Stabilization for British Columbia Housing Market in 2026

Price trends stabilize as higher supply and affordability constraints temper rapid appreciation. Sales activity gradually recovers from slower periods driven by borrowing-cost sensitivity. Investor participation moderates while end-user demand remains steady in core markets. Rent pressures ease slightly as new supply enters urban centers. Market conditions reflect gradual normalization rather than sharp price swings.

BC Housing Market Offers New Opportunities This Holiday Season

British Columbia recorded 5,052 residential unit sales in November 2025, down 13.3% from the previous year. The average residential price fell 1.4% to $965,914. Total sales dollar volume dropped 14.5% to $4.9 billion, with unit sales 24.9% below the ten-year November average. Year-to-date, sales volume decreased 8.1% to $62.9 billion, unit sales fell 5.6%, and […]

Are “Good Rates” About to Wake Real Estate?

Slide 1 Rates finally sit in a “good place,” but buyer confidence hasn’t fully bounced back yet. Slide 2 Canada’s nine rate cuts brought major relief, yet affordability still challenges first-time buyers nationwide. Slide 3 Lower borrowing costs usually boost sales, so stronger buyer activity could show up early next year. Slide 4 A recession-triggering […]

City of North Vancouver approves new mid-rise development zone

North Vancouver approved a new mid-rise development zone allowing residential buildings up to six storeys, initially for Alder Street lands. This aims to meet 20-year housing targets and a federal deadline. The zone may extend to other Residential Level 5 areas, streamlining rezoning. It includes tree protection measures, requiring 10% deep soil areas and adherence […]

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