ASK Andy & Kylene: Sell or Sit Tight?
Andy Schildhorn • September 25, 2026
Should you sell your home now or wait for a better market? Andy Schildhorn and Kylene Shannon look at why the answer isn’t just about getting a higher selling price.
Sometimes selling makes sense. Sometimes staying put does. The key is understanding the whole move, not just the sale price.
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Two great homes to explore this weekend! Come by and say Hello! Saturday, Nov 7th - 1:00 to 3:00 pm - 22853 Sailes Avenue, Fort Langley Sunday, Nov 8th - 2:00 to 4:00 pm - 19442 67A Avenue, Clayton Hills Two different homes, two great neighbourhoods. We'd love to see you there! See Details

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Sales climbed 34% to 253 this week, while new listings slipped 2% to 526 , showing stronger buyer activity. Looking at the year so far, buyers remain selective, with the 6.0% gap between original list and sale price continuing a consistent trend. Pricing remains key, even as weekly sales fluctuate.

















































