Fraser Valley Sales Up 14% Why Are Home Prices Still Falling?

Andy Schildhorn • November 7, 2026


October brought a 14% increase in Fraser Valley home sales, yet prices continued to edge lower. Andy Schildhorn breaks down the latest numbers and what they mean for buyers and sellers.

 

More homes are selling, but buyers still have choices. For sellers, pricing and presentation remain key to a successful sale. Watch here

 

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