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Real estate market data
The Fraser Valley composite benchmark for a typical home was $899,200 in April 2026, up 0.1% from March, its second straight monthly increase after nearly a year of declines, a useful all-types gauge for mixed Guildford and Fleetwood.
Source : Fraser Valley Real Estate Board (FVREB), April 2026 (released May 4, 2026); benchmark is board-wide. https://www.fvreb.bc.ca/statistics/monthly-market-report/
Frequently asked questions
What does the composite benchmark tell me here?
It tracks the price of a typical home across all property types using a standardized model, so it isn't skewed by the mix of homes that sell in a month. At $899,200 in April 2026, it's the steadiest single gauge for an area as varied as Guildford and Fleetwood. (Fraser Valley Real Estate Board, April 2026.)
Are Fraser Valley prices stabilizing?
There are early signs. The composite benchmark rose 0.1% in April 2026, its second consecutive monthly increase after roughly a year of declines, though it remained below year-ago levels. The board describes a market that is active but still firmly in buyers' favour. (Fraser Valley Real Estate Board, April 2026.)
Will I owe BC's Speculation and Vacancy Tax in Surrey?
You can, if you own a home in Surrey that sits vacant. Surrey falls within the BC Speculation and Vacancy Tax regions, and all owners in designated areas must file an annual declaration, with tax owing on qualifying vacant homes. Factor it in for any property you won't occupy full-time. (BC Speculation and Vacancy Tax.)