Delta, BC Real Estate - Houses For Sale in Delta, British Columbia
Homes for sale in Delta have an average price of $1,577,248 on the MLS®, reflecting its diverse housing landscape. The dominant type of building in this area is the single detached home, complimented by small apartment complexes and duplexes. A significant portion of these structures took shape between 1960 and 1980, though a good number were added in the decades spanning the 1980s and 1990s. The area predominantly offers residences with three to four or more bedrooms. Approximately 80% of the dwellings here are owner-occupied, while the remainder are rental properties. Read more about Delta real estate
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$1,680,0001409 Windsor CrescentDelta, BC- $1,538,0008112 116th StreetDelta, BC
- $1,250,000128 7198 Vantage WayDelta, BC
- $1,199,0008577 Terrace DriveDelta, BC
- $729,999207-6950 Nicholson RoadDelta, BC
- $420,0001526 Confidential StreetDelta, BC
- $1,748,0007297 115a StreetDelta, BC
- $1,399,0009185 112 StreetDelta, BC
- $1,298,00080 53a StreetDelta, BC
- $285,000324-11806 88 AvenueDelta, BC
- $3,388,0004925 Dogwood DriveDelta, BC
- $1,629,99960 53a StreetDelta, BC
- $959,000102-320 Ridge StreetDelta, BC
- $699,000304-1704 56 StreetDelta, BC
- $699,000108-1153 54a StreetDelta, BC
- $560,000305-4728 53rd StreetDelta, BC
- $559,000214-4768 53 StreetDelta, BC
- $528,800104-6866 Nicholson RoadDelta, BC
- $22404 11861 88th AvenueDelta, BC
- $1,370,00011822 73 AvenueDelta, BC
- $1,365,0008869 115 Street StreetDelta, BC
- $1,299,9997096 Barkley DriveDelta, BC
- $920,00037-8385 Delsom WayDelta, BC
- $2,488,8881228 Stellers Jay PlaceDelta, BC
- $2,199,00011681 Summit CrescentDelta, BC
Neighbourhoods in and around Delta
- The Highlands-Imperial Village-Uplands
- Nicholson-Burnsview
- Annieville-Royal Heights
- West Ladner
- Kennedy Heights
- Tsawwassen Central
- Nordel
- Richardson
- Sunshine Hills Woods-Panorama Ridge
- Scottsdale-Heath
- Sunbury-Terrace
- Beach Grove
- Central Ladner
- Pebble Hill-The Terrace
- East Ladner
- Delsom-Canterbury Heights
- Marina Gardens
- Delta Manor
- Royal York
- Boundary Bay Village
About Living in Delta, British Columbia
Transportation
The best approach to move around in this part of the Metro Vancouver metropolitan area is very often a car. It is very convenient to come across a place to park, and most homes for sale are a reasonably short car ride from the closest highway, such as Highway 99. On the other hand, Delta is not very transit friendly. Nonetheless, there are around 20 bus lines, and it is straightforward to get to a nearby bus stop from most residences. This part of the Metro Vancouver metropolitan area is not very appropriate for bicycling as riding is made strenuous by the typically sloping topography, and there are few bike lanes. It is also inconvenient for people travelling on foot to get around in this municipality since most daily needs are difficult to carry out by walking.
Services
High schools and primary schools are not very numerous in Delta, and therefore may require a long walk to get to. Delta has some of the province's top schools, such as Southpointe Academy. Moreover, daycares are not very numerous and consequently tend to require a rather long walk to get to. When it comes to eating, a portion of house buyers in Delta may be able to access one of about 30 grocery stores on foot, while others will have to use another means of transportation. A limited selection of restaurants and cafes is available as well.
Character
Delta offers a slower-paced environment and will appeal to those who enjoy spending time outdoors. There are over 250 parks close by for residents to discover, which makes it easy to get to them. This municipality is quiet overall, as noise from streets and other parts of the city is rarely an issue - although there are still several louder sections, especially near one of the railway lines, Highway 91, Highway 99 or the airport (ZBB).
