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October 2022 Newsletter

Andy Schildhorn • October 20, 2022
HELLO EVERYONE AND WELCOME TO OUR OCTOBER NEWSLETTER!

People looking to get a mortgage in B.C. will soon have enhanced consumer protection under new legislation for mortgage service providers. The province is improving the regulation of mortgage brokers.

Fort Langley Rancher? Take a look at 8825 Mcallister St. Here, we have a cute 3-bedroom home on the east side of the Village with a very private backyard.

This month’s Facebook Live talks about real estate stats and our community. Here is a detailed look at market statistics for the Fraser Valley and, more so – Langley.

Angela and Graham are long-term clients. With a growing family, it was decided a larger home was needed. All was done quickly and efficiently, and I look forward to seeing them in their new home for many years to come.

Our Langley Market Report is showing detached home prices are up 2.2% from last year, with listings up by 100.7% and sales volume down by 21.5% year over year. The same could be said for Condos and Townhomes in the Langley area. I should add pricing is down by about 17% from the market high in April.

Looking for a Halloween Pumpkin? Check out Tourism Langley’s event page. Lots to choose from. Plan your family outing here.

Rita Cousins, Mortgage Broker, discusses the value of going through a mortgage broker instead of dealing with only your bank.

Climate change can negatively impact the housing market. Especially here in British Columbia. Take a look and find out what forces can affect your home.

Well, that’s it for this month. Want to talk Real Estate? Let my 25-plus years help guide you through these changing market conditions? Text, Email, or Call, and we can set up a time to discuss your plans.

Thanks for dropping by, have a great day, and I look forward to meeting you soon.
By Andy Schildhorn April 3, 2025
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By Andy Schildhorn April 2, 2025
SURREY, BC – March home sales in the Fraser Valley remained nearly 50 per cent below the 10-year average — making for the slowest start to the spring market in more than 15 years. The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board recorded 1,036 sales in March, up 13 per cent from February, but still 26 per cent below sales recorded this time last year. Following a decline on the Board’s Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) in February, new listings increased 22 per cent in March to 3,800. Overall inventory is at a decade-high level, with 9,219 active listings, 49 per cent above March 2024 and 59 per cent above the 10-year seasonal average.
By Tom Zillich | Surrey Now-Leader April 2, 2025
For a short time, parks and streets in Surrey, White Rock and Delta will soon be filled with the white and pink hues of cherry blossoms. Those beautiful blooms are around for only a couple of weeks every April. This week, Discover Surrey posted a list of favourite places to see the Japanese flowering trees in Surrey, including Bear Creek Park (13750 88 Ave.), Nico-Wynd Golf Course (3601 Nico-Wynd Place), 95 Avenue at 154 Street, Spenser Drive at 151A Street and 150B Street at 24 Avenue.  Find out more.
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