The Canada housing market 2025 is starting to feel a little more lively. According to the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), July marked the fourth straight month of sales growth. We’re not back to the record highs of a few years ago, but the steady climb since spring suggests the market is finding its footing again. In BC, July brought encouraging signs, with over 7,000 homes sold acro ...

The latest data from the BC Real Estate Association’s June 2025 report reveals significant shifts in market activity, pricing, and inventory levels across the province. Curious about what’s really happening in BC’s housing market —here’s a quick summary of the numbers and trends you may be interested in. Economic uncertainty continues to slow activity in BC housing markets, with effects parti ...

As we moved through Q1, Canada’s real estate market showed clear regional contrasts. While home prices declined in major hubs like Toronto and Vancouver—largely due to economic caution and ongoing trade tensions—many other areas, including Quebec, the Prairies, and Atlantic Canada, posted healthy price gains. This divergence highlights the importance of looking beyond national headlines and f ...

According to Royal LePage's March 2025 Greater Vancouver Market Stats Report, the first quarter of 2025 has been a "wild ride" shaped by a steady stream of headline driven volatility. However, when it comes to the average cost of a home across Greater Vancouver, values have climbed to $1,239,638, an increase of 2.25 per cent from the January low of $1,212,072. On a month-over-month basis, pri ...

Pemberton, BC – March 31, 2025 – The first quarter of 2025 proved to be exceptionally active in the commercial real estate market of Pemberton, with a combination of key market drivers fueling substantial transactions. Limited supply, heightened activity from First Nations' new business models, and Pemberton’s continued residential growth trajectory created an environment ripe for strategi ...

With Spring just around the corner, I’m sharing the annual Royal LePage Recreational Property Report, for which I contribute as the Royal LePage agent for the Pemberton and Whistler recreational markets. According to the recently released Spring Recreational Property Report, the median price of a single-family home in Canada’s recreational regions is projected to rise by 4.0% in 2025, reachin ...

January reflected a market in transition, with expanding inventory levels creating more options for buyers. While buyer confidence showed some hesitation, leading to declines in both sales and prices across all property segments, this shift may present new opportunities for those looking to enter the market. Whether this slowdown is a temporary adjustment or an early indicator of a broader tr ...

Thanks to your trust, support, and confidence, Royal LePage Sussex continues to lead the market—outperforming our competitors by nearly three times in volume. For the fourth consecutive year, we’ve surpassed over a billion dollars in Real Estate sales, making us the only brokerage on the North Shore to ever reach this milestone. CLICK HERE TO SEE ALL THE NUMBERS /

Over the past few years, the Canadian housing market has faced unprecedented challenges, from the effects of a global pandemic to surging interest rates and economic uncertainty. These disruptions have created atypical trends, pushing the real estate market far from its usual trajectory. However, as 2025 unfolds, the outlook appears brighter, with conditions expected to align more closely wit ...

As a regular contributor to Royal LePage’s West Coast Recreational Report, I was asked to share my insights on the current state of the recreational property market in Whistler and Pemberton. I’ve included links to the full Canadian Report at the bottom of this postRoyal LePage® forecasts a 7.5% increase in single-family home prices in Canada's ski regions over the next year, despite a 0.4% d ...