As we move into summer, the Greater Vancouver market continues to feel steady and balanced. Buyers have more choice than we've seen in recent years, while home values have remained relatively stable, creating a more predictable environment for both buyers and sellers. Detached homes continue to perform well, with demand holding up and pricing showing signs of resilience. While the condo mar ...

April’s Metro Vancouver market remained balanced, with home sales down 2.5% year over year and inventory helping keep prices steady. Detached homes are showing renewed momentum, while condo and townhouse activity has softened. As spring progresses, growing buyer confidence could signal more movement across all segments. 

After a long winter and continued economic uncertainty, Canada’s typical spring momentum arrived later than usual. Nationally, aggregate home prices declined 2.0% year over year in Q1, though values edged up 0.7% compared to the previous quarter. Vancouver saw a 4.5% annual decline, while Toronto softened similarly. Montreal, notably, posted gains. That said, the full story isn’t in the head ...

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 w ...

The headlines say sales are down. Listings are cautious. Prices have softened year over year. None of that surprises me. What does matter is what sits beneath the numbers. Inventory is building, but sellers aren’t rushing. In my experience, that’s not a crisis but a positioning. Markets like this reward preparation, patience, and strategy. Buyers have room to negotiate. Sellers who price prop ...

The Greater Vancouver housing market closed the fourth quarter of 2025 with modest price declines, reflecting a period of adjustment following several years of volatility. Aggregate home prices softened both year over year and quarter over quarter, with detached homes experiencing the greatest pressure, while condominiums and attached properties showed comparatively stronger resilience. Sales ...

I was recently asked to contribute to the Royal LePage® Winter Recreation Market report for Whistler. Here is a quick recap of the latest market insights and please click the link below to read the full report. 
In 2025, Canada's top ski regions have seen a strong rebound in sales and property prices following a slow 2024. Royal LePage® forecasts a 4.0% increase in single-family home prices ...

Greater Vancouver’s real estate market saw a bit of a lift in October, with average home prices edging up 1% to $1.27 million. The bigger story, though, was a strong rebound in sales which was up more than 20% from September. That’s the second-busiest month so far this year. Still, sales remain below the 10-year October average and down 14% from last year. Meanwhile, active listings dipped sl ...

As we move into fall, market conditions across British Columbia’s West Coast are evolving. Inventory levels are rising, sales activity is steady, and pricing trends are showing early signs of balance. From Vancouver through Whistler, Pemberton, and the Sunshine Coast, each market is responding differently to shifting interest rates and seasonal demand. This update provides an overview of curr ...