The News Release has good news and bad news. The good news is that end users are likely driving the market right now, resulting in sales of attached and detached homes in Metro Vancouver being up last month compared to September 2025. The bad news is that investors seem to be stepping back, substantially weakening year to year apartment sales numbers – so much so that we see a drop of 8.5 percent in overall residential sales. Year to year newly listed properties are down 10.3 percent. Total inventory this September is four percent lower than last September. With inventory down, declining sales are not having all that much impact on prices. The composite value of all properties declines 5.5 percent September to September.

The graph shows a 4.1 percent drop from August to September for the average price of Metro Vancouver detached properties. The benchmark price for houses in September 2026 is 7.3 percent below the previous September. Year to year the volume of detached home sales rises 4.2 percent.

Last month versus September 2025, Vancouver west detached prices are 8.7 percent lower. West side house sales fall 16.1 percent year to year. Inventory is down 11.4 percent this September compared to the previous September.

From August to September west side house sales tumble 30.9 percent. Month to month detached inventory jumps 52.8 percent.

The News Release has good news and bad news. The good news is that end users are likely driving the market right now, resulting in sales of attached and detached homes in Metro Vancouver being up last month compared to September 2025. The bad news is that investors seem to be stepping back, substantially weakening year to year apartment sales numbers – so much so that we see a drop of 8.5 percent in overall residential sales. Year to year newly listed properties are down 10.3 percent. Total inventory this September is four percent lower than last September. With inventory down, declining sales are not having all that much impact on prices. The composite value of all properties declines 5.5 percent September to September.

The graph shows a 4.1 percent drop from August to September for the average price of Metro Vancouver detached properties. The benchmark price for houses in September 2026 is 7.3 percent below the previous September. Year to year the volume of detached home sales rises 4.2 percent.

September 2026 east side house prices are down 7.7 percent from the previous September. Year over year Vancouver east detached sales jump 16.1 percent. September to September east side inventory is up 5.2 percent.

From August to September east side house sales are down 5.8 percent. Month to month east side inventory shoots up 57.4 percent.

The News Release has good news and bad news. The good news is that end users are likely driving the market right now, resulting in sales of attached and detached homes in Metro Vancouver being up last month compared to September 2025. The bad news is that investors seem to be stepping back, substantially weakening year to year apartment sales numbers – so much so that we see a drop of 8.5 percent in overall residential sales. Year to year newly listed properties are down 10.3 percent. Total inventory this September is four percent lower than last September. With inventory down, declining sales are not having all that much impact on prices. The composite value of all properties declines 5.5 percent September to September.

The graph shows a 0.1 percent dip from August to September for the average condominium sale price in Metro Vancouver. This September compared to last September, the overall benchmark price of an apartment decreases 6.2 percent. Year to year the volume of condo sales falls 18.6 percent.

September 2026 versus the previous September, the benchmark price for west side condos is 5.2 percent lower. Vancouver west apartment sales recede 4.9 percent September to September. Year to year west side apartment inventory falls 13.7 percent.

From August to September, Vancouver west apartment sales decline 4.9. Month to month west side condo inventory escalates 42.5 percent.
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The News Release has good news and bad news. The good news is that end users are likely driving the market right now, resulting in sales of attached and detached homes in Metro Vancouver being up last month compared to September 2025. The bad news is that investors seem to be stepping back, substantially weakening year to year apartment sales numbers – so much so that we see a drop of 8.5 percent in overall residential sales. Year to year newly listed properties are down 10.3 percent. Total inventory this September is four percent lower than last September. With inventory down, declining sales are not having all that much impact on prices. The composite value of all properties declines 5.5 percent September to September.

The graph shows a 0.1 percent dip from August to September for the average condominium sale price in Metro Vancouver. This September compared to last September, the overall benchmark price of an apartment decreases 6.2 percent. Year to year the volume of condo sales falls 18.6 percent.

Vancouver east apartment prices are down 5.2 percent last month compared to September 2025. September to September east side apartment sales tumble 40 percent. Year to year east side condo inventory drops 20.1 percent.

From August to September, east side apartment sales are down 25.6 percent. Month to month east side inventory jump 54.8 percent.

The News Release has good news and bad news. The good news is that end users are likely driving the market right now, resulting in sales of attached and detached homes in Metro Vancouver being up last month compared to September 2025. The bad news is that investors seem to be stepping back, substantially weakening year to year apartment sales numbers – so much so that we see a drop of 8.5 percent in overall residential sales. Year to year newly listed properties are down 10.3 percent. Total inventory this September is four percent lower than last September. With inventory down, declining sales are not having all that much impact on prices. The composite value of all properties declines 5.5 percent September to September.

From August to September the graph shows a 1.2 percent dip in prices for attached units in Metro Vancouver. Last month compared to September 2025, the benchmark townhouse price is down 4.7 percent. Year to year there is an uptick in townhouse sales volume of 0.6 percent.

Vancouver west townhouse prices are down 5.5 percent from September to September. Year to Year attached unit sales jump 28.6 percent. This September versus last September townhome inventory is 13.7 percent lower.

From August to September Vancouver west attached property sales fall 19.6 percent. West side attached inventory expands 53 percent month to month.

The News Release has good news and bad news. The good news is that end users are likely driving the market right now, resulting in sales of attached and detached homes in Metro Vancouver being up last month compared to September 2025. The bad news is that investors seem to be stepping back, substantially weakening year to year apartment sales numbers – so much so that we see a drop of 8.5 percent in overall residential sales. Year to year newly listed properties are down 10.3 percent. Total inventory this September is four percent lower than last September. With inventory down, declining sales are not having all that much impact on prices. The composite value of all properties declines 5.5 percent September to September.

From August to September the graph shows a 1.2 percent dip in prices for attached units in Metro Vancouver. Last month compared to September 2025, the benchmark townhouse price is down 4.7 percent. Year to year there is an uptick in townhouse sales volume of 0.6 percent.

Last month compared to September 2025 Vancouver east townhouse prices are down 7.9 percent. Year to year attached unit sale increase 11.8 percent. From September to September inventory is up 9.6 percent.

From August to September east side attached sales move up 7.5 percent. Month to month east side attached inventory balloons 132.2 percent.

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The News Release concludes that this summer underperforms our previous summer. August 2026 posts a 4.6 percent decrease in sales compared to last August as even with ample selection, stable mortgage rates and arrested prices, not enough Buyers came off the sidelines. Surprisingly it’s not ongoing trade tension but rather lower immigration, diminished investors and still not attractive enough mortgages that are blamed. Year to year newly listed properties are down three percent. Total inventory this August is 2.7 percent lower than last August.  The composite value of all properties drifts down 5.6 percent August to August.

The graph shows a 0.5 percent uptick from July to August for the average price of Metro Vancouver detached properties. The benchmark price for houses in August 2026 is 7.2 percent below the previous August. Year to year the volume of detached home sales recede 3.1 percent.

Last month versus August 2025, Vancouver west detached prices decline 7.5 percent. West side house sales are up 23.6 percent year to year. Inventory is down 4.7 percent this August compared to the previous August.

From July to August west side house sales move up 1.6 percent. Month to month detached inventory declines 9.6 percent.

The News Release concludes that this summer underperforms our previous summer. August 2026 posts a 4.6 percent decrease in sales compared to last August as even with ample selection, stable mortgage rates and arrested prices, not enough Buyers came off the sidelines. Surprisingly it’s not ongoing trade tension but rather lower immigration, diminished investors and still not attractive enough mortgages that are blamed. Year to year newly listed properties are down three percent. Total inventory this August is 2.7 percent lower than last August.  The composite value of all properties drifts down 5.6 percent August to August.

The graph shows a 0.5 percent uptick from July to August for the average price of Metro Vancouver detached properties. The benchmark price for houses in August 2026 is 7.2 percent below the previous August. Year to year the volume of detached home sales recede 3.1 percent.

August 2026 east side house prices are down 8.7 percent from the previous August. Year over year Vancouver east detached sales rise 4.5 percent. August to August east side inventory is at par.

From July to August east side house sales are up 4.5 percent. Month to month east side inventory falls 21.2 percent.

The News Release concludes that this summer underperforms our previous summer. August 2026 posts a 4.6 percent decrease in sales compared to last August as even with ample selection, stable mortgage rates and arrested prices, not enough Buyers came off the sidelines. Surprisingly it’s not ongoing trade tension but rather lower immigration, diminished investors and still not attractive enough mortgages that are blamed. Year to year newly listed properties are down three percent. Total inventory this August is 2.7 percent lower than last August.  The composite value of all properties drifts down 5.6 percent August to August.

The graph shows a 2.2 percent decline from July to August for the average condominium sale price in Metro Vancouver. This August compared to last August, the overall benchmark price of an apartment decreases 6.6 percent. Year to year the volume of condo sales declines 6.8 percent.

August 2026 versus the previous August, the benchmark price for west side condos is 3.8 percent lower. Vancouver west apartment sales are down 17 percent August to August. Year to year west side apartment inventory is up 1.6 percent.

From July to August, Vancouver west apartment sales are down 8.2. Month to month west side condo inventory declines 13.3 percent.

The News Release concludes that this summer underperforms our previous summer. August 2026 posts a 4.6 percent decrease in sales compared to last August as even with ample selection, stable mortgage rates and arrested prices, not enough Buyers came off the sidelines. Surprisingly it’s not ongoing trade tension but rather lower immigration, diminished investors and still not attractive enough mortgages that are blamed. Year to year newly listed properties are down three percent. Total inventory this August is 2.7 percent lower than last August.  The composite value of all properties drifts down 5.6 percent August to August.

The graph shows a 2.2 percent decline from July to August for the average condominium sale price in Metro Vancouver. This August compared to last August, the overall benchmark price of an apartment decreases 6.6 percent. Year to year the volume of condo sales declines 6.8 percent.

August 2026 versus the previous August, the benchmark price for west side condos is 3.8 percent lower. Vancouver west apartment sales are down 17 percent August to August. Year to year west side apartment inventory is up 1.6 percent.

From July to August, Vancouver west apartment sales are down 8.2. Month to month west side condo inventory declines 13.3 percent.

The News Release concludes that this summer underperforms our previous summer. August 2026 posts a 4.6 percent decrease in sales compared to last August as even with ample selection, stable mortgage rates and arrested prices, not enough Buyers came off the sidelines. Surprisingly it’s not ongoing trade tension but rather lower immigration, diminished investors and still not attractive enough mortgages that are blamed. Year to year newly listed properties are down three percent. Total inventory this August is 2.7 percent lower than last August.  The composite value of all properties drifts down 5.6 percent August to August.

The graph shows a 2.2 percent decline from July to August for the average condominium sale price in Metro Vancouver. This August compared to last August, the overall benchmark price of an apartment decreases 6.6 percent. Year to year the volume of condo sales declines 6.8 percent.

Vancouver east apartment prices are down 7.5 percent last month compared to August 2025. August to August east side apartment sales see a 9.3 percent rise. Year to year east side condo inventory is up 1.1 percent.

From July to August, east side apartment sales are down 15.5 percent. Month to month east side inventory declines 5.3 percent.

The News Release concludes that this summer underperforms our previous summer. August 2026 posts a 4.6 percent decrease in sales compared to last August as even with ample selection, stable mortgage rates and arrested prices, not enough Buyers came off the sidelines. Surprisingly it’s not ongoing trade tension but rather lower immigration, diminished investors and still not attractive enough mortgages that are blamed. Year to year newly listed properties are down three percent. Total inventory this August is 2.7 percent lower than last August.  The composite value of all properties drifts down 5.6 percent August to August.

The graph shows a 2.2 percent decline from July to August for the average condominium sale price in Metro Vancouver. This August compared to last August, the overall benchmark price of an apartment decreases 6.6 percent. Year to year the volume of condo sales declines 6.8 percent.

August 2026 versus the previous August, the benchmark price for west side condos is 3.8 percent lower. Vancouver west apartment sales are down 17 percent August to August. Year to year west side apartment inventory is up 1.6 percent.

From July to August, Vancouver west apartment sales are down 8.2. Month to month west side condo inventory declines 13.3 percent.

The News Release concludes that this summer underperforms our previous summer. August 2026 posts a 4.6 percent decrease in sales compared to last August as even with ample selection, stable mortgage rates and arrested prices, not enough Buyers came off the sidelines. Surprisingly it’s not ongoing trade tension but rather lower immigration, diminished investors and still not attractive enough mortgages that are blamed. Year to year newly listed properties are down three percent. Total inventory this August is 2.7 percent lower than last August.  The composite value of all properties drifts down 5.6 percent August to August.

From July to August the graph shows a 2.2 percent uptick in prices for attached units in Metro Vancouver. Last month compared to August 2025, the benchmark townhouse price is down 4.4 percent. Year to year townhouse sales volume dips 0.7 percent.

Vancouver west townhouse prices are down 3.8 percent from August to August. Year to Year, attached unit sales are up 3.7 percent. This August versus last August townhome inventory is 9.8 percent higher.

From July to August Vancouver west attached property sales rise 12 percent. West side attached inventory is down 22.5 percent month to month.

The News Release concludes that this summer underperforms our previous summer. August 2026 posts a 4.6 percent decrease in sales compared to last August as even with ample selection, stable mortgage rates and arrested prices, not enough Buyers came off the sidelines. Surprisingly it’s not ongoing trade tension but rather lower immigration, diminished investors and still not attractive enough mortgages that are blamed. Year to year newly listed properties are down three percent. Total inventory this August is 2.7 percent lower than last August.  The composite value of all properties drifts down 5.6 percent August to August.

From July to August the graph shows a 2.2 percent uptick in prices for attached units in Metro Vancouver. Last month compared to August 2025, the benchmark townhouse price is down 4.4 percent. Year to year townhouse sales volume dips 0.7 percent.

Last month compared to August 2025 Vancouver east townhouse prices are down 7.5 percent. Year to year attached unit sale drop 30.3 percent. From August to August inventory is 16.9 percent lower.

From July to August east side attached sales decline 34.6 percent. Month to month east side attached inventory is down 35.2 percent.

The News Release laments the momentum that buoyed spirits in late spring stalled last month with July posting a 9.8 percent decrease in sales compared to July 2025. Softening the blow somewhat however is the slowdown of sellers coming to the market as year to year newly listed properties are down 11.6 percent. Total inventory this July is 4 percent lower than last July.  So even with depressed sales, pressure on prices stays fairly neutral as the composite value of all properties dips 6.2 percent July to July.

The graph shows a 1.2 percent decrease from June to July for the average price of Metro Vancouver detached properties. The benchmark price for houses in July 2026 is 7 percent below the previous July. Year to year the volume of detached home sales steps back 3.2 percent.

Last month versus July 2025, Vancouver west detached prices decline 7.4 percent. West side house sales are up 18.1 percent year to year. Inventory is down 10.3 percent this July compared to the previous July.

From June to July west side house sales recede 14.1. Month to month detached inventory falls 34.3 percent.

The News Release laments the momentum that buoyed spirits in late spring stalled last month with July posting a 9.8 percent decrease in sales compared to July 2025. Softening the blow somewhat however is the slowdown of sellers coming to the market as year to year newly listed properties are down 11.6 percent. Total inventory this July is 4 percent lower than last July.  So even with depressed sales, pressure on prices stays fairly neutral as the composite value of all properties dips 6.2 percent July to July.

The graph shows a 1.2 percent decrease from June to July for the average price of Metro Vancouver detached properties. The benchmark price for houses in July 2026 is 7 percent below the previous July. Year to year the volume of detached home sales steps back 3.2 percent.

July 2026 east side house prices are down 8.7 percent from the previous July. Year over year Vancouver east detached sales rise 4.8 precent. July to July east side inventory is down 7.7 percent.

From June to July east side house sales drop 30.5 percent. Month to month east side inventory falls 26 percent.

The News Release laments the momentum that buoyed spirits in late spring stalled last month with July posting a 9.8 percent decrease in sales compared to July 2025. Softening the blow somewhat however is the slowdown of sellers coming to the market as year to year newly listed properties are down 11.6 percent. Total inventory this July is 4 percent lower than last July.  So even with depressed sales, pressure on prices stays fairly neutral as the composite value of all properties dips 6.2 percent July to July.

The graph shows a 3.8 percent decline from June to July for the average condominium sale price in Metro Vancouver. This July compared to last July, the overall benchmark price of an apartment decreases 7.5 percent. Year to year the volume of condo sales declines 17.8 percent.

July 2026 versus the previous July, the benchmark price for west side condos is 6.4 percent lower. Vancouver west apartment sales are down16.1 percent July to July. Year to year west side apartment inventory drops 16.1 percent.

From June to July, Vancouver west apartment sales are down 8.9. Month to month west side condo inventory declines 9.7 percent.

The News Release laments the momentum that buoyed spirits in late spring stalled last month with July posting a 9.8 percent decrease in sales compared to July 2025. Softening the blow somewhat however is the slowdown of sellers coming to the market as year to year newly listed properties are down 11.6 percent. Total inventory this July is 4 percent lower than last July.  So even with depressed sales, pressure on prices stays fairly neutral as the composite value of all properties dips 6.2 percent July to July.

The graph shows a 3.8 percent decline from June to July for the average condominium sale price in Metro Vancouver. This July compared to last July, the overall benchmark price of an apartment decreases 7.5 percent. Year to year the volume of condo sales declines 17.8 percent.

Vancouver east apartment prices are down 7.2 percent last month compared to July 2025. July to July east side apartment sales see a 0.9 percent uptick. Year to year east side condo inventory slips 0.9 percent.

From MJune to July, east side apartment sales are down 2.7 percent. Month to month inventory rises 18.4 percent.