15817 Goggs Avenue, White Rock, BC
•White Rock- $999,980
- 4 bed
- 2 bath
- 1250 sqft
- Built in 1971
Browse all properties for sale in White Rock, BC. Houses, condos, and townhouses.
Strawhomes has the most thorough, up-to-date set of White Rock real estate listings. At the moment, White Rock has 361 homes for sale, including 165 houses, 167 condos, and 29 townhouses listed for sale. The average asking price for all home types in White Rock is $1.6M. Homes in White Rock spend an average of 68 days on the market. See our White Rock housing market stats for a more detailed analysis on average home prices, housing inventory, and days on market.
White Rock is home to 8 unique neighbourhoods. With Strawhomes you'll be able to find the most popular White Rock neighbourhoods, the highest-rated schools in the city, and evaluate nearby amenities. Check out the upcoming open houses in White Rock to tour homes in person. Narrow down your home search to filter by price, bedrooms, size or search by our map of MLS® listings for Canada-wide real estate.
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Over the past year, the asking price of homes for sale in White Rock has increased 0.88% compared with March of the prior year, while the number of homes for sale has dipped 0.99%. For a deeper look, explore additional White Rock Home Prices & Values.
Situated in British Columbia, the city of White Rock has a population of 19,339. The 3.1% population growth rate for the city is below average when compared to other Canadian cities.
There are 23.86% of immigrants in White Rock, 3.21% of which are recent arrivals to Canada. Beyond English, the most common language spoken is Mandarin, with 1% of residents reporting it as their mother tongue. The largest cultural community within White Rock is English at 33%, trailed by Scottish at 21% and Canadian at 20%.
White Rock delivers solid employment prospects with an unemployment rate near 7%, which is average when compared to other cities. Roughly 63% of residents hold a university degree. Residents can anticipate a strong quality of life in White Rock owing to a below-average median family income of $56,946.
According to Statistics Canada, 84% of White Rock residents drive. Approximately 14% of residents who are already established within the city will move within a year, while 45% will move within five years.
White Rock’s population skews above average regarding homeownership, with 68% owning a property and 32% renting. The median monthly mortgage cost is estimated at roughly $850, which is below average when set against renters in other Canadian cities.
In the Canadian real estate context, White Rock is a rewarding place to purchase a home.
A thorough review of MLS® listings reveals numerous homes for sale in White Rock. That doesn’t mean navigating this market is straightforward. In Canada’s real estate landscape there are heated pockets of activity—zones where bidding wars and sold-over-asking are the norm. To be effective in your home search, talk to a local Realtor®. As a specialist, a local White Rock real estate agent can steer you to communities matching your requirements and property types aligned with your budget.
White Rock homes for sale stay on the market for 31 days, on average and sell for 89.94% of the median list price. Detached houses for sale in White Rock comprise 42% of listings and sell for a median price of $1,999,000. White Rock condos represent 50% of the real estate currently for sale and sell for a median price of $773,838. The remaining 8% are townhouses, which sell for a median price of $1,019,450.
To keep pace with White Rock’s real estate landscape you should recalibrate your expectations. Talk to a real estate broker or mortgage advisor to establish what you can realistically purchase.
As of the latest reporting period, White Rock’s median sale price sits at $805,000. This figure is calculated by identifying the mid-point price of all properties sold within a specified period of time. If, for instance, 30 condos changed hands last month and only 11 detached homes sold in the same time frame, then the median price would skew downward to capture the larger volume of lower-priced condos. At present, White Rock has 124 houses for sale, 22 townhomes for sale and 146 condos for sale.
White Rock is recognized as a municipality of exceptional neighbourhoods. To assist your search for the ideal area to reside in, explore each of White Rock’s 2 distinct areas. Better still, dedicate a weekend to investigating open houses in White Rock. Engage the Realtor on duty regarding the neighbourhood. Their local expertise will aid in pinpointing the best location to establish roots in the Canadian real estate market.
Numerous prospective homeowners pursue homes for sale in communities farther from White Rock’s downtown core. Suburban neighbourhoods typically provide larger homes on more spacious lots. For expanded options, consider commuting into White Rock’s core from a nearby municipality, such as Langley, Surrey, and Delta. Even neighbouring cities requiring a slightly extended commute, such as Burnaby, Richmond, and New Westminster, are viable choices as they feature excellent housing selections, frequently at more reasonable prices.
Purchasing a home means securing a stake in a neighbourhood, so gaining familiarity with your prospective community is worthwhile. Here’s a snapshot of White Rock’s demographics, encompassing median age, schools and income, derived from census information provided by Statistics Canada.
Population
21,939
Median Income
$107,000
Median Age
58
Density
4,240.6/km²
Homeowners
64.8%
Renters
35.2%
Median Rent
$1,360
Monthly average
Median Mortgage
$1,160
Monthly average
For those weighing a Canadian real estate purchase to raise a family, take heart: White Rock is home to top-rated elementary and secondary schools. To assist with your White Rock housing market search, below are the leading five institutions in each category. (Explore further in our school guide.)
Public • Grades K-7
Public • Grades K-7
Private • Grades 8-12
According to Statistics Canada, residents in White Rock rely on a variety of methods to navigate the area.
According to current White Rock MLS© statistics, the average home listing price in White Rock, BC is $1,674,000. Based on White Rock housing inventory, the typical home is listed on the market for 45 days and achieves a 96% selling to listing price ratio.
Based on current White Rock MLS© data, the average detached house in White Rock, BC has a listing price of $2,528,000. In White Rock, detached houses remain on the market for 52 days on average.
According to current White Rock MLS© data, the average condo in White Rock, BC has a listing price of $971,000. In White Rock, the average price for a 2-bedroom condo is $878,000 and the average price for a 1-bedroom condo is $539,000.
In White Rock, BC, the most expensive neighbourhoods to buy a home encompass Sunnyside Park Surrey and White Rock. Sunnyside Park Surrey is the most expensive neighbourhood in White Rock with an average home price of $0.
The most affordable neighbourhoods to buy a home in White Rock include White Rock and Sunnyside Park Surrey. White Rock is the most affordable neighbourhood in White Rock with an average home price of $1,679,000.
The nearest cities to White Rock, BC include Surrey, New Westminster, Pitt Meadows and Delta. Among the surrounding White Rock cities, Delta has the highest average home price of $1,546,000 and New Westminster has the most affordable average home price of $1,052,000.
The average townhouse in White Rock carries an average listing price of $1,160,000, representing a 4.1% shift in price from the prior year. There are presently 23 townhouses for sale in White Rock, BC.
According to Statistics Canada Census data, the median total household income in White Rock is $56,946 per year, which falls below the national median income of $67,000 annually.
In White Rock, BC, fewer residents rent than own at 31.8% renting versus 68.2% owning. The median monthly rent price comes to $3,700 per month contrasted with the median monthly mortgage of $5,600 per month.