SURREY, BC – Despite a seasonal increase in monthly sales, the Fraser Valley housing market continues to contend with subdued demand, ample supply and cautious buyers, with little change in the balance between buyers and sellers. The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board recorded 1,051 sales on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) in October, a 14 per cent increase from September but six per cent below sales from the same month last year.
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.
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Sales fell 22% to 189 , while new listings declined 18% to 539 , reflecting another quieter week. The broader trend remains consistent, with buyers staying selective and the 6.6% gap between original list and sale price reinforcing the importance of realistic pricing.
