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The Fraser Valley townhome benchmark was $771,600 in April 2026, down 7.4% year-over-year, the smallest decline of any property type, suiting family-oriented Newton where attainable townhomes are a mainstay.
Source : Fraser Valley Real Estate Board (FVREB), April 2026 (released May 4, 2026); benchmark is board-wide. https://www.fvreb.bc.ca/statistics/monthly-market-report/
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Why are townhomes so popular in Newton?
They offer family space at a lower price than a detached home, which suits Newton's many growing and multi-generational households. At a Fraser Valley benchmark of $771,600 in April 2026, townhomes are a practical middle rung, and their 7.4% annual decline was the mildest of any property type. (Fraser Valley Real Estate Board, April 2026.)
Can I add a secondary suite or coach house on a Newton lot?
Often, yes. Recent BC small-scale multi-unit housing rules and City of Surrey zoning allow secondary suites and, on many lots, coach houses or additional units, which can offset mortgage costs. Eligibility depends on lot size and servicing, so confirm what a specific property permits. (Province of BC, small-scale multi-unit housing; City of Surrey.)
Is Newton good for first-time and multi-generational buyers?
It's one of Surrey's most practical areas for both. Attainable townhomes, larger lots that can support suites, and a diverse, established community make it popular with first-time buyers and extended families alike, helping demand stay steady even in a softer market. (Fraser Valley Real Estate Board, April 2026.)