Long expansion, then a plateau
Maple Ridge's benchmark rose substantially over the long run, but the late-2010s and early-2020 period was much less dramatic than what came next.
Historical market data
Maple Ridge home prices since 2006.
A long-run view of selected MLS® Home Price Index benchmark observations — useful for seeing the scale of the 2021–22 surge, the correction that followed, and where the market sits now.
May 2006$335,800
August 2026$890,800
Change+165%
Annualized≈ 4.9%
Benchmark price
What this shows: the selected composite benchmark rose from about $335,800 in May 2006 to $890,800 in August 2026 — an increase of roughly 165%. The most dramatic move in the selected observations is the jump into 2021, followed by a meaningful retreat through the higher-rate period.
Download CSV ↓The long view
Four distinct phases.
The surge
The selected composite benchmark moved from about $732,000 in December 2020 to more than $1.01 million by December 2021.
Rate shock and correction
As borrowing costs rose sharply, the composite benchmark fell back below its late-2021 level before partially recovering in 2023.
Cooling again
The July 2025 selected observation was $964,900; by August 2026 the local composite snapshot was about $890,800.
Current context · August 2026
Maple Ridge by property type
Current figures are shown for context alongside the composite history. Property-type series are not mixed into the historical composite chart.
The data
Exact observations used in the chart
| Date | Composite benchmark | Change from prior selected observation | Source |
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Methodology
Why these are “selected observations.”
This first historical dataset uses benchmark observations that could be verified from Greater Vancouver REALTORS® MLS® HPI pages, plus the latest local Maple Ridge market snapshot used elsewhere on this site. The observations are not presented as a complete monthly series.
The MLS® HPI model is reviewed and historical aggregate/composite data can be recalculated. That means an older number printed in an old article may not always match a later HPI historical series. For that reason, the data page identifies exact observation dates and avoids implying that the selected points are annual averages.
The next data expansion will add a consistent monthly/annual series once a production-safe source and republication workflow are established.
GVR HPI · May 2006
GVR HPI · Dec 2018
GVR HPI · Jan 2019
GVR HPI · Feb 2020
GVR HPI · Dec 2020
GVR HPI · Dec 2021
GVR HPI · Dec 2022
GVR HPI · Apr 2023
GVR HPI · Jul 2025
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