Newton
One of Surrey's largest neighbourhoods, centred on 72 Avenue and King George Boulevard.
Newton is one of Surrey's largest and most established neighbourhoods, centred on the 72 Avenue corridor and King George Boulevard. It is home to Newton Athletic Park, the Newton Recreation Centre, and one of the city's busiest commercial strips.
The housing stock is mostly older single-family homes, alongside townhome complexes and condos. It is a family-oriented, multicultural area with schools, parks, temples, and shopping close by, and Highway 10 and the Scott Road corridor provide access across Surrey and toward Delta and Langley.
Buying in Newton
Newton covers a wide price range: condos and townhomes near the 72 Avenue corridor, plus older single-family homes on larger lots. Buyers comparing Newton against Fleetwood or Cloverdale often find more home for the same budget here, with the trade-off of an older housing stock that rewards a careful inspection.
Selling in Newton
Newton buyers compare older homes against newer townhome stock nearby, so condition and updates matter. Fresh paint, flooring, and kitchen updates typically return more than major renovations, and a pre-listing inspection can prevent surprises on older homes.
Fraser Valley market snapshot
Region-wide figures, September 2026 (Fraser Valley Real Estate Board). These are not Newton-specific — check current numbers before buying or selling.
- Sales (Sept 2026)
- 922
- Benchmark price vs Aug 2026
- −1%
- Benchmark price vs Sept 2025
- −7%
- Active listings
- 9,763
- Active listings vs 10-yr seasonal avg
- ~31% above
- Market conditions
- Buyer's market
- Bank of Canada policy rate
- 2.25% (prime 4.45%)
Source: Fraser Valley Real Estate Board, September 2026 statistics (reported October 2026); Bank of Canada (next rate decision October 28, 2026). Market conditions change — ask for current comparables for your street.
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- Fleetwood — Family neighbourhood on the path of the Surrey–Langley SkyTrain extension.
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- Delta — North Delta, Ladner, and Tsawwassen — family communities south of the Fraser.




