SURREY, BC - Demand for Fraser Valley real estate remained robust in September. While overall sales decreased compared to August, total sales reached the second-highest levels for the month of September in the 100-year history of the Board. The Board processed a total of 1,866 property sales on its Multiple Listing Service(R) (MLS(R)) in.
By Bryan Yu, Central 1 Chief Economist As Fraser Valley REALTORS(R) are aware, your region, along with Metro Vancouver as a whole, has experienced robust demand for housing for much of the past year. The drivers have been well established. A combination of sharp mortgage rate declines and a pandemic shift in household needs propelled.
Property sales in the Fraser Valley were solid in August - in fact, the second highest ever for the month - which is remarkable considering buyers didn't have a lot to choose from. That's the focus in this edition of Eye on the Market. Board President, Larry Anderson headed to one of the fastest growing.
By Bryan Yu, Central 1 Chief Economist As Fraser Valley REALTORS(R) are aware, your region, along with Metro Vancouver as a whole, has experienced robust demand for housing for much of the past year. The drivers have been well established. A combination of sharp mortgage rate declines and a pandemic shift in household needs propelled.
Property sales in the Fraser Valley were solid in August - in fact, the second highest ever for the month - which is remarkable considering buyers didn't have a lot to choose from. That's the focus in this edition of Eye on the Market. Board President, Larry Anderson headed to one of the fastest growing.
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