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.
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.
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.
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.
Vancouver's market showed diverging trends in April 2026, with detached sales gaining momentum while the multi-family segment continued to soften across East and West.
North Shore real estate in March 2026 saw year-over-year price declines in both North Vancouver and West Vancouver, with monthly benchmarks signalling selective recovery.
Vancouver's February 2026 real estate market confirmed the new normal as subdued sales persisted. Vancouver East and West demonstrated mixed dynamics with elevated inventory and modest absorption.
Vancouver's January 2026 real estate market began the new year maintaining 2025's cautious momentum. Sales remained tepid across both Vancouver East and West as the market adjusts to a new normal.
Vancouver's December 2025 real estate market concluded a historic year marked by record-high listings and subdued sales. Both Vancouver East and West demonstrate buyer-favorable conditions persisting.
Vancouver's November 2025 real estate market reflects continued buyer-favorable conditions as the year draws to a close. Both Vancouver East and West demonstrate varied performance across segments.
