Cloverdale Real Estate Market Stats

Cloverdale benchmark prices and trends, October 2026

A typical Cloverdale home carried an MLS® Home Price Index benchmark of $930,600 in October 2026. That is little changed at +0.9% on the month, little changed at −1.1% over three months, down 3.0% over six months and down 4.6% over the year. Over three years it is down 9.6%, and over five years down 6.4%.

The weakest one-year move in Cloverdale was for an apartment homes at −8.9%; the strongest was a townhouse at −4.4%.

The gap between a detached home ($1,326,400) and an apartment ($501,800) is $824,600, and a townhouse ($757,900) sits $256,100 above the apartment benchmark.

Against the Fraser Valley Board area, where the all-home benchmark was $860,000, Cloverdale is 8.2% above. Over the year the Fraser Valley Board area moved down 6.4% against down 4.6% here.

Of the 8 areas this board reports, Cloverdale ranks 4 by all-home benchmark, with Langley above it at $932,900 and Surrey below it at $899,900.

Detached homes in Cloverdale: benchmark $1,326,400, little changed at +0.7% in a month, down 2.1% in three months, down 4.0% in six months, down 6.0% in a year, down 8.6% in three years and down 7.9% in five. That is 2.5% above the detached benchmark for the Fraser Valley Board area ($1,293,800).

Townhouse homes in Cloverdale: benchmark $757,900, little changed at +0.5% in a month, little changed at −0.6% in three months, down 2.0% in six months, down 4.4% in a year, down 10.5% in three years and down 2.5% in five. That is 2.1% above the townhouse benchmark for the Fraser Valley Board area ($742,300).

Apartment homes in Cloverdale: benchmark $501,800, little changed at −1.0% in a month, little changed at −1.0% in three months, down 6.8% in six months, down 8.9% in a year, down 12.5% in three years and down 3.9% in five. That is 8.9% above the apartment benchmark for the Fraser Valley Board area ($460,800).

• All home types$930,600▼Down 4.6% over 1 year
• Detached$1,326,400▼Down 6.0% over 1 year
• Townhouse$757,900▼Down 4.4% over 1 year
• Apartment$501,800▼Down 8.9% over 1 year

The board counted 59 detached, townhouse and apartment sales in Cloverdale in October 2026, against active listings of 191 detached, 138 townhouse, 68 apartment at month end.

Set against October 2025, Cloverdale had 31 detached sales (33 a year earlier), 25 townhouse sales (33 a year earlier) and 3 apartment sales (15 a year earlier). Month-end active listings were 191 detached (about 200 a year earlier), 138 townhouse (about 141 a year earlier) and 68 apartment (about 93 a year earlier). Dividing sales by active listings gives a sales-to-active ratio of 16.2% for detached, 18.1% for townhouse and 4.4% for apartment.

In dollars, the typical Cloverdale home is worth about $44,900 less than in October 2025, when the benchmark was near $975,500. By type, detached homes lost about $84,700, from $1,411,100 to $1,326,400, townhouses lost about $34,900, from $792,800 to $757,900, and apartments lost about $49,000, from $550,800 to $501,800 over those twelve months. Further back, the benchmark was near $959,400 six months ago and near $1,029,400 three years ago, so today's figure sits about $28,800 below the six-month mark and about $98,800 below the three-year mark. Against the Fraser Valley Board area, the Cloverdale benchmark is about $70,600 above the regional $860,000; a year earlier the difference was about $56,700 above.