Fraser Valley housing market sees sizeable drop in sales
SURREY — The Fraser Valley real estate market is seeing sales drop for a third consecutive month due to a lack of interest in single-family detached homes.
Sandra Benz, president of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board, said that in just two months the market had experienced an overall shift due to a “softening” of demand for said dwellings.
“The condo and townhome markets, although they have moderated, continue to favour sellers as the sales-to-active listings ratios continue to trend higher,” Benz said. “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.”
In June, the Board received 3,332 new listings, an increase of 7.2 per cent compared to last year.
