The fall market has officially tipped in favour of buyers across Metro Vancouver.
After months of shifting momentum, inventory climbed to over 17,000 homes in September — up more than 14% compared to last year, marking one of the most active Septembers in two decades.
📈 More Homes, Softer Demand
Home sales remained steady, rising just over 1% year-ove...
Hi, it’s Cari Mai, and here’s your Vancouver real estate market update for September 2025.
Sales Activity Slowed in August 📉
After hitting a peak in July, home sales across Metro Vancouver slowed in August — dropping 17% month-over-month. That’s nearly double the typical 9% July-to-August dip.However, compared to last year, sales actually rose nearly...
July defied the usual summer slowdown, with home sales reaching their highest point of the year — up 2% month-over-month from June instead of the typical 12% seasonal drop. While that’s a promising sign of increased activity, sales still ranked as the 3rd fewest for the month of July in a decade.
After a really slow 6-month start to home sales this year, it looks like the market is finally catching its breath. Sales in June were down just 10% compared to last year — that’s half the drop we saw in May.
Hi it’s Cari Mai, and here’s your Vancouver real estate market update for July 2025!
Inventory Levels Hit a 10-Year High Across Greater Vancouv...
🏡 Is Vancouver Finally a Buyer’s Market? Here's What the Data Says
Hi, it’s June 2025 and here’s what happened in the Vancouver real estate market over the last few weeks.
Home sales are 31% below the 10-year seasonal average, while inventory levels have reached another 10-year high. That means buyers have more options, and more leverage, than we’ve...
This spring, the market is serving up a rare mix: prices are trending slightly down, inventory has surged to the highest level since July 2013, and borrowing costs are at their lowest in years. Yet despite all these buyer-friendly conditions, sales activity remains unexpectedly quiet.