Clayton, Surrey Townhouse Market Report – January 2021

Clayton Heights is one of Surrey's newest and fastest-growing master-planned communities, located in the northeast corner of the city adjacent to Langley. Developed primarily in the 2000s and 2010s, Clayton is characterized by densely planned residential streets of detached homes, duplexes, townhouses, and low-rise condos organized around walkable village commercial nodes at key intersections. Clayton Community Centre and several new schools serve the rapidly expanding population. 188th Street and 64th Avenue provide key road connections, and the future Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension through Clayton will significantly improve transit access. Clayton Heights is a popular choice for younger families seeking newer construction, community amenities, and a master-planned neighbourhood environment in Surrey.

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37
Units Sold
$680,200
Avg Sold Price
17d
Avg Days on Market
Strong Seller's Market
Market Condition
100 active at start of month 49 new listings Absorption rate: 37% Highest sold: $805,650 Lowest sold: $546,000

How Does January 2021 Compare?

Period Units Sold Avg Sold Price Avg DOM
January 2021 (this report) 37 $680,200 17d
December 2020 month prior 21 +76.2% $641,995 +6% 19d -10.5%

3-Year Price Trend — Clayton, Surrey Townhouse

The Clayton, Surrey townhouse real estate market was a Strong Seller's Market in January 2021, with 100 active listings at the start of the month, 37 properties sold, an average sold price of $680,200, properties averaging 17 days on market, an absorption rate of 37%. All data is sourced from MLS® sold records.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Clayton, Surrey January 2021

In January 2021, the Clayton, Surrey townhouse real estate market is classified as a Strong Seller's Market with an absorption rate of 37%. It is currently a strong seller's market in Clayton, Surrey, meaning high demand and low supply. Buyers face competition and should be prepared to act quickly. Always consult a licensed REALTOR® to assess your specific situation.

Last Update: 06/03/2026   Disclaimer: Listing data is based in whole or in part on data generated by the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver and Fraser Valley Real Estate Board which assumes no responsibility for its accuracy.

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