Fraser Valley Market Report Infographics
INFOGRAPHICS: November 2022 FVREB Fraser Valley, South Surrey, Etc. Market Reports
New listings lag as Fraser Valley real estate market sees third month of declining sales
With sales down almost seven per cent from October, and new listings off by more than 20 per cent, the Fraser Valley housing market continues its slowing trend heading into the holiday season. Despite the market slowdown, opportunities are available, as evidenced by brisk turnover time frames.
In November, the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board (FVREB) processed 839 sales on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®), a 6.9 per cent decrease compared to October and a decrease of 57.5 per cent compared to November 2021.
“The trends we’ve seen over the past several months will likely continue through to year-end,” said Sandra Benz, President of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board. “While rate hikes have effectively put many buyers and sellers in a holding pattern, we’re still seeing relatively quick turnover for all housing categories, indicating robust opportunities for properties that are strategically priced.”
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The following data is a comparison between November 2022 and November 2021 numbers, and is current as of December 2022. For last month’s report, check out our previous infographic!
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These infographics cover current trends in Fraser Valley neighbourhoods that are within the FVREB. Click on the images for a larger view!
Download Printable Version – FVREB November 2022 Market Report 1
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INFOGRAPHICS: October 2022 FVREB Fraser Valley, South Surrey, Etc. Market Reports
Housing prices remain soft, sales flat, throughout the Fraser Valley
Fraser Valley housing market sales for October remained relatively unchanged from last month as prices dipped slightly across all categories.
In October, the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board (FVREB) processed 901 sales on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®), an increase of 0.4 per cent compared to last month and a 53.5 per cent decrease compared to this time last year.
The Board received 2,186 new listings in October, a decrease of 3.8 per cent compared to September, and on par with October 2021. The month ended with a total active inventory of 5,642, a decrease of 2.8 per cent from last month but up 63.7 per cent compared to October 2021.
Read the full report on the FVREB website!
The following data is a comparison between October 2022 and October 2021 numbers, and is current as of November 2022. For last month’s report, check out our previous infographic!
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These infographics cover current trends in Fraser Valley neighbourhoods that are within the FVREB. Click on the images for a larger view!
Download Printable Version – FVREB October 2022 Market Report 1
Download Printable Version – FVREB October 2022 Market Report 2
Download Printable Version – FVREB October 2022 Market Report 3
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INFOGRAPHICS: September 2022 FVREB Fraser Valley, South Surrey, Etc. Market Reports
Fraser Valley real estate market continues to stabilize heading into fall season
Continued slowing sales and a slight rise in inventory in September combined to bring greater stability to the Fraser Valley housing market.
In September, the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board (FVREB) processed 897 sales on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®), a decrease of 11.8 per cent compared to last month and a 51.9 per cent decrease compared to this time last year.
The Board received 2,273 new listings in September, an increase of 11.1 per cent compared to August, and only 2.9 per cent less than September 2021. The month ended with a total active inventory of 5,805, a decrease of 1.1 per cent from last month but up by 52.3 per cent compared to September 2021. Once again, September saw a balanced market in the Fraser Valley with an overall sales-to-active ratio of 15 per cent (the market is considered balanced when the sales-to-active ratio is between 12 per cent and 20 per cent).
“There’s no question that interest rates continue to be a primary factor in the market trends over the past six months or so,” said Sandra Benz, President of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board. “The sales slowdown we’re seeing reflects a level of caution exercised by buyers, who are likely waiting for the market to settle further before jumping in. In the meantime, we anticipate prices may continue to decline across all categories.”
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The following data is a comparison between September 2022 and September 2021 numbers, and is current as of October 2022. For last month’s report, check out our previous infographic!
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These infographics cover current trends in Fraser Valley neighbourhoods that are within the FVREB. Click on the images for a larger view!
Download Printable Version – FVREB September 2022 Market Report 1
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INFOGRAPHICS: August 2022 FVREB Fraser Valley, South Surrey, Etc. Market Reports
Fraser Valley housing market signals further settling as sales continue to stall in response to interest rate rises
Robust active listings and relative steady sales activity continued to bring balance to the Fraser Valley real estate market in August. The past several months of rising inventory combined with a slowing trend in sales has also seen benchmark prices return to levels not seen since last year.
In August, the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board (FVREB) processed 1,017 sales on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®), an increase of 2.4 per cent compared to last month and a 51.3 per cent decrease compared to this time last year.
The Board received 2,045 new listings in August, a decrease of 14.3 per cent compared to July, and only 2.9 per cent less than August 2021. The month ended with a total active inventory of 5,871, a decrease of 8.5 per cent from last month but up by 44 percent compared to August 2021. Once again August saw a balanced market in the Fraser Valley with an overall sales-to-active ratio of 17 per cent (the market is considered balanced when the sales- to-active ratio is between 12 per cent and 20 per cent).
“For the past three months we’ve seen the local market return to a more balanced state,” said Board President, Sandra Benz. “With the Fraser Valley continuing to settle after months of record sales and prices, we expect to see more activity this coming fall as buyers look to capitalize on the region’s reputation for providing greater value for the real estate dollar.”
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The following data is a comparison between August 2022 and August 2021 numbers, and is current as of September 2022. For last month’s report, check out our previous infographic!
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These infographics cover current trends in Fraser Valley neighbourhoods that are within the FVREB. Click on the images for a larger view!
Download Printable Version – FVREB August 2022 Market Report 1
Download Printable Version – FVREB August 2022 Market Report 2
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INFOGRAPHICS: July 2022 FVREB Fraser Valley, South Surrey, Etc. Market Reports
Sales slide for fourth straight month as rising interest rates put brakes on Fraser Valley real estate market
The Fraser Valley real estate market saw sales fall again in July in the face of continued interest rate hikes, as the government struggles to bring inflation under control.
In July, the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board (FVREB) processed 993 sales on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®), a decrease of 22.5 per cent from the previous month and a 50.5 per cent drop compared to July 2021, when the province was still in acute pandemic mode. July new listings totaled 2,385, a 28.4 per cent decrease compared to June and a decrease of 1.9 per cent compared to July 2021.
Active listings, at 6,413, remained relatively unchanged from June and were up 30.9 per cent over last July – bringing the sector into balance for townhomes and detached homes (sales-to-active ratios: 18 per cent and 12 per cent, respectively); and favouring sellers slightly for apartments (28 per cent). The market is considered balanced when the sales-to-active ratio is between 12 per cent and 20 per cent.
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The following data is a comparison between July 2022 and July 2021 numbers, and is current as of August 2022. For last month’s report, check out our previous infographic!
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These infographics cover current trends in Fraser Valley neighbourhoods that are within the FVREB. Click on the images for a larger view!
Download Printable Version – FVREB July 2022 Market Report 1
Download Printable Version – FVREB July 2022 Market Report 2
Download Printable Version – FVREB July 2022 Market Report 3
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INFOGRAPHICS: June 2022 FVREB Fraser Valley, South Surrey, Etc. Market Reports
Fraser Valley housing market continues to cool amid slower sales, softer prices
Overall sales in the Fraser Valley fell for the third straight month as prices for all property types continued to soften, bringing greater balance to the region’s real estate market.
In June, the Board processed 1,281 sales on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®), a decrease of 5.8 per cent compared to May and a 43 per cent decrease compared to June of last year. Sandra Benz, President of the Board, said, “In just two months our market overall has shifted into balance mainly due to a softening of demand for single-family detached homes.
“The condo and townhome markets, although they have moderated, they continue to favour sellers as the sales-to-active listings ratios continue to trend higher, however with fewer multiple offer situations compared to previous months, it’s likely that we will see further softening in these property types as we return to pre-COVID work-life routines.”
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The following data is a comparison between June 2022 and June 2021 numbers, and is current as of July 2022. For last month’s report, check out our previous infographic!
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These infographics cover current trends in Fraser Valley neighbourhoods that are within the FVREB. Click on the images for a larger view!
Download Printable Version – FVREB June 2022 Market Report 1
Download Printable Version – FVREB June 2022 Market Report 2
Download Printable Version – FVREB June 2022 Market Report 3
Download Printable Version – FVREB June 2022 Market Report 4
INFOGRAPHICS: May 2022 FVREB Fraser Valley, South Surrey, Etc. Market Reports
Home prices soften as Fraser Valley housing market cools amid lower sales and higher inventory
As property sales continue to fall in the Fraser Valley and active listings continue to grow, the region is edging towards more balanced levels not seen since the pre-pandemic period.
Sales of all property types in May were 1,360, down 16.9 per cent from April’s 1,637; and down 53.9 per cent compared to May of 2021.
At the same time, active listings (the number of properties available for sale at a given moment during the month, in this case at the end of May) have more than tripled since December 2021. At the end of May, actives sat at 6,183, up 5.4 per cent year-over-year, and an increase of 14.8 per cent compared to April 2022.
The sales-to-active-listings ratio measures whether the market is balanced (12% to 20%) or favours either buyers (less than 12%) or sellers (greater than 20%). In May, the ratio for Fraser Valley all property types combined was 22 per cent, comparable to pre-pandemic conditions in early 2020. By comparison, during the pandemic, the ratio peaked at 92 per cent, indicating a strong seller’s market.
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The following data is a comparison between May 2022 and May 2021 numbers, and is current as of June 2022. For last month’s report, check out our previous infographic!
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These infographics cover current trends in Fraser Valley neighbourhoods that are within the FVREB. Click on the images for a larger view!
Download Printable Version – FVREB May 2022 Market Report 1
Download Printable Version – FVREB May 2022 Market Report 2
Download Printable Version – FVREB May 2022 Market Report 3
Download Printable Version – FVREB May 2022 Market Report 4
INFOGRAPHICS: April 2022 FVREB Fraser Valley, South Surrey, Etc. Market Reports
Fraser Valley sales dip below 10-year average for first time in nearly two years
Property sales in the Fraser Valley decreased by over 35 per cent in April 2022 compared to the previous month, and while the figure is still the sixth-highest April on record for the past ten years, it marks the first time monthly sales have fallen below the ten-year average since June 2020.
In April, the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board (FVREB) processed 1,637 sales on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®), a decrease of 45.7 per cent compared to April 2021 and a 36.6 per cent decrease compared to March.
“We would typically see a flurry of activity around this time of the year,” said, FVREB President, Sandra Benz, “however that’s not been the case so far. While it’s still too early to say whether this trend will endure, the slowing of sales combined with an increase in active listings is helping to restore a semblance of balance to the market, which is encouraging for homebuyers.”
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The following data is a comparison between April 2022 and April 2021 numbers, and is current as of May 2022. For last month’s report, check out our previous infographic!
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These infographics cover current trends in Fraser Valley neighbourhoods that are within the FVREB. Click on the images for a larger view!
Download Printable Version – FVREB April 2022 Market Report 1
Download Printable Version – FVREB April 2022 Market Report 2
Download Printable Version – FVREB April 2022 Market Report 3
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INFOGRAPHICS: March 2022 FVREB Fraser Valley, South Surrey, Etc. Market Reports
March sees large number of listings hit the market
Buyers of Fraser Valley real estate had significantly more inventory to choose from last month due to a record-breaking volume of new listings received for the month of February.
The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board (FVREB) received 3,742 new listings in February, an increase of 75.3 per cent compared to January, and an increase of 14.6 per cent compared to February of last year. The previous highest February for new listings was 3,283 in 2016.
The FVREB processed a total of 1,824 sales of all property types on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) in February 2022, a decrease of 35.2 per cent compared to February 2021, and 39.2 per cent higher compared to January 2022. Sales remain strong at 18 per cent above the 10-year average.
Read the full report on the FVREB website!
The following data is a comparison between March 2022 and March 2021 numbers, and is current as of March 2022. For last month’s report, check out our previous infographic!
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These infographics cover current trends in Fraser Valley neighbourhoods that are within the FVREB. Click on the images for a larger view!
Download Printable Version – FVREB March 2022 Market Report 1
Download Printable Version – FVREB March 2022 Market Report 2
Download Printable Version – FVREB March 2022 Market Report 3
Download Printable Version – FVREB March 2022 Market Report 4
INFOGRAPHICS: February 2022 FVREB Fraser Valley, South Surrey, Etc. Market Reports
FVREB posts record volume of new listings in February
Buyers of Fraser Valley real estate had significantly more inventory to choose from last month due to a record-breaking volume of new listings received for the month of February.
The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board (FVREB) received 3,742 new listings in February, an increase of 75.3 per cent compared to January, and an increase of 14.6 per cent compared to February of last year. The previous highest February for new listings was 3,283 in 2016.
The FVREB processed a total of 1,824 sales of all property types on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) in February 2022, a decrease of 35.2 per cent compared to February 2021, and 39.2 per cent higher compared to January 2022. Sales remain strong at 18 per cent above the 10-year average.
Read the full report on the FVREB website!
The following data is a comparison between February 2022 and February 2021 numbers, and is current as of March 2022. For last month’s report, check out our previous infographic!
Or follow this link for all our FVREB Infographics!
These infographics cover current trends in Fraser Valley neighbourhoods that are within the FVREB. Click on the images for a larger view!
Download Printable Version – FVREB February 2022 Market Report 1
Download Printable Version – FVREB February 2022 Market Report 2
Download Printable Version – FVREB February 2022 Market Report 3
Download Printable Version – FVREB February 2022 Market Report 4
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