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February 2021 Newsletter

Andy Schildhorn • February 16, 2021

Hello and Welcome to our February Newsletter.


Well the BCREA is coming out with a very upbeat forecast on our Real Estate market. Sales to increase by 15.6% and pricing by 7.7% for 2021. I think we may have already surpassed some of those numbers.

This month’s Featured Listing is 7245 210th St. Located in the Willoughby’s “Smith Neighborhood Plan”. Here we have a 1.44 acre development property. Future Zoning is 4 units per acre. Call or email for more info.

The Langley infographic is telling us it is a Seller’s market all around with sales continuing to go up.

Have you been to the Fort Langley Historic Site?  Maybe once, a long time ago on a school trip? I encourage you to take a walking tour. It is Covid safe and very informative.

John has got to be one of my favourite clients. Thank you for your support. Give me a call when the renos are done and we will crack open a beer.



In the news, is an article about why condos pricing is not rising at the same rate as detached homes. There might be a buying opportunity here.

Well that’s it for this month. There is lots of stuff going on in the Market and it is important to have someone at your side with the experience to handle some this craziness. Always feel free to call, text or email your real estate question to me. I answer my phone right away.

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