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What is really happening in the Fraser Valley real estate market right now? In this February 2026 Fraser Valley Housing Market Update, Andy Schildhorn of the Schildhorn Realty Group at Macdonald Realty explains the latest numbers from the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board and what they actually mean for buyers and sellers across Langley and the Fraser Valley. The Fraser Valley recorded 843 sales in February. That is noticeably higher than January, but still well below the ten-year seasonal average. Inventory remains elevated, which continues to give buyers more negotiating power across much of the Fraser Valley housing market. But the real story is not just the numbers. It is what those numbers mean. In this video, you will learn: 📊 What February sales activity tells us about buyer confidence 🏡 What inventory levels mean for negotiation and pricing 📉 Where benchmark home prices sit for detached homes, townhomes, and apartments 📍 What is happening in Langley neighbourhoods like Willoughby, Brookswood, Walnut Grove, Murrayville, and Fort Langley 📈 Where the Fraser Valley real estate market may be heading as we move into the spring market Andy shares real examples from buyers and sellers in Langley to explain how pricing, inventory, and buyer behaviour are shaping the Fraser Valley housing market right now. With more than 30 years of experience in the Langley and Fraser Valley real estate market, Andy focuses on helping homeowners interpret the data so they can make confident real estate decisions rather than reacting to headlines. If you are thinking about buying, selling, upsizing, downsizing, or simply trying to understand where the Fraser Valley housing market may be heading, this update will give you a clear perspective. 📅 Book a call or meeting https://www.rly.forsale/SchildhornGroup