Twelve months ago, during the pandemic housing boom, the suburbs of Langley and Mission were deluged with buyers. Anxious bidding wars ensued.
Spurred on by the dream of working remotely, the desire for more living space, unusually high government stimulus and chronically elevated values in core Metro Vancouver, buyers — including investors — were manically driving up prices in the Fraser Valley by more than 20 per cent compared to a year earlier.
