
Maple RidgeMaple Ridge is a fast growing community with many unique features. As part of the Greater Vancouver Regional District it enjoys the benefits of being part of Vancouver, only a 30-60 minute drive away(45 Kms), while retaining its small town feel, surrounded by farmland.
Alouette LakeMaple Ridge has a moderate coastal climate
with little seasonal variations in temperature. The
mean annual air temperature in the District is approximately 10° C
and the mean daily temperatures for January and July are 1.8° C
and 17.5° C respectively.
The district gets between 164 to 195 cm of precipitation a year, mostly as rain. Monthly rainfalls generally reach a maximum in December while minimums occur primarily in July.
Golden Ears Provincial Park is 7 miles north of Maple Ridge. See BC parks web site
Maple Ridge benefits by being on a surburban commuter train line - the West Coast Express.
http://www.westcoastexpress.com/
This is a service that runs in peak hours only, with 5 trains into the city in the morning (approx 50 minute journey) and 5 back in the evening. There are additional train-bus services too, but you may need to consider alternative transport if you work irregular hours.
This table is extracted from the Summary and Results of the 2003 Greater Vancouver Travel Times Survey by the Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority.
It looks at the average travel times and speeds during peak hours and at midday. The journeys shown are all from Maple Ridge.
| Destination | Avg Travel Times |
Avg Travel Speeds km/h |
| AM Peak Period | ||
| North Vancouver | 70 |
38 |
| Vancouver | 68 |
38 |
| UBC | 94 |
34 |
| SFU | 41 |
49 |
| Metrotown | 55 |
39 |
| New Westminster | 47 |
36 |
| Coquitlam Centre | 31 |
32 |
| Richmond | 83 |
37 |
| Tsawwassen | 99 |
40 |
| Surrey Central | 41 |
44 |
| Langley City | 61 |
47 |
| Abbotsford | 69 |
49 |
| Midday | ||
| North Vancouver | 55 |
46 |
| Vancouver | 55 |
45 |
| UBC | 66 |
40 |
| SFU | 39 |
51 |
| Metrotown | 37 |
56 |
| New Westminster | 37 |
46 |
| Coquitlam Centre | 25 |
40 |
| Richmond | 67 |
47 |
| Tsawwassen | 69 |
58 |
| Surrey Central | 37 |
50 |
| Langley City | 57 |
51 |
| Abbotsford | 46 |
74 |
| PM Peak Period | ||
| North Vancouver | 65 |
40 |
| Vancouver | 59 |
41 |
| UBC | 63 |
49 |
| SFU | 48 |
42 |
| Metrotown | 43 |
49 |
| New Westminster | 39 |
42 |
| Coquitlam Centre | 29 |
34 |
| Richmond | 87 |
38 |
| Tsawwassen | 95 |
51 |
| Surrey Central | 45 |
42 |
| Langley City | 71 |
41 |
| Abbotsford | 58 |
58 |
Below is a table showing the Benchmark prices for typical homes, apartments and townhouses in Maple Ridge. This comes from the Vancouver Real Estate Board’s monthly statistics. More real estate information is available directly from us or our real estate site - gr8team.com:
| Benchmark Prices: Maple Ridge as at February 2010 | |||
| Category | Benchmark $ | 1 Yr Change | 3 Yr Change |
| Apartment | $247,683 | 6.10% | 2.00% |
| Attached | $317,883 | 13.10% | 11.20% |
| Detached | $442,118 | 13.10% | 5.30% |
| Source:Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver - MLS ® | |||
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