Public Park

Playgrounds, playing fields, woodland, community garden, concert stages

13

Residential Towers

Including the tallest towers outside of downtown Vancouver

500K+ sqft

Retail & Dining

Including Time Out Market and premium shopping destinations

First phases completing in 2026: Time Out Market, the shopping centre, and the 9-acre public park. Residential towers and office space follow through 2026 and beyond.

For buyers and investors, this is a generational opportunity. Surrounding properties stand to benefit from the increased amenities, foot traffic, and desirability.

Living in Oakridge

Oakridge pairs residential calm with urban convenience. Its tree-lined streets hold a mix of mid-century homes, newer builds, and growing condo developments.

Residents value the walkability, proximity to Queen Elizabeth Park (one block away), and two Canada Line stations. Downtown is 15 minutes by SkyTrain, YVR 20 minutes.

A Day in Oakridge

Morning coffee on Cambie Street. A jog around Langara Golf Course. Drop the kids at Van Horne Elementary, then SkyTrain to downtown. After-school activities at the community center. Dinner along 41st Avenue or a home-cooked meal with ingredients from the neighborhood's Asian grocery stores. Weekends at the Bloedel Conservatory or VanDusen Botanical Garden.

Suburban peace, urban convenience, cultural richness, and a community being revitalized without losing its soul.

Oakridge Real Estate Market

Oakridge offers a diverse range of housing options across multiple price points:

Condominiums

$600K - $1.2M

Modern units near SkyTrain and Oakridge Park. GVR benchmark: $988K. Popular with first-time buyers and investors.

Townhomes

$1.3M - $1.9M

Multi-level homes with more space. GVR benchmark: $1.61M. Popular with young families.

Detached Homes

$2.5M - $4.5M+

Established streets. GVR benchmark: $3.29M. Many mid-century homes with renovation potential or newer builds.

GVR MLS® HPI composite benchmark: $1.49M (March 2026, -11.1% YoY). Long-term appreciation driven by transit investment, the Oakridge Park project, and central location.

Investment Outlook

Oakridge Park completion will drive foot traffic, retail, and amenities. Transit-oriented properties along the Canada Line have historically outperformed the broader Vancouver market.

Ready to explore what's available? Browse current Oakridge listings to see homes, condos, and townhomes on the market right now.

Getting Around

Oakridge has some of the best transit access among Vancouver's residential neighborhoods:

SkyTrain

Two Canada Line stations: Oakridge-41st Avenue and Langara-49th Avenue. Downtown in 15 min, YVR in 20 min.

Bus

Major routes along 41st Ave (43), Cambie St (15), and Oak St (17) connect to UBC, downtown, and surrounding neighborhoods.

Cycling

Improved cycling infrastructure along Ontario Street and Heather Street greenways. The Arbutus Greenway is accessible nearby.

Driving

Easy access to major arteries: Cambie, Oak, and Granville streets. Highway 99 access via the Oak Street Bridge for trips south.

Parks & Recreation

Oakridge residents enjoy exceptional access to green space:

Queen Elizabeth Park

Vancouver's second-most visited park, one block away. City views, the Bloedel Conservatory, rose gardens, and seasonal gardens.

Langara Golf Course

18-hole public course with perimeter walking, jogging, and dog-walking trails.

Columbia Park & Tisdall Park

Neighbourhood parks with playgrounds, sports fields, and gathering spaces.

Oakridge Park (Coming 2026)

A 9-acre public park with playgrounds, playing fields, woodland, community garden, concert stages, yoga platforms, and a running loop.

Schools & Education

Oakridge is home to well-regarded schools at every level:

Public Schools

Van Horne Elementary (K-7 Public)

Walking distance from most Oakridge homes. Strong academic programs.

Jamieson Elementary (K-7 Public)

Another excellent option serving the Oakridge catchment.

Sir Winston Churchill Secondary (8-12 Public)

The local high school, known for strong academics and extracurriculars.

Private & Post-Secondary

King David High School (Private)

Part of Oakridge's Jewish community, offering faith-based education.

Vancouver College (Private)

A well-established private school in the area.

Langara College (Post-Secondary)

Located at 49th and Cambie, serving over 23,000 students with diverse programs.

Shopping & Dining

Along 41st Avenue and Cambie Street: Asian restaurants, Jewish delis, cafes, and international cuisine. One of Vancouver's best-kept food secrets.

Oakridge Park adds 500,000+ square feet of retail, including the Time Out Market food hall featuring top Vancouver chefs.

Cambie Village is nearby for everyday needs, and Main Street's boutiques and restaurants are a short trip east.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick Answers About Oakridge

What is the average home price in Oakridge, Vancouver?
As of January 2026, the GVR MLS® HPI composite benchmark price in Oakridge is $1.49M. Broken down: condos average around $998K, townhomes $1.64M, and detached homes $3.36M. Prices vary based on proximity to SkyTrain stations, Oakridge Park, and lot size. For a personalized market assessment, contact Aparna Kapur at 604-612-7694.
When does Oakridge Park open?
Oakridge Park is scheduled for a phased opening beginning Spring 2026. The $6 billion mixed-use development by QuadReal and Westbank is one of Canada's largest. The first phase includes over 500,000 square feet of retail featuring luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Prada, Bvlgari, Tiffany & Co., and Valentino, plus Time Out Market Vancouver and the Giorgio Armani Cafe. The 9-acre rooftop park, community centre, library branch, and childcare facilities follow in Summer 2026.
Is Oakridge a good neighbourhood to buy in?
Yes, Oakridge is one of Vancouver's strongest neighbourhoods for buyers. Two Canada Line SkyTrain stations put downtown 15 minutes away and YVR 20 minutes. Excellent schools including Van Horne Elementary, Jamieson Elementary, and Sir Winston Churchill Secondary serve families well. The $6 billion Oakridge Park redevelopment is driving significant value appreciation in the area. The R1-1 city-wide rezoning also adds development potential to residential lots, making Oakridge attractive for both homeowners and investors.
What schools are in Oakridge?
Oakridge offers strong options at every level. Public elementary schools include Van Horne Elementary and Dr. Annie B. Jamieson Elementary (ranked 61st of 932 BC schools by the Fraser Institute). Sir Winston Churchill Secondary is the local high school, offering an International Baccalaureate programme. Private options include King David High School and Vancouver College. Langara College at 49th and Cambie serves over 23,000 post-secondary students.
Who is the best realtor for Oakridge Vancouver?
Aparna Kapur with Oakwyn Realty is a top choice for Oakridge real estate. Aparna lives on Vancouver's south side and specializes in Oakridge and surrounding west-side neighbourhoods. She brings deep local knowledge of the Oakridge Park redevelopment, Cambie Corridor Plan, school catchments, and market trends. Reach Aparna at 604-612-7694 for a confidential consultation.

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