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Condos for Sale in Surrey, BC

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Surrey's condo market has grown into one of the largest in Metro Vancouver. Prices typically range from $500K to $800K, with Whalley and City Centre offering the most affordable options near SkyTrain — averaging around $538K. Guildford condos start in the mid-$500K range while South Surrey condos command higher prices due to ocean proximity.

There are over 180 pre-sale condo developments in the city right now. Major completions expected in 2026 include City Corners (100 units near Whalley) and Emerald Gardens (1,000 units near Gateway SkyTrain). Strata fees run $200-$450 per month depending on building age and amenities — newer buildings with gyms and concierge tend to be at the higher end.

The market has shifted in favour of buyers. Condos are taking 41-48 days to sell on average, up from 20-30 days a year ago. Inventory is higher than it has been since 2019, which means more choice and more room to negotiate. If you are a first-time buyer looking for an affordable entry into the Metro Vancouver market, Surrey condos are worth a close look. AG. Song tracks every new condo listing and pre-sale release across all Surrey neighbourhoods daily.

Architectural render of a modern Fleetwood mid-rise condo development near the future Fleetwood SkyTrain station on Fraser Highway, Surrey, BC, for AG. Song REALTOR®
Fleetwood mid-rise condo near the future Fleetwood SkyTrain station — the next major condo growth corridor in Surrey along Fraser Highway

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Condos for Sale by Neighbourhood

Whalley Condos for Sale

Whalley has the most affordable condos in Surrey, with average prices around $538K. New high-rise towers near Surrey Central and King George SkyTrain stations offer direct transit to downtown Vancouver in 35 minutes. The City Centre redevelopment is bringing new retail, restaurants, and public spaces to the area. SFU Surrey campus and Kwantlen Polytechnic add a university-town energy.

Guildford Condos for Sale

Guildford condos range from the mid-$500Ks to $800K, with most buildings clustered near Guildford Town Centre mall. The area has strong rental demand from students and young professionals. Highway 1 access is quick, and multiple bus routes connect to SkyTrain. Green Timbers Urban Forest and Bear Creek Park are nearby for outdoor space.

Fleetwood Condos for Sale

Fleetwood condo prices start around $400K-$550K, but they are rising as the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension gets closer to opening in late 2028. New low-rise and mid-rise developments along Fraser Highway are selling quickly. Buyers who get in now may see strong appreciation as transit access improves.

South Surrey Condos for Sale

South Surrey condos are the priciest in the city, starting around $500K and reaching $800K+ for larger units in Grandview Heights and Morgan Crossing. The trade-off is ocean proximity, top-rated schools, and a quieter lifestyle. Most buildings are low-rise with fewer units per floor.

Newton Condos for Sale

Newton offers some of the best condo value in Surrey, with prices from $350K to $480K. The area near King George Boulevard has older buildings at lower price points. Newton Town Centre has grocery stores, restaurants, and a community centre within walking distance of most condo developments.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a condo cost in Surrey in 2026?

Surrey condos typically range from $350K to $800K depending on the neighbourhood. Whalley averages around $538K. Newton is the most affordable starting at $350K. South Surrey is the most expensive, with condos reaching $800K+.

What are strata fees like for Surrey condos?

Strata fees in Surrey run $200-$450 per month, which works out to about $0.30-$0.50 per square foot. Newer buildings with amenities like gyms, concierge, and rooftop patios are at the higher end. Older buildings tend to have lower fees but may have upcoming special levies.

Is it a good time to buy a condo in Surrey?

The market has shifted in favour of buyers as of early 2026. Condos are taking 41-48 days to sell on average — up from 20-30 days a year ago. Inventory is higher, which means more selection and negotiation room. Buyers also have nearly 700 new presale condos to choose from.

Which Surrey neighbourhood has the cheapest condos?

Newton has the lowest condo prices in Surrey, starting around $350K. Whalley is next with an average of $538K, though you get direct SkyTrain access at that price. Fleetwood condos start around $400K but are trending upward due to the upcoming SkyTrain extension.

Are there new condo developments in Surrey?

Yes — Surrey has over 180 presale condo projects on the market right now, with nearly 700 new units available. Major 2026 completions include City Corners (100 units in Whalley) and Emerald Gardens (1,000 units near Gateway SkyTrain). Some developers are offering incentives up to $18,000.

Sources & Citations

  1. Fraser Valley Real Estate Board — Monthly Statistics — accessed 2026-03-15
  2. City of Surrey — Official Site — accessed 2026-03-15
  3. BC Gov — Surrey-Langley SkyTrain Project Overview — accessed 2026-03-15
  4. BC Real Estate Association — Statistics — accessed 2026-03-15

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