Mission

Mission sits in the heart of the Fraser Valley, where the Fraser River curves through some of BC’s most fertile farmland. This community of over 41,000 has grown steadily by 7.7% since 2016, drawing families who want more space without sacrificing accessibility to Metro Vancouver’s job market.

The town’s Zone 8b climate creates an extended growing season that supports everything from berry farms to Christmas tree operations. Mission’s agricultural heritage runs deep—it’s home to some of the province’s most productive cranberry bogs and has been feeding BC for generations. The warming climate trend means even more agricultural opportunities ahead.

Housing here tells an interesting story. Nearly 65% of residents live in single-detached homes, while almost 19% occupy duplexes—a unusually high duplex ratio that reflects the community’s practical approach to housing density. With a median household income of $98,000 and a median age of 40, Mission attracts working families who appreciate the balance between rural character and urban convenience.

The economy runs on construction, retail, and healthcare, with manufacturing adding stability. The 14.9% employment in construction reflects ongoing development as Mission continues its steady growth pattern. Transportation and warehousing round out the top industries, benefiting from the community’s strategic location along major Fraser Valley corridors.

Mission’s claim to fame includes the longest wooden bridge in Canada—the Mission Railway Bridge—and some of the province’s most scenic riverside parks. The community has mastered the art of staying connected while maintaining its agricultural roots.

Tekamar currently maintains a maximum LTV of 0% in Mission, reflecting our focus on communities with faster liquidity timelines for investor protection.