🏡 Space-Seeker
“I want room to breathe, a backyard, and space for family, hobbies, or pets.”
🌱 Who You Are
You are the backyard dreamer and the garage hobbyist of the housing world. For you, space is not a luxury — it’s a necessity. You see a home as more than just walls and a roof; it’s a sanctuary for family, pets, creativity, and growth. You crave room to spread out, whether that means a garden for summer barbecues, a workshop for your tools, or enough bedrooms for kids, in-laws, or guests.
Crowded towers and cookie-cutter condos don’t appeal to you. You’re not just looking for four walls — you’re looking for freedom, privacy, and the ability to live life without bumping elbows with neighbors.
✨ What Makes You Unique
Space-Seekers value freedom, comfort, and room to grow. For you, a home isn’t just a place to sleep — it’s a canvas for family memories, a safe haven for pets, and a playground for hobbies. You’re willing to move a little further from the city core if it means waking up to birdsong instead of traffic.
Your priorities lean toward longevity and lifestyle:
Room for children to grow up.
Space for multi-generational living.
Outdoor areas for relaxation and play.
Flexibility to add value over time (suites, gardens, expansions).
🏡 Home Types That Call to You
For a Space-Seeker, square footage is more than just a number. You need flexibility and functionality — homes that adapt to your lifestyle.
Detached Homes on Larger Lots
The classic dream. Room for kids to play, dogs to roam, and you to garden or entertain.
Perfect for those balancing budget with the desire for outdoor space and private space.
Estate-Style Properties
For the luxury Space-Seeker, expansive layouts and acres of greenery are the ultimate prize.
Every square foot has a purpose — and you’re determined to use it.
💰 Price Points & Where You’ll Find Your Match
Budget-Friendly ($900K–$1.5M)
For the entry-level Space-Seeker, these areas provide affordable detached homes or townhouses with yards:
South Delta
Low-density living, generous amount of detached homes, and private lots.

Walnut Grove
Newer homes with larger layouts and desirable outdoor space.

Port Coquitlam
Suburban, family-oriented, and slightly more affordable than Coquitlam.
Maple Ridge
Older detached homes, starter townhouses, and room to grow.
Mission
Affordable detached homes with bigger yards, perfect for young families.
Langley Township
Townhouses and half-duplexes offering practical space.
Mid-Range ($1.5M–$2.9M)
If you’re stretching your budget a little further, these neighborhoods provide larger homes and growing family-friendly communities:
Coquitlam
Newer townhouses and detached homes in a quiet, scenic area.
South Surrey
Modern homes with larger layouts and nice outdoor space.
Cloverdale
Detached homes with bigger yards, perfect for young families.
Port Moody
Detached homes on quiet streets with plenty of parks nearby.

Tsawwassen
Larger suburban lots, beautiful nature and family-friendly living.

Brookswood
Detached homes with generous yards and a strong community feel.
Luxury ($3M+)
When budget isn’t a limitation, Space-Seekers find true paradise:
West Vancouver
Combines natural beauty with a safe, family-friendly, and affluent community.

Anmore
Estate-style homes near forests, lakes, and scenic trails.
North Vancouver
Scenic, family-friendly place blending community, and nature.
South Surrey
Large lots, luxury homes, and close proximity to beaches, and parks.
Tsawwassen
Larger suburban lots, beautiful nature and family-friendly living.
Campbell Valley
Quiet, semi-rural community with larger lots and more peaceful lifestyle.
The Bottom Line
For you, home is not about prestige or proximity — it’s about possibility. You thrive when you have the space to build, breathe, and create the life you want. A bigger backyard, a room for every hobby, and the ability to grow into your home — these are not extras, they are essentials.
If you’re a Space-Seeker, the right move isn’t just buying square footage — it’s buying freedom and future peace of mind.
💡 Note: Every community mentioned above is a clickable guide with in-depth, practical details — from commute times and schools to restaurants, lifestyle, and even what traffic feels like at rush hour. If you see a place that sparks your interest, click through — it could be the start of discovering your future home.