Vancouver Real Estate September 2026 | East & West Market
Vancouver real estate softened in September 2026 as condo sales dropped in both cities, while a seasonal listings rebound from August pushed every segment into buyer's territory.
Vancouver real estate softened in September 2026 as condo sales dropped in both cities, while a seasonal listings rebound from August pushed every segment into buyer's territory.
North Shore results split in September 2026, as North Vancouver house absorption topped every Metro baseline while its condos slowed sharply.
North Shore sales climbed year-over-year in August 2026, with North Vancouver absorption running above Metro baselines while West Vancouver houses stayed firmly in buyer's market territory.
Vancouver real estate stayed soft in August 2026, yet house sales rose year-over-year in both East and West while condo demand split sharply between the two cities and prices drifted lower.
North Shore real estate cooled in July 2026, with North Vancouver holding absorption near Metro Vancouver's baselines while West Vancouver stayed in buyer's market territory across every segment.
Vancouver real estate cooled in July 2026 as sales lost June's momentum, though house and townhouse sales still rose year-over-year across East and West while benchmark prices edged lower.
North Shore real estate in June 2026 showed North Vancouver posting above-Metro absorption while West Vancouver stayed in buyer's market territory across most segments.
Vancouver real estate in June 2026 showed early signs of renewed demand, with house sales holding steady and East and West benchmark prices little changed month-over-month.
North Shore real estate in May 2026 showed contrasting conditions — North Vancouver posting above-Metro absorption while West Vancouver settled firmly into buyer's market territory across all segments.
Vancouver real estate in May 2026 showed rising house sales alongside softening townhouse activity, with benchmark prices declining year-over-year across both East and West.