Compass Cohousing Life in the Heart of Community
Langley’s newest residential innovation: 40 cohousing condos and townhomes set for completion Fall 2026.
Each property is a strata-titled unit, allowing you to apply for a conventional mortgage and benefit from any and all gains in the value of your property over time.
Plus you get all the benefits of life in the heart of community!
Compass Commons In the Media
New 40-unit Cohousing project breaks ground in Langley. Click to read more on Fraser Valley Today.
Cohousing grows roots in Langley, offering a village model for modern living. Click to read more on MSN news.
40-unit condo and townhome project in Langley, offering a rare housing model. Click to read more on RENXhomes.
Compass Commons
Imagine coming home to a place where neighbours know your name, shared spaces bring people together, and sustainable living is built in. That’s what’s taking shape now at Compass Commons.
On April 16, 2025, we broke ground on our 40-home, multi-generational community in Langley, BC—created for singles, families, empty nesters, and seniors who value connection, collaboration, and belonging.
Construction is underway, move-in is set for fall 2026, and a few homes are still available. If you’re looking for more than just a place to live, Compass Commons could be the community you’ve been searching for.
Cohousing Living
Cohousing is a way of living that feels like the small towns or friendly neighborhoods many people remember from the past. Some say it’s like living in a village where everyone knows each other. Others see it as a smart way to live in today’s world, bringing people together while caring for the planet.
In a cohousing community, neighbours help plan, build, and take care of their homes and shared spaces. People work together, meet often, and make decisions as a group.
Cohousing neighborhoods are designed to be eco-friendly and safe for walking, with shared gardens, green space, and places to gather. It’s a mix of private homes and strong community connections.
Cohousing History
Cohousing originated in Denmark in the 1960s.
The first cohousing community in Canada was Windsong Cohousing Community, built in Langley over twenty years ago. It remains a thriving community. Since that time, over 25 successful cohousing communities have be established in British Columbia and several others are in the planning and building stages.
The Canadian Cohousing Network offers you a comprehensive resource for cohousing research and communities across Canada.