The News Release outlines a less than robust start to the year, with sales last month continuing to be slower than average. Still, so far 2026 sales have outpaced the year-to-date forecast so it’s wait-and-see regarding where the spring market will go. Last month recorded a 9.8 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous February. Fewer Sellers are now coming to the market so year to year newly listed properties are down 6.4 percent. Last month’s total inventory is 6.3 percent higher than February 2025. The composite value of all properties is 6.8 percent lower February to February.

The graph shows a 2.8 percent lift from January to February for the average price of Metro Vancouver detached properties. The benchmark price for houses in February 2026 is 8.8 percent below the previous February. Year to year the volume of detached home sales goes down 10.5 percent.

Last month versus February 2025, Vancouver west detached prices decline 13.7 percent. West side house sales rise 52.8 percent year to year. Inventory is down 1.2 percent this February compared to the previous February.

From January to February west side house sales jump up 89.7 percent. Month to month detached inventory falls 7.9 percent.

The News Release outlines a less than robust start to the year, with sales last month continuing to be slower than average. Still, so far 2026 sales have outpaced the year-to-date forecast so it’s wait-and-see regarding where the spring market will go. Last month recorded a 9.8 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous February. Fewer Sellers are now coming to the market so year to year newly listed properties are down 6.4 percent. Last month’s total inventory is 6.3 percent higher than February 2025. The composite value of all properties is 6.8 percent lower February to February.

The graph shows a 2.8 percent lift from January to February for the average price of Metro Vancouver detached properties. The benchmark price for houses in February 2026 is 8.8 percent below the previous February. Year to year the volume of detached home sales goes down 10.5 percent

February 2026 east side house prices are down 9.4 percent from the previous February. Year over year Vancouver east detached sales are down 13 percent. February to February east side inventory is 8.8 percent lower.

From January to February east side house sales increase 38.2 percent. Month to month east side inventory is down 5.5 percent.

The News Release outlines a less than robust start to the year, with sales last month continuing to be slower than average. Still, so far 2026 sales have outpaced the year-to-date forecast so it’s wait-and-see regarding where the spring market will go. Last month recorded a 9.8 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous February. Fewer Sellers are now coming to the market so year to year newly listed properties are down 6.4 percent. Last month’s total inventory is 6.3 percent higher than February 2025. The composite value of all properties is 6.8 percent lower February to February.

The graph shows a 2 percent increase from January to February for the average condominium sale price in Metro Vancouver. This February compared to last February, the overall benchmark price of an apartment decreases 6.8 percent. Year to year the volume of condo sales drop 15.6 percent.

February 2026 versus the previous February, the benchmark price for west side condos is 6.1 percent lower. Vancouver west apartment sales decline 14.8 percent February to February. Year to year west side apartment inventory is 24.1 percent lower.

From January to February, Vancouver west apartment sale are jumps 60.8 percent. Month to month west side condo inventory is 5 percent higher.

The News Release outlines a less than robust start to the year, with sales last month continuing to be slower than average. Still, so far 2026 sales have outpaced the year-to-date forecast so it’s wait-and-see regarding where the spring market will go. Last month recorded a 9.8 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous February. Fewer Sellers are now coming to the market so year to year newly listed properties are down 6.4 percent. Last month’s total inventory is 6.3 percent higher than February 2025. The composite value of all properties is 6.8 percent lower February to February.

The graph shows a 2 percent increase from January to February for the average condominium sale price in Metro Vancouver. This February compared to last February, the overall benchmark price of an apartment decreases 6.8 percent. Year to year the volume of condo sales drop 15.6 percent.

Vancouver east apartment prices are down 5.5 percent last month compared to February 2025. February to February east side apartment sales rise 9.8 percent. Year to year east side condo inventory declines 9.7 percent.

From January to February, east side apartment sales escalate 94.2 percent. Month to month inventory is up 9.7 percent.

The News Release outlines a less than robust start to the year, with sales last month continuing to be slower than average. Still, so far 2026 sales have outpaced the year-to-date forecast so it’s wait-and-see regarding where the spring market will go. Last month recorded a 9.8 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous February. Fewer Sellers are now coming to the market so year to year newly listed properties are down 6.4 percent. Last month’s total inventory is 6.3 percent higher than February 2025. The composite value of all properties is 6.8 percent lower February to February.

From January to February the graph shows a 7.2 percent decline in prices for attached units in Metro Vancouver. Last month compared to February 2025, the benchmark townhouse price is down 5.2 percent. Year to year townhouse sales volume increases 7.8 percent.

Vancouver west townhouse prices are down 5.3 percent from February to February. Attached unit sales rise 17.1 percent year to year. Townhome inventory is 11.3 percent lower this February versus last February.

From January to February Vancouver west attached properties are up 13.9 percent. West side attached inventory drop 32.1 percent month to month.

The News Release outlines a less than robust start to the year, with sales last month continuing to be slower than average. Still, so far 2026 sales have outpaced the year-to-date forecast so it’s wait-and-see regarding where the spring market will go. Last month recorded a 9.8 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous February. Fewer Sellers are now coming to the market so year to year newly listed properties are down 6.4 percent. Last month’s total inventory is 6.3 percent higher than February 2025. The composite value of all properties is 6.8 percent lower February to February.

From January to February the graph shows a 7.2 percent decline in prices for attached units in Metro Vancouver. Last month compared to February 2025, the benchmark townhouse price is down 5.2 percent. Year to year townhouse sales volume increases 7.8 percent.

Last month compared to February 2025 Vancouver east townhouse prices are down 9.3 percent. Year to year attached unit sales rise 20.7 percent lower. From February to February inventory dips 0.7 percent.

From January to February east side attached sales jump 70.7 percent. Month to month attached inventory is 35.8 percent lower.

The News Release explains that as 2025 Metro Vancouver Real Estate ended on the decline, it is no surprise to see that trend spill over into early 2026 and that tepid sales will linger until consumers adjust to current political and economic headwinds. Last month recorded a 28.7 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous January. Year to year newly listed properties are down 7.3 percent while last month’s total inventory is 9.9 percent higher than January 2025. If Sellers remain eager it will maintain high inventory, mitigating price escalation. The composite value of all properties is 5.7 percent lower January to January.

The graph shows a 0.8 percent uptick from December to January for the average price of Metro Vancouver detached properties. The benchmark price for houses in January 2026 is 7.3 percent below the previous January. Year to year the volume of detached home sales goes down 21.1 percent.

Last month versus January 2025, Vancouver west detached prices decline 12.2 percent. West side house sales fall 17.1 percent year to year. Inventory dips 3.3 percent this January compared to the previous January.

From December to January west side house sales drop 40.8 percent. Month to month detached inventory soars 256.6 percent.

The News Release explains that as 2025 Metro Vancouver Real Estate ended on the decline, it is no surprise to see that trend spill over into early 2026 and that tepid sales will linger until consumers adjust to current political and economic headwinds. Last month recorded a 28.7 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous January. Year to year newly listed properties are down 7.3 percent while last month’s total inventory is 9.9 percent higher than January 2025. If Sellers remain eager it will maintain high inventory, mitigating price escalation. The composite value of all properties is 5.7 percent lower January to January.

The graph shows a 0.8 percent uptick from December to January for the average price of Metro Vancouver detached properties. The benchmark price for houses in January 2026 is 7.3 percent below the previous January. Year to year the volume of detached home sales goes down 21.1 percent.

January 2026 east side house prices are 8.1 percent below those of the previous January. Year over year Vancouver east detached sales are down 9.7 percent. January to January east side inventory is 3.1 percent higher.

From December to January east side house sales drop 33.3 percent. Month to month east side inventory rises 150 percent.

The News Release explains that as 2025 Metro Vancouver Real Estate ended on the decline, it is no surprise to see that trend spill over into early 2026 and that tepid sales will linger until consumers adjust to current political and economic headwinds. Last month recorded a 28.7 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous January. Year to year newly listed properties are down 7.3 percent while last month’s total inventory is 9.9 percent higher than January 2025. If Sellers remain eager it will maintain high inventory, mitigating price escalation. The composite value of all properties is 5.7 percent lower January to January.

The graph shows a 0.7 percent lift from December to January for the average condominium sale price in Metro Vancouver. This January compared to last January, the overall benchmark price of an apartment is down 5.9 percent. Year to year the volume of condo sales falls 34.5 percent.

January 2026 versus the previous January, the benchmark price for west side condos is 4.3 percent lower. Vancouver west apartment sales decline 5.3 percent January to January. Year to year west side apartment inventory is 2.1 percent lower.

From December to January, Vancouver west apartment sale are down 37.8 percent. Month to month west side condo inventory expands 163.6 percent.

The News Release explains that as 2025 Metro Vancouver Real Estate ended on the decline, it is no surprise to see that trend spill over into early 2026 and that tepid sales will linger until consumers adjust to current political and economic headwinds. Last month recorded a 28.7 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous January. Year to year newly listed properties are down 7.3 percent while last month’s total inventory is 9.9 percent higher than January 2025. If Sellers remain eager it will maintain high inventory, mitigating price escalation. The composite value of all properties is 5.7 percent lower January to January.

The graph shows a 0.7 percent lift from December to January for the average condominium sale price in Metro Vancouver. This January compared to last January, the overall benchmark price of an apartment is down 5.9 percent. Year to year the volume of condo sales falls 34.5 percent.

Vancouver east apartment prices are down 8.3 percent last month compared to January 2025. January to January east side apartment sales decline 26.8 percent. Year to year east side condo inventory dips 4.2 percent.

From December to January, east side apartment sales fall 20 percent. Month to month inventory jumps 238.7 percent.

The News Release explains that as 2025 Metro Vancouver Real Estate ended on the decline, it is no surprise to see that trend spill over into early 2026 and that tepid sales will linger until consumers adjust to current political and economic headwinds. Last month recorded a 28.7 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous January. Year to year newly listed properties are down 7.3 percent while last month’s total inventory is 9.9 percent higher than January 2025. If Sellers remain eager it will maintain high inventory, mitigating price escalation. The composite value of all properties is 5.7 percent lower January to January.

From December to January the graph shows a 6 percent rise in prices for attached units in Metro Vancouver. Last month compared to January 2025, the benchmark townhouse price is down 5.4 percent. Year to year townhouse sales volume declines 23.4 percent.

Vancouver west townhouse prices recede 5.3 percent from January to January. Attached unit sales go down 5.3 percent year to year. Townhome inventory is 2.1 percent lower this January versus last January.

From December to January Vancouver west attached sales are at par. West side attached inventory jumps 222.8 percent month to month.

The News Release explains that as 2025 Metro Vancouver Real Estate ended on the decline, it is no surprise to see that trend spill over into early 2026 and that tepid sales will linger until consumers adjust to current political and economic headwinds. Last month recorded a 28.7 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous January. Year to year newly listed properties are down 7.3 percent while last month’s total inventory is 9.9 percent higher than January 2025. If Sellers remain eager it will maintain high inventory, mitigating price escalation. The composite value of all properties is 5.7 percent lower January to January.

From December to January the graph shows a 6 percent rise in prices for attached units in Metro Vancouver. Last month compared to January 2025, the benchmark townhouse price is down 5.4 percent. Year to year townhouse sales volume declines 23.4 percent.

Last month compared to January 2025 Vancouver east townhouse prices are down 7.9 percent. Year to year attached unit sales decline 25.5 percent lower. From January to January inventory is up 5.5 percent.

From December to January east side attached sales dip 2.4 percent. Month to month attached inventory jumps 213.7 percent.

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The News Release verifies that last January’s forecast of downside risks regarding 2025 Metro Vancouver Real Estate did indeed come to fruition. With a 10.4 percent decrease over 2024, last year shows the lowest annual residential sales total in over 20 years. This does however leave favourable conditions to start 2026 with lower prices and borrowing costs along with a healthy inventory.

Last month recorded a 12.9 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous December. Year to year newly listed properties are up 10.3 percent while last month’s total inventory is 14.6 percent higher than December 2024. The composite value of all properties is 4.5 percent lower December to December.

The graph shows a 1.2 percent upturn from November to December for the average price of Metro Vancouver detached properties. The benchmark price for houses in December 2025 is 5.3 percent below the previous December. Year to year the volume of detached home sales goes down 12.8 percent.

Last month versus December 2024, Vancouver west detached prices decline 5.4 percent. West side house sales rise 4.3 percent year to year. Inventory rises 10.4 percent this December compared to the previous December.

From November to December west side house sales fall 16.9 percent. Month to month detached inventory drops 55.5 percent.

The News Release verifies that last January’s forecast of downside risks regarding 2025 Metro Vancouver Real Estate did indeed come to fruition. With a 10.4 percent decrease over 2024, last year shows the lowest annual residential sales total in over 20 years. This does however leave favourable conditions to start 2026 with lower prices and borrowing costs along with a healthy inventory.

Last month recorded a 12.9 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous December. Year to year newly listed properties are up 10.3 percent while last month’s total inventory is 14.6 percent higher than December 2024. The composite value of all properties is 4.5 percent lower December to December.

The graph shows a 1.2 percent upturn from November to December for the average price of Metro Vancouver detached properties. The benchmark price for houses in December 2025 is 5.3 percent below the previous December. Year to year the volume of detached home sales goes down 12.8 percent.

December 2025 east side house prices are 7.6 percent below those of the previous December. Year over year Vancouver east detached sales drop 10.5 percent. December to December east side inventory dips 15.8 percent.

From November to December east side house sales rise two percent. Month to month east side inventory falls 47.2 percent.

The News Release verifies that last January’s forecast of downside risks regarding 2025 Metro Vancouver Real Estate did indeed come to fruition. With a 10.4 percent decrease over 2024, last year shows the lowest annual residential sales total in over 20 years. This does however leave favourable conditions to start 2026 with lower prices and borrowing costs along with a healthy inventory.

Last month recorded a 12.9 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous December. Year to year newly listed properties are up 10.3 percent while last month’s total inventory is 14.6 percent higher than December 2024. The composite value of all properties is 4.5 percent lower December to December.

The graph shows a 1.7 percent dip from November to December for the average condominium sale price in Metro Vancouver. This December compared to last December, the overall benchmark price of an apartment is down 5.3 percent. Year to year the volume of condo sales is 11.2 percent less.

December 2025 versus the previous December, the benchmark price for west side condos is 4.7 percent lower. Vancouver west apartment sales decline 8.2 percent December to December. Year to year west side apartment inventory is 12.3 percent lower.

From November to December, Vancouver west apartment sale show a 22.7 percent loss. Month to month west side condo inventory drops 55.1 percent.

The News Release verifies that last January’s forecast of downside risks regarding 2025 Metro Vancouver Real Estate did indeed come to fruition. With a 10.4 percent decrease over 2024, last year shows the lowest annual residential sales total in over 20 years. This does however leave favourable conditions to start 2026 with lower prices and borrowing costs along with a healthy inventory.

Last month recorded a 12.9 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous December. Year to year newly listed properties are up 10.3 percent while last month’s total inventory is 14.6 percent higher than December 2024. The composite value of all properties is 4.5 percent lower December to December.

The graph shows a 1.7 percent dip from November to December for the average condominium sale price in Metro Vancouver. This December compared to last December, the overall benchmark price of an apartment is down 5.3 percent. Year to year the volume of condo sales is 11.2 percent less.

Vancouver east apartment prices are down 5.9 percent last month compared to December 2024. December to December east side apartment sales decline 29.8 percent. Year to year east side condo inventory drops 31.6 percent.

From November to December, east side apartment sales fall 33.7 percent. Month to month inventory plummets 47.2 percent.

The News Release verifies that last January’s forecast of downside risks regarding 2025 Metro Vancouver Real Estate did indeed come to fruition. With a 10.4 percent decrease over 2024, last year shows the lowest annual residential sales total in over 20 years. This does however leave favourable conditions to start 2026 with lower prices and borrowing costs along with a healthy inventory.

Last month recorded a 12.9 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous December. Year to year newly listed properties are up 10.3 percent while last month’s total inventory is 14.6 percent higher than December 2024. The composite value of all properties is 4.5 percent lower December to December.

From November to December the graph shows a 1.7 percent dip in prices for attached units in Metro Vancouver. Last month compared to December 2024, the benchmark townhouse price is down five percent. Year to year townhouse sales volume drops 18.3 percent.

Vancouver west townhouse prices recede 7.4 percent from December to December. Attached unit sales go down ten percent year to year. Townhome inventory is 32.6 percent higher this December versus last December.

From November to December Vancouver west attached sales decline 16.3 percent. West side attached inventory drops 54 percent month to month.

The News Release verifies that last January’s forecast of downside risks regarding 2025 Metro Vancouver Real Estate did indeed come to fruition. With a 10.4 percent decrease over 2024, last year shows the lowest annual residential sales total in over 20 years. This does however leave favourable conditions to start 2026 with lower prices and borrowing costs along with a healthy inventory.

Last month recorded a 12.9 percent decrease in residential sales compared to the previous December. Year to year newly listed properties are up 10.3 percent while last month’s total inventory is 14.6 percent higher than December 2024. The composite value of all properties is 4.5 percent lower December to December.

From November to December the graph shows a 1.7 percent dip in prices for attached units in Metro Vancouver. Last month compared to December 2024, the benchmark townhouse price is down five percent. Year to year townhouse sales volume drops 18.3 percent.

Last month compared to December 2024 Vancouver east townhouse prices are down 8.7 percent. Year to year attached unit sales decline 12.5 percent lower. From December to December inventory falls 32.7 percent.

From November to December east side attached sales drops 32.3 percent. Month to month attached inventory tumbles 53.2 percent.