Market activity rebounds as buyers return
July 4, 2026
Sales rebounded to 296 (+22%), while new listings slipped just 1% to 690. Buyer activity strengthened this week, even as fewer new properties came to market.
Over the past several months, the Fraser Valley market has continued to find its balance. Buyers remain selective, inventory is still providing plenty of choice, and the 5.3% gap between list and sale price has remained remarkably consistent. Well-priced homes continue to attract offers, while overpriced listings are taking longer to sell.
The market continues to reward
accurate pricing, strong presentation, and patience. This week's increase in sales is encouraging, but the overall trend still points to a balanced market where strategy matters more than ever. 🧊📉
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By Andy Schildhorn
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August 29, 2026
Sales rebounded sharply this week to 262 (+46%) , while new listings declined 7% to 553 . After two quieter weeks, buyers clearly stepped back into the market, and the gap between original list and sale price narrowed to 5.3% . Looking at the year so far, the pattern remains consistent. Weekly sales have been volatile, but buyers remain selective and price-conscious. The sale-to-list gap has generally stayed in the 5% to 7% range , giving buyers room to negotiate. As we approach September, the question is whether this rebound carries into the fall market.

By Andy Schildhorn
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August 28, 2026
Two great opportunities to tour in Fort Langley this weekend. Join us Saturday at 9072 Gay Street or Sunday at 9352 Singh Street. Two very different homes, both offering a fantastic Fort Langley lifestyle. Come by and take a look. We'd love to show you around. 👉 Listing Details Here




































