Brigade Days at Fort Langley

Falling prices or missed chances—that’s the question many buyers in Langley and the Fraser Valley are asking right now. We’re in a buyer’s market, but the buyers aren’t jumping. Prices are flat. Inventory is rising. Sellers are holding their ground. In this episode, I break down what’s really happening in the Fraser Valley housing market, with a special focus on Langley real estate trends—and why waiting could cost you more than you think, especially if the right home comes along. This Month’s Takeaways: Listings up 49% year-over-year Sales volume still below average Prices holding steady across all property types Buyers unsure, sellers firm on price When the right home appears, hesitation could mean missing out Over the long run, the price you pay matters less than the memories you make. If it fits your life, it might be time to act.

There's plenty to do on the Easter weekend around Langley. Stations of the Cross Several local churches organize a unique event in Fort Langley on Good Friday. A wooden cross is carried by a public procession through the village to various sites which symbolize the stations. There are scripture readings and prayers offered at the various sites. The public is welcome. The event starts at 10 a.m. at the Fort Langley Community Hall on April 18. A program is downloadable at fortlangleychurches.ca. Township is hopping The Township is celebrating Easter long weekend with fun activities for all ages at our recreation facilities from Friday, April 18, to Monday, April 21. Registration may be required for some activities and is recommended to secure a spot. If a session is not at full capacity, drop-in same day admissions will be accepted. Regular admission rates apply unless otherwise indicated with complete details on the Township website. Find out more here