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Mortgage Rates in Surrey, BC

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Current Best Rate

4.89%

5-Year Fixed

Avg Home Price

$980,000

Market

Balanced Market

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Current Surrey Mortgage Rates

Rate TypeBest Rate
5-Year Fixed4.89%
5-Year Variable5.45%
3-Year Fixed4.74%
2-Year Fixed5.10%
1-Year Fixed5.65%
HELOC6.20%

*Based on $980,000 home price, 20% down ($784,000 mortgage), 25-year amortization, Canadian semi-annual compounding. Last updated: May 25, 2026. Best rates available to qualified borrowers with 20%+ down payment.

The Surrey Mortgage Market

Surrey's mortgage market is Metro Vancouver's growth story, with the city projected to surpass Vancouver in population and offering more accessible entry points to one of Canada's strongest real estate markets. Average home prices of $980,000 in Surrey reflect significant variation — South Surrey/White Rock commands $1.2M+ while North Surrey communities can be found under $800,000.

At current 5-year fixed rates of 4.89%, a Surrey buyer with 20% down pays approximately $4,583/month. BC's Property Transfer Tax applies with first-time buyer exemptions on homes up to $500,000 — covering some Surrey condos and townhouses. Budget approximately $17,000–$22,000 for PTT on a typical Surrey purchase.

Surrey's ongoing SkyTrain expansion (Surrey-Langley extension) is expected to drive appreciation along the new corridor, mirroring the appreciation seen along the Expo Line in established Surrey communities. Simon Fraser University's Surrey campus and Kwantlen Polytechnic University create educational anchors with associated rental demand.

South Surrey's Grandview Heights and Morgan Crossing neighbourhoods offer suburban family living with strong school catchments at prices reflecting the area's premium positioning. Newton and North Surrey offer more affordable entry points with excellent access to Surrey Central SkyTrain and the Fraser Highway corridor.

Mortgage Rate FAQs — Surrey

What is the best mortgage rate in Surrey today?
The best 5-year fixed mortgage rate in Surrey, BC is currently 4.89%. Variable rates start at 5.45%. Surrey buyers access BC's full range of lenders — a licensed broker finds the best rate for your profile among 50+ options, which is especially important at Surrey's price points.
How much do I need to earn to afford a home in Surrey?
To qualify for Surrey's average home price of $980,000 with 20% down at current rates, you need a household income of approximately $163,000–$180,000 under the federal stress test. For South Surrey properties at $1.2M+, the income threshold rises to $200,000+.
What is the average mortgage payment in Surrey?
The average Surrey mortgage payment on a $980,000 home with 20% down ($784,000 mortgage) at the current 5-year fixed rate of 4.89% is approximately $4,583/month over 25 years using Canadian semi-annual compounding.
Should I use a mortgage broker or bank in Surrey?
Surrey's diverse buyer community — including many newcomers to Canada and self-employed business owners — benefits greatly from mortgage brokers who understand non-traditional income documentation and alternative lender options. Brokers access 50+ lenders and are free to borrowers.
How much is the down payment on an average Surrey home?
For Surrey's average home price of $980,000, a 20% down payment of $196,000 is required (homes over $1M require 20% minimum). Budget an additional $17,000–$22,000 for BC's Property Transfer Tax on a typical Surrey purchase. South Surrey properties often exceed $1M, requiring 20% minimum.
Is now a good time to buy in Surrey?
Surrey's population growth trajectory, the SkyTrain extension under construction, and its relatively more affordable positioning versus Vancouver proper create a strong long-term case. Buying near the planned Surrey-Langley SkyTrain stations before they open mirrors the appreciation pattern seen around other Metro Vancouver transit expansions.