North Vancouver saw price declines across most property types, while new listings and sales ratios rose significantly. Meanwhile, West Vancouver experienced year-over-year price drops, an uptick in new listings, and higher sales ratios, reflecting strong activity across both regions.
In October 2024, Vancouver East real estate saw year-over-year price growth, more new listings, and higher sales ratios. In contrast, Vancouver West experienced price declines across most property types, alongside an increase in new listings and improved sales ratios.
In September 2024, North Shore experienced slight month-over-month price declines for most property types, reflecting a broader trend in Metro Vancouver. Both regions saw an increase in new listings compared to the previous year, leading to higher inventory levels that could benefit buyers. Despite more listings, sales volumes and ratios declined year-over-year in North Vancouver and in some property types in West Vancouver.
In September 2024, Vancouver East and West experienced slight month-over-month price declines for all property types, reflecting a broader trend in Metro Vancouver. Both regions saw an increase in new listings compared to the previous year, leading to higher inventory levels that could benefit buyers. Despite more listings, sales volumes and ratios declined year-over-year in both regions.
As the North Shore real estate market evolves in August 2024, North Vancouver shows drop in new listings with declining sales ratios, while West Vancouver faces decrease in new listings and increase in sales.
As summer ends in 2024, the Vancouver real estate market is seeing slight price drops, different trends new listings, and declining sales in both Vancouver East and West, signalling a cooler market.
As the North Shore real estate market evolves in July 2024, North Vancouver shows rising new listings with declining sales ratios, while West Vancouver faces mixed trends in new listings and sales.
As summer progresses in 2024, the Vancouver real estate market is seeing slight price drops, rising new listings, and declining sales in both Vancouver East and West, signalling a cooler market despite increased inventory.
In June 2024, North Vancouver saw modest price increases and a mixed trend in new listings and sales, while West Vancouver showed slight price gains and decrease in new listings.
In June 2024, Vancouver East saw modest price increases and a cooling trend in new listings and sales, while Vancouver West showed slight price gains and stable townhouse prices, indicating shifting market dynamics.
