Fraser Valley Real Estate Market Update: October 2026

Fraser Valley Real Estate Market Update | October 2026 | Jordan Spitters

Fraser Valley home prices fell again in September 2026 as sales remained sluggish and inventory stayed elevated. Jordan Spitters examines the latest market statistics, failed listings, and what buyers and sellers can expect heading into the final months of the year.

Fraser Valley Real Estate Market Update: August 2026

The Fraser Valley housing market continued to soften in July, with benchmark prices declining for a fourth consecutive month despite fewer new listings. Here’s what the latest statistics and buyer behaviour mean for today’s market.

Fraser Valley Market Update June: Are We Headed for Another Slow Summer?

The Fraser Valley housing market lost momentum in May 2026, with benchmark prices declining across detached homes, townhomes, and condos. In this market update, Jordan Spitters reviews the latest Fraser Valley Real Estate Board statistics, explains why current conditions resemble the slowdown seen in 2025, and discusses what buyers and sellers should expect heading into the summer months.

Fraser Valley Real Estate Market Update – March 2026

Fraser Valley real estate sales and inventory February 2026

The Fraser Valley real estate market showed early signs of spring activity in February 2026. Sales increased from January, but inventory remains elevated and prices continue to soften. Here is what buyers and sellers need to know.

Fraser Valley Real Estate Market Update – October 2025

Fraser Valley’s housing market showed a small rebound in September 2025, with sales up slightly after a quiet summer. Inventory remains high, keeping conditions firmly in buyers’ favour. Prices continue to ease across all property types as motivated sellers adjust expectations and the Bank of Canada’s latest rate cut offers limited relief.

Fraser Valley Real Estate Market Update – September 2025

August stayed sluggish in the Fraser Valley: sales fell over 20% month-over-month, the sales-to-active ratio sits at 9%, and prices eased 0.9%. Despite rate-cut chatter, high inventory keeps leverage with buyers heading into fall.