More Sales. Less Inventory. Prices Still Adjusting.
Posted on Jul 10, 2026
June was the strongest month of 2026 in Greater Vancouver. Sales rose 9% from May and 5% from last June, reaching 3,484.
Detached led the way, up 7% year over year, and new listings fell for the sixth month in a row. This made active inventory dropped to 24,849, down 7% from a year ago and the fourth straight month of year-over-year declines.
Condos...
Detached led the way, up 7% year over year, and new listings fell for the sixth month in a row. This made active inventory dropped to 24,849, down 7% from a year ago and the fourth straight month of year-over-year declines.
Condos...
Property Taxes, Homeowner Grants, and the North Shore Market
Posted on Jun 16, 2026
While the broader Vancouver market stays cautious, the North Shore is telling a different story.
North Vancouver detached prices rose 1.7% year over year in April, one of very few sub-markets in the region to post actual gains.
The counterweight is the economy. BC lost over 40,000 jobs in the first 4 months of 2026, and the provincial unemployment ra...
The Demand is There. The Timing Isn't
Posted on May 12, 2026
The market feels slow, but the intention to buy hasn't gone anywhere.
A recent survey found that roughly 380,000 Metro Vancouver households plan to purchase a home within three years, the highest share of any major BC market.
The demand is sitting on the sidelines, not disappearing.
What's keeping people back?
Months of inventory sit at 11.0, deep in...
Detached Homes Are Moving
Posted on Apr 03, 2026
March numbers are in, and the detached segment is waking up. The Greater Vancouver Realtors reported 2,032 sales in March 2026, down about 3% from last year. But detached home sales jumped 8.3% year-over-year while new listings dropped. After a record-low 2025, spring demand is building.
Inventory sits at a 13-year high, giving buyers more time and...
Stop Renting, Start Owning. First-Time Buyer Guide
Posted on Mar 09, 2026
The market has shifted in favor of first-time buyers. More homes are available, prices have adjusted from recent years, and government incentives are stronger than ever. If you have been thinking about buying your first home, 2026 may be the year to do it.
First-Time Buyer Incentives in BC
Property Transfer Tax Exemption
Full exemption on homes under...WHAT IT REALLY COSTS TO SELL YOUR HOME
Posted on Feb 22, 2026
Selling your home is a big decision, and understanding the costs upfront helps you plan with confidence. Below is a clear breakdown of what you can expect to pay when selling your property in Greater Vancouver. What Sellers Should Expect in 2026
1. Real Estate Commission
This is typically the largest expense. Usually 7% on the first $100,000 and 3% on...
