Where to buy in South Fraser Vancouver: Full neighbourhood ranking

South Fraser Vancouver: Full neighbourhood ranking

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Rank	Neighbourhood	Area	Average price	Average price vs. area	Average price vs. metro district	Average price vs. greater city area	1-year price change	3-year price change	5-year price change	Realtor grade
1	Brookswood Langley	Langley	$1,034,796	102.9%	109.6%	0.70	56.1%	83.6%	82.6%	★★★½
2	Walnut Grove	Langley	$838,826	83.4%	88.8%	0.56	29.0%	54.8%	55.8%	★★★★
3	Aldergrove Langley	Langley	$630,871	62.8%	66.8%	0.42	35.5%	62.8%	53.6%	★★★
4	Guildford	Surrey	$793,568	90.8%	84.1%	0.53	31.4%	60.4%	58.7%	★★★½
5	Fort Langley	Langley	$1,369,059	136.2%	145.0%	0.92	38.7%	70.1%	96.9%	★★★½
6	Langley City	Langley	$752,280	74.8%	79.7%	0.51	31.0%	56.0%	56.0%	★★★
7	Willoughby Heights	Langley	$1,040,875	103.6%	110.2%	0.70	37.7%	68.1%	58.6%	★★★★
8	Cloverdale	Surrey	$915,553	104.8%	97.0%	0.62	31.6%	58.2%	52.2%	★★★★
9	Fleetwood Tynehead	Surrey	$926,690	106.1%	98.2%	0.62	30.5%	52.1%	56.8%	★★★★
10	West Newton	Surrey	$794,137	90.9%	84.1%	0.53	28.5%	50.8%	60.4%	★★★
11	Murrayville	Langley	$949,342	94.4%	100.6%	0.64	22.9%	46.1%	49.6%	★★★½
12	North Surrey	Surrey	$884,083	101.2%	93.6%	0.60	30.5%	55.1%	62.0%	★★★
13	East Newton	Surrey	$806,053	92.3%	85.4%	0.54	29.1%	46.1%	54.2%	★★★
14	South Surrey White Rock	Surrey	$1,593,581	182.4%	168.8%	1.07	30.5%	51.1%	59.3%	★★★★½
15	F30A - City of Surrey combined	Surrey	$1,063,350	121.7%	112.6%	0.72	31.5%	51.0%	53.6%	★★★★
NR	Central Abbotsford	Abbotsford	$530,779	79.5%	56.2%	0.36	30.3%	41.0%	53.7%	NR
NR	Abbotsford West	Abbotsford	$588,825	88.1%	62.4%	0.40	33.7%	50.2%	44.5%	NR
NR	Poplar	Abbotsford	$648,914	97.1%	68.7%	0.44	22.4%	21.7%	60.4%	NR
NR	Abbotsford East	Abbotsford	$691,696	103.5%	73.3%	0.47	27.7%	44.9%	45.6%	NR
NR	Langley City	Abbotsford	$752,280	112.6%	79.7%	0.51	31.0%	56.0%	56.0%	NR
NR	Aberdeen	Abbotsford	$857,610	128.4%	90.8%	0.58	20.1%	40.0%	51.5%	NR
NR	Matsqui	Abbotsford	$960,830	143.8%	101.8%	0.65	14.1%	64.6%	48.6%	NR
NR	Sumas Mountain	Abbotsford	$996,362	149.1%	105.5%	0.67	6.7%	46.4%	49.1%	NR
NR	Sumas Prairie	Abbotsford	$1,189,500	178.1%	126.0%	0.80	60.0%	75.6%	87.9%	NR
NR	Bradner	Abbotsford	$1,592,250	238.3%	168.7%	1.07	28.4%	84.6%	47.1%	NR
NR	Port Guichon	Ladner	$938,417	82.4%	54.5%	0.63	31.2%	79.9%	95.9%	NR
NR	Delta Manor	Ladner	$970,473	85.2%	56.4%	0.65	27.4%	65.0%	61.0%	NR
NR	Holly	Ladner	$1,036,640	91.0%	60.2%	0.70	30.9%	64.5%	58.5%	NR
NR	Ladner Elementary	Ladner	$1,043,682	91.6%	60.6%	0.70	17.0%	65.9%	74.4%	NR
NR	Hawthorne	Ladner	$1,133,792	99.5%	65.9%	0.76	34.5%	63.3%	68.5%	NR
NR	Neilsen Grove	Ladner	$1,177,652	103.4%	68.4%	0.79	35.6%	66.8%	62.0%	NR
NR	F83 - Mission BC	Mission	$545,107	100.1%	57.7%	0.37	29.4%	50.6%	48.5%	NR
NR	F88 - Mission-West	Mission	$741,476	136.1%	78.5%	0.50	29.6%	42.7%	43.3%	NR
NR	Beach Grove	Tsawwassen	$1,254,905	89.6%	72.9%	0.85	26.8%	88.4%	60.8%	NR
NR	Tsawwassen Central	Tsawwassen	$1,274,528	91.0%	74.1%	0.86	32.8%	91.4%	92.7%	NR
NR	Cliff Drive	Tsawwassen	$1,364,190	97.4%	79.3%	0.92	47.7%	102.2%	112.9%	NR
NR	Pebble Hill Tsawwassen	???	$1,375,866	98.2%	79.9%	0.93	31.1%	79.9%	82.6%	NR
NR	Tsawwassen East Tsawwassen	???	$1,453,967	103.8%	84.5%	0.98	39.4%	92.8%	88.6%	NR
NR	Boundary Beach Tsawwassen	???	$1,536,222	109.6%	89.3%	1.03	25.6%	59.4%	53.9%	NR
NR	English Bluff Tsawwassen	???	$1,945,706	138.9%	113.1%	1.31	10.3%	61.7%	79.6%	NR

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