Hilltop houses on generous lots, heritage streets included. The board's Murrayville detached benchmark was $1,414,500 in July 2026, down 9.0% year over year (Fraser Valley Real Estate Board). What's for sale, and at what price, is in the live feed below, it updates as the board updates.
The board's July 2026 read on Murrayville houses: the detached benchmark is $1,414,500, down 9.0 percent on the year and down 5.2 percent over three months, with a two-storey at $1,468,600 and a one-storey at $1,292,500. Langley-wide, 79 detached houses sold in July in an average 32.0 days at 96.87% of asking; the board publishes no activity figures below the Langley level, so every pace figure on this page is Langley-wide.
Attached, the Murrayville townhouse benchmark is $863,700, down 1.9 percent on the year, and the apartment benchmark $522,700, down 7.2 percent. Langley-wide in July, 83 townhouses sold in 27.4 days at 98.47% of asking and 64 apartments in 35.2 days at 96.79%. A benchmark is the board's index price for a typical home of that type, not an average asking price.
Generous lots, heritage houses around Five Corners, newer townhome and condo enclaves near the hospital. Older stock means the oil tank question, the asbestos question and the service panel question are all live.
A full regional emergency department inside your postal code is why many people choose here. Proximity is a benefit and, on a few specific streets, an audible one. Stand on the lot and listen.
The Township's protection bylaw applies here as it does across the Township, and the mature streets are mature for a reason.
The 2029 terminus lands at Langley City Centre, about five minutes down the hill. Murrayville gets the access without the construction or the rezoning pressure.
The board's July 2026 Murrayville detached benchmark was $1,414,500, down 9.0 per cent on the year, one of the steeper falls in the municipality. Townhouses were $863,700, down only 1.9 per cent.
All of it, and the rest of what the money buys here, is on the guide, written down properly.
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