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Posted On: July 5th 2026, 07:53 pm
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June brought a noticeable shift in the Greater Vancouver market 🏡
Home sales were up 9.6% compared to June 2025, with all property types seeing gains — a rare sign that demand may be starting to return more broadly.
That said, buyers still have options. Inventory remains 30.2% above the 10-year seasonal average, which has helped keep prices relatively stable despite the increase in activity.
The benchmark price for all residential properties is now $1,099,100, down 6% year-over-year and nearly unchanged from May.
In short: demand is picking up, inventory is still elevated, and the market is showing early signs of movement as we head into summer.
Thinking about buying or selling? Reach out if you have questions about what this means for your next move.
Home sales were up 9.6% compared to June 2025, with all property types seeing gains — a rare sign that demand may be starting to return more broadly.
That said, buyers still have options. Inventory remains 30.2% above the 10-year seasonal average, which has helped keep prices relatively stable despite the increase in activity.
The benchmark price for all residential properties is now $1,099,100, down 6% year-over-year and nearly unchanged from May.
In short: demand is picking up, inventory is still elevated, and the market is showing early signs of movement as we head into summer.
Thinking about buying or selling? Reach out if you have questions about what this means for your next move.
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