Homes for Sale in Surrey, BC
Homes for sale in Surrey, BC — detached houses, townhouses, and new builds across South Surrey, Cloverdale, Fleetwood, and more.
553+ homes
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553
Active listings$1,148,900
Median list price169 days
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South Surrey
Cloverdale
Fleetwood
Guildford
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Whalley
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About this market
Surrey is the largest city in Metro Vancouver by land area and the second largest by population, and it's still growing faster than anywhere else in the region. That growth has made it the most active market for new construction in BC — Willoughby, Clayton, and Fleetwood have all seen significant master-planned development over the past decade, and it hasn't stopped.
For buyers, Surrey breaks into distinct sub-markets. South Surrey (Grandview Heights, Ocean Park) skews toward luxury detached and semi-detached — it borders White Rock and has a completely different feel from the rest of the city. North Surrey (Whalley, City Centre) is where the density is going — the Surrey–Langley SkyTrain extension is under construction, and prices in that corridor reflect future transit access. Cloverdale and Fleetwood sit in the middle: established detached neighbourhoods with good schools and more breathing room.
Surrey is also the best market in Metro Vancouver for buyers who need space. A four-bedroom detached home with a yard is still attainable here at a price point where Vancouver would offer you a two-bedroom condo.
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Common questions about Surrey real estate
Surrey detached home prices range from roughly $1.1M in North Surrey to $2M+ in South Surrey. Townhouses run $700K–$1.1M and condos start around $450K.
Cloverdale and Fleetwood are popular with families for their established neighbourhoods, strong school catchments, and larger lots. South Surrey appeals to buyers who want a quieter lifestyle closer to the ocean.
Surrey has strong long-term fundamentals — population growth, the SkyTrain extension, and continued new development. The City Centre corridor in particular is attracting investor attention ahead of transit completion.
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