JUNE MARKET STATS ARE OUT!

Tom Ireland • July 5, 2016

Fraser Valley housing market remains hectic Consistent with the preceding two months, June saw a record-setting number of sales for the month historically but continued easing off since this year’s sales peak in March. Here’s a little breakdown: • June sales were up 19% from same month last year • There were 12% more homes […] The post JUNE MARKET STATS ARE OUT! appeared first on Andy Schildhorn, PREC.

Fraser Valley housing market remains hectic

Consistent with the preceding two months, June saw a record-setting number of sales for the month historically but continued easing off since this year’s sales peak in March.

Here’s a little breakdown:
• June sales were up 19% from same month last year
• There were 12% more homes listed than the previous year
• The benchmark price for a single-family detached home was $861,600

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http://www.fvreb.bc.ca/statistics/Package%20201606.pdf

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