Record-setting year for Fraser Valley real estate

Tom Ireland • January 5, 2017

DECEMBER MARKET STATS ARE OUT! Fraser Valley real estate experienced the strongest year in its history in 2016, with record-setting numbers seen in both total MLS® transactions and overall dollar volume sold. Here’s a little breakdown: – December sales were down 37.4% from the same month a year before – There were 8% fewer homes listed than the previous year – The benchmark […] The post Record-setting year for Fraser Valley real estate appeared first on Andy Schildhorn, PREC.

DECEMBER MARKET  STATS  ARE OUT!

Fraser Valley real estate experienced the strongest year in its history in 2016, with record-setting numbers seen in both total MLS® transactions and overall dollar volume sold.

Here’s a little breakdown:

– December sales were down 37.4% from the same month a year before
– There were 8% fewer homes listed than the previous year
– The benchmark price for a single-family detached home was $$856,700

Give me a call if you have any questions!

http://www.fvreb.bc.ca/statistics/record-setting-year-for-fraser-valley-real-estate/

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