1830 126 St
$1,998,000
3 bed 3 bath

COMPLETELY RENOVATED and move-in ready, this beautiful home in the heart of Ocean Park offers modern style and amenities. The bright open-concept main floor features a stunning updated kitchen with quality cabinetry, premium countertops, and stainless steel appliances flowing seamlessly into spacious living and dining areas. Large windows fill the home with natural light. Upstairs offers well-appointed bedrooms and a sunny office, while the lower level provides flexible space for a rec room, guests, or home gym. Enjoy a private backyard and sunny deck ideal for relaxing or summer gatherings. Located on a quiet street just minutes to parks, beaches, shopping, and top schools. A fantastic opportunity to upgrade to Ocean Park! First Open House Saturday 2-4

Joel Ross, PREC "The Ocean Park Realtor"
Remax Colonial Pacific Realty

Joel Ross PREC - The Ocean Park Realtor

Remax Colonial Pacific Realty

Surreys Ocean Park Residential Association Concerned over new Proposed subdivision Legislation.  Hundreds rally to express their concerns.

When:
Monday March 9,2026, 7pm

Where:
Mayoral Chambers, City of Surrey, City Hall

Why:
Surrey 2050 is a proposed long-term city plan that will guide development in Surrey, British Columbia over the next 25 years. As one of Canada’s fastest-growing municipalities, the plan introduces significant density changes in several neighbourhoods; including areas such as Crescent Beach and Ocean Park, which have historically been low-density, suburban communities.

These neighbourhoods are home to sensitive ecosystems, including habitats where thousands of eagles nest, as well as parks that support a wide variety of wildlife and bird species. The area has long been valued for its small-community character and historical significance.

Residents have expressed concern that the proposed changes could significantly alter the character of these neighbourhoods while placing additional strain on existing infrastructure. Local roads are narrow and were not designed to accommodate major increases in traffic. For example; passing is still allowed on ocean park road !Safety for children has already been breached with the existing density, as one child was recently hit and broke their leg near Crescent Park Elementary School.

Schools in the area are already operating at or near capacity, and public transit options remain limited. For example, travelling by transit from Ocean Park to Surrey City Hall can take approximately 90 minutes.

In some locations, the proposed changes could allow for density increases of up to 647 percent. West of 128 street towards the Ocean is being proposed as Urban l, ll and III. This means small scale multi unit housing(Row houses, Townhomes and/or low Rise Residential and/or Apartments are permitting).

Zoning of property east of 128 street is designated suburban I &II but with changes to include Small scale multiple housing and commercial.  The other disturbing fact is that if this by-law is passed; Surrey council would not require tax payers input for density plans as it would already cover the approval process!

The residents are questioning whether “Surrey 2050” reflect the priorities of local residents or if the city is being pressured by Provincial and national Governments to increase blanket density without due process and necessary pertinent reviews .

In response, concerned residents have begun organizing. Over the past week alone, more than 2,500 petition signatures have been collected. Community members have also launched an interactive website, prepared informational materials, and drafted letters to the Mayor and City Councillors. Residents are preparing to present their concerns at an upcoming Surrey Council meeting on Monday evening.

Local volunteers are also consulting with urban planners and legal professionals to better understand the implications of the proposed plan and the terminology used within it.

Residents say they support thoughtful growth but are calling for greater transparency, community consultation, and planning that better reflects the needs and character of existing neighbourhoods.

The detached housing market in Ocean Park, one of the most sought-after neighbourhoods in Surrey, has shifted over the past year as the broader market adjusts to higher inventory and more cautious buyers.

Detached home prices across South Surrey have softened slightly from peak levels, but values remain historically strong. The average detached home still trades close to the $2M mark, reflecting the continued demand for established neighbourhoods close to the ocean, parks, and top schools.

Inventory has increased compared to the ultra-tight markets of previous years, giving buyers more choice and slightly more negotiating power. Homes are generally taking longer to sell, and pricing strategy has become more important than ever.

That said, Ocean Park continues to stand out within the South Surrey market. Its walkable village atmosphere, mature tree-lined streets, and proximity to the beach make it one of the most desirable places to live in the Lower Mainland. Well-located homes—especially those near the village or with ocean proximity—continue to attract strong interest.

Looking ahead, population growth and limited land supply suggest long-term fundamentals for detached homes in Ocean Park remain very strong.

Joel Ross PREC ‘The Ocean Park Realtor’

Remax Colonial Pacific Realty

55 3500 144 St, South Surrey
$1,399,000

Welcome to The Crescent II, a beautifully updated 2008 sf rancher w loft located within this sought-after 55+ community. This residence offers a rare sense of seclusion with a backyard that enjoys lush landscaping, excellent privacy, and sunshine. Highlights include a main-level primary bedroom, two spacious upper bedrooms, and a loft area. Vaulted ceilings enhance the sense of openness, while updated appliances, countertops, lighting and a long list of thoughtful UPDATES that contribute to both comfort and style. Set in a park-like environment with walking trails outside your door, yet close to hwy access and shopping. A rare opportunity to own a private retreat in an exceptional community. This home is perfect for downsizers who want to feel like they are living in a detached home!

Joel Ross PREC
Remax Colonial Pacific Realty

Beautifully renovated family home in desirable Brookswood! Bright open-concept main floor with laminate flooring, modern lighting, updated windows, and a stunning quartz kitchen with breakfast bar and quality appliances. Cozy gas fireplace anchors the inviting living space. Upstairs offers 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, including a primary with 2-piece ensuite. Downstairs features office/flex space plus a private 1-bed suite with courtyard, ideal mortgage helper or in-law space. Expansive, neatly landscaped backyard with fire pit and room to play. New roof (2025) and furnace (2024). Walk to schools, parks, and recreation—move-in ready! OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 2-4

Joel Ross PREC
Remax Colonial Pacific Realty