Are Fraser Valley buyers finally in control?
Andy Schildhorn • September 12, 2026
Andy Schildhorn breaks down the August Fraser Valley market numbers, including falling prices, slower sales and why detached homes, townhomes and condos are performing differently.
Buyers have more choice and negotiating power, but what does that mean if you’re thinking about buying or selling? View the video here
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