Royal LePage’s latest report reflects what many of us have been experiencing firsthand this spring. Aggregate home prices are down modestly year over year, yet activity has been on the rise.
In recent weeks, I’ve seen many sides. My listing on 1938 Adanac Street in Vancouver had three showings the first day on the market and was sold in one day. This is a good reminder that buyers are active when homes are priced wisely and value is clear. At the same time, several offers I’ve received have been subject to the sale of another property, confirming that move-up and downsizing buyers are present, but cautious.
I’m also seeing sellers agreeing to adjust their prices to meet the demands, an important realization of the market we are in today. The common thread is alignment. Buyers are interested in realism and preparation. Sellers who price strategically are being rewarded with activity.
While broader economic uncertainty continues to influence confidence, early indicators suggest a steadier spring than many anticipated. The full Royal LePage report is worth reviewing below. Here’s a link:
A Market Finding Its Footing With Early Signs of More Activity
Blog by Frank Ingham | April 24th, 2026
