South Surrey vs. White Rock 2026: The Ultimate Real Estate Guide Deciding between South Surrey and White Rock isn't just about a zip code; it’s about choosing a lifestyle and an investment future. As we move through March 2026, the data shows two distinct paths for homeowners. Whether you are a luxury seeker or a density-focused investor, here is the breakdown you need. 1. The 2026 Market by the Numbers Current Fraser Valley Real Estate Board data shows we are... [read more]

  Bank of Canada Rate Hold: What the March 18 Announcement Means for South Surrey Real Estate Today, March 18, 2026, the Bank of Canada announced it will maintain the policy interest rate at 2.25%. This marks the third consecutive hold of the year, signaling a "wait-and-see" approach as the Canadian economy navigates a complex spring. While the national headlines focus on global energy volatility and trade uncertainty, homeowners and buyers in South Surrey and White Rock... [read more]

Living in Morgan Creek: The Gold Standard of South Surrey Morgan Creek is more than a neighborhood; it is a lifestyle benchmark. Located in the heart of South Surrey, this community is defined by its rolling fairways, manicured estates, and a sense of quiet prestige that is rare in the Lower Mainland. The Real Estate Landscape As of March 2026, Morgan Creek remains a "Flight to Quality" destination. While the broader Fraser Valley has seen a 51% inventory surge, Morgan Creek... [read more]

Bank of Canada Holds Prime Rate at 2.75% — What It Means for Buyers in the Fraser Valley Real Estate Market The Bank of Canada announced today, July 30, 2025, that it will hold the prime interest rate steady at 2.75%. This marks the third consecutive rate hold, signaling a shift toward stability after over a year of aggressive rate hikes. While economists continue to monitor inflation and global trade impacts, the hold offers an important signal for those navigating the real estate... [read more]

May 2025 Real Estate Market Update – White Rock / South Surrey & Fraser Valley On the heels of a relatively quiet April, the Fraser Valley housing market experienced a modest but notable increase in activity throughout May. Buyer confidence appears to be slowly returning, yet high inventory levels continue to shape a buyer-friendly environment. Fraser Valley Overview: Sales Volume: 1,183 homes sold on the MLS® in May, up 13% from April, but still 22% lower than May... [read more]