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Langley's August 2026 market is showing some stabilisation — the apartment benchmark is flat month-over-month, townhouse year-over-year declines are the mildest of the three property types, and transaction volume across all segments remains active. Benchmarks are softer year-over-year, but Langley continues to attract buyers who see genuine value relative to Metro Vancouver alternatives.

Sales Activity — August 2026

Langley's apartment segment is the standout story in August — 65 sales, up 35.4% year-over-year, the strongest volume gain of the three property types. Detached sales held relatively steady at 69, down just 4.2% year-over-year. Townhouse volume was softer at 62 sales, though active listings in this segment are the tightest of the three at just 266, which provides a more favourable supply dynamic for well-positioned sellers.

Benchmark Prices by Property Type

Langley's detached benchmark of $1,479,400 reflects a -7.1% year-over-year correction — moderate by Metro Vancouver standards and consistent with the broader Fraser Valley trend. Townhouses at $806,400 are the most resilient segment with the mildest year-over-year decline at -5.0%, and down only 0.6% from July. The apartment benchmark at $534,000 is flat month-over-month — a signal that the downward pressure in this segment may be finding a floor. Willoughby and Walnut Grove drive the bulk of townhouse and detached demand, while Langley City is the primary condo market.

Source: Fraser Valley Real Estate Board (FVREB) Statistics Package, August 2026. Langley includes City of Langley and Township of Langley combined. Updated monthly.

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