Living in Poplar: What the Listings Say
By Relta Real Estate
3 min read
Detached houses make up 33 of the 64 active listings in Poplar, a 51. 6 percent share that shapes what you see here. Townhouses account for 13 listings, or 20. 3 percent. Another 10 fall under other homes at 15. 6 percent, and 8 condos round out the mix at 12. 5 percent. The median year built is 1991. That puts most of the stock in its thirties, past the early-warranty years and settled into established streets. Median living area runs 1,746 square feet. Detached homes carry a median price of $1,198,000, while condos sit at $364,850. Townhouses land in between at $599,900. So the range is real. You can look at a two-bedroom condo or a six-bedroom house in the same Abbotsford neighbourhood, and the listings support both ends. Just 10 percent are new builds, so expect resale homes from the 1990s to define your search.
Poplar at a glance, September 2026
Active listings
64
Median asking price
$899,000
Median price per sq ft
$437
Listed in the last 30 days
12
Median size
1,746 sq ft
Median year built
1991
Median strata fee
$401 per month
The housing mix
What is for sale in Poplar
| Property type | Active | Share | Median price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Detached houses | 33 | 52% | $1,198,000 |
| Townhouses | 13 | 20% | $599,900 |
| Other homes | 10 | 16% | $713,450 |
| Condos | 8 | 13% | $364,850 |
What living here costs
A median 1,746 square feet gives you room to work with, and at $437 per square foot that space translates into a monthly picture worth doing the math on. The median strata fee sits at $401. On a townhouse or condo, that covers the shared building costs on top of your mortgage, so budget for it as a fixed line. Homes built around 1991 come with maintenance you plan for rather than surprises you scramble on. Roofs, furnaces, and windows from that era are often on their second round. Strata buildings carry names you will see again. Huntingdon Village shows 4 active listings. Maplewood Estates, College Park Place, and Central Heights Manor each show 3. Alderglen and Crown Point each list 2. Those are the addresses where the $401 fee applies most directly. Daily life here means a settled street, a home with real square footage, and a carrying cost you can pin down before you offer.
For sale in the area
Active listings in Poplar
See all listings$249,999
$260/sqft
2 bd · 1 ba · 961 sqft
#30, 2035 Martens Street
$389,900
$412/sqft
2 bd · 2 ba · 947 sqft
#404, 33708 King Road
$629,900
$358/sqft
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,758 sqft
#118, 1450 Mccallum Road
$890,900
$654/sqft
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,363 sqft
34775 2nd Avenue
$1,099,800
$450/sqft
6 bd · 3 ba · 2,445 sqft
33511 Kinsale Place
$1,329,999
$523/sqft
5 bd · 3 ba · 2,543 sqft
34645 3rd Avenue
Start with the price band that fits your budget, because Poplar splits cleanly. Fourteen listings sit under $500,000, another 17 land between $1M and $1. 5M, and 7 climb past $2. 5M. Those are three different searches, so pick yours before you book showings. If you want a three-bedroom, twelve are active at a median of $798,000. If a five- or six-bedroom house is the goal, ten of each are listed near the $1. 2 million mark. Pull the specific addresses in your band, then go see two or three in person. Twelve homes came to market in the last thirty days. New listings arrive steadily here, so a slow week is not a dry one.
Common questions
The median active listing was built in 1991.
The median asking price is $899,000 across 64 active listings.
Keep reading
Figures cover 64 active listings in Poplar as of September 2026, drawn from the MLS feeds Relta Real Estate displays. Asking prices are not sale prices.
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