King George Corridor
What living in King George Corridor is like, the parks, the shops, getting around, the schools, what to check before you offer, and this month’s numbers.
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The corridor everything runs through, and some of the most useful value on the peninsula either side of it.
The King George Corridor carries South Surrey’s daily life: transit, shopping and the through-road to everything. Either side of it sit established townhome complexes, condos, and older homes on generous lots, an unusually wide range of ways into the area for buyers watching their budget.
Value along a working corridor is about position: which complexes are set back quiet, which streets feel residential five minutes from the noise. We know them house by house.
25 sold July to September (28 April to June) · 85 active listings · 10.2 months of supply · 29 days to sell at 96.4% of list price · $594 per sq ft.
18 sold July to September (22 April to June) · 53 active listings · 8.8 months of supply · 23 days to sell.
50 sold July to September (34 April to June) · 74 active listings · 4.4 months of supply · 46 days to sell.
The whole peninsula, White Rock and South Surrey together: detached benchmark $1,612,500 (−2.2% on the month), townhome $797,100 (−2.8%), condo $544,400 (−1.2%); 10.0%, 16.6% and 13.9% sales-to-active-listings ratios in September.
What it means: 50 condos sold in King George Corridor from July to September, an average of 16.7 a month, and 74 were active at the end of September: 4.4 months of supply at the three-month pace. That is a smoothed measure, a three-month average set against one month-end count of listings. It is not the share of listed homes that sold in any one month, so it carries no buyers’ or sellers’ label here. In September itself, 16 sold.
Hamish’s read on King George Corridor this monthHouses, July to September 2026: 25 sold (28 from April to June), 8 of them in September. 85 were active at the end of September (87 at the end of June), 10.2 months of supply at the three-month pace. The board's house benchmark for the neighbourhood is $1,315,900, -1.7% since June. 29 days to sell, at 96.4% of list price (three monthly medians, weighted by sales). Townhomes: 18 sold (22 from April to June), 53 active, 8.8 months of supply. Condos: 50 sold (34 from April to June), 74 active, 4.4 months of supply.
Figures labelled King George Corridor are for the neighbourhood, read from the board’s MLS® database (July to September 2026 against April to June 2026). The peninsula figures are the board’s published White Rock and South Surrey numbers for September 2026. A benchmark is the board’s index price for a typical home of that type, not an average; months of supply and the three-month totals are our own arithmetic on the board’s counts. House figures are the board’s House category; its separate House with Acreage category is not included.
Source: Fraser Valley Real Estate Board MLS®, October 2026 report (September 2026 data), neighbourhood figures read 5 October 2026. The full report is on the market report page. Updated monthly.
1681 157th StreetSOLD
6 15885 16th AveSOLD · SELLING AGENT
24 15442 16A AveSOLD · SELLING AGENTA selection from our own listings and recent sales in the neighbourhood, not the whole record; the portfolio shows current listings and recent sales, not every sale. Where the home has a page, the card opens it.
King George Boulevard runs from the border at 8 Avenue north past 32 Avenue, and the corridor is the band of neighbourhoods on both sides of it. It is the most connected address on the peninsula: Semiahmoo Shopping Centre, the White Rock Centre bus exchange, Peace Arch Hospital and the highway are all on or beside it.
The housing is the widest mix in South Surrey: 1980s and 90s townhome complexes with mature landscaping, newer condo buildings near the shopping centre, and older houses on big lots on the side streets, many of them now carrying suites or awaiting a rebuild. The street you choose sets the experience: a block off the boulevard is quiet; on it, you hear the traffic.
Who thrives here: buyers who want to be near transit and the shops without the White Rock hillside price, and investors who understand the older lots. Who should look elsewhere: anyone for whom a quiet street is the first requirement.
The corridor is the peninsula’s entry market and its most liquid. The townhome and condo benchmarks above are the right lens for most of it; the detached benchmark applies to the side-street houses, where lot size and rebuild potential drive the price more than the house does. Position is the whole game: two townhomes from the same complex can differ meaningfully by which side of the complex they sit on. We are candid about which listings earn their price.
Everything a family checks, checked already.
Trails and playing fields close by
The Semiahmoo Trail runs through the corridor’s west side, Sunnyside Acres Urban Forest sits at 24 Avenue and 144 Street, and the South Surrey Athletic Park and recreation centre at 148 Street and 20 Avenue carry the fields, the arena and the pool. Bakerview Park is the corridor’s own green space near 16 Avenue.
Semiahmoo Shopping Centre and Peninsula Village
Semiahmoo Shopping Centre at 152 Street and 16 Avenue is the peninsula’s main mall, with the White Rock Centre bus exchange beside it. Peninsula Village at 152 Street and 24 Avenue carries a second grocery and the everyday shops. Peace Arch Hospital is at the corridor’s south end in White Rock.
The best-connected address on the peninsula
King George Boulevard is the through-road, and Highway 99 is reached where the two meet near 32 Avenue, or at 8 Avenue to the south. From White Rock Centre the 351 runs express to Bridgeport SkyTrain and the 321 runs up King George to Surrey Central; local routes cover 152 Street and 24 Avenue.
Earl Marriott and Semiahmoo
Surrey Schools (District 36). Elementary schools along the corridor include Semiahmoo Trail, Jessie Lee, H.T. Thrift and Peace Arch, and the two secondaries are Earl Marriott on 16 Avenue and Semiahmoo Secondary on 148 Street, which carries the International Baccalaureate programme. Catchments are set by the district by address, and the boulevard itself is a boundary for some grades; the district’s school locator is the ruling on any property, and we confirm it on request. No ratings.
What we check on the corridor
On townhomes and condos: the depreciation report, the contingency fund, the levy history and the age of the roof and envelope, because the corridor’s complexes are old enough for both to matter. On the older houses: the zoning and the realistic rebuild, the suite’s status with the City, and the traffic exposure by time of day. On everything: what the City’s plan says the boulevard frontage will become.
A question about King George Corridor? Ask it here.
A street, a school catchment, a complex, what a particular home would sell for. Twenty years on the peninsula; a plain answer, usually the same day. The neighbourhood is already on the note.
Looking to buy here? Tell Hamish the type of home, your budget and your must-haves. He will contact you in the way you prefer when a suitable home comes up.
The neighbours worth reading next.
Sunnyside ParkThe practical heart of South Surrey: parks and trails out the door, every amenity minutes away, and streets built for family life.
White RockA hillside city facing the sea: view homes stacked above the promenade, the pier below, and sunsets that explain every price.
Pacific DouglasThe peninsula’s southern edge: newer family streets where the beach, the border and open farmland all sit minutes away.The questions people ask us most about King George Corridor.
Is the King George Corridor noisy?
On the boulevard, yes. One block off it, usually not; the complexes that back onto the side streets are the quiet ones, and that is the first thing we sort by.
Is it a good place to buy a first home?
It is the deepest shelf of entry-priced townhomes and condos on the peninsula, close to transit and the shops. The complex and the strata record decide the purchase, not the boulevard.
What do homes here cost this month?
The King George Corridor figures on this page, house, townhome and condo benchmarks with sales, supply and days to sell, are read from the board’s database each month and update with the market report. For a complex-by-complex read, ask.
Where are the current listings?
On the King George Corridor listings page, live from the MLS®, houses and attached homes on separate tabs.