September brought listings back to the North Shore, but not a clear direction. North Vancouver sales fell while West Vancouver rose, and condos stayed the weakest segment. Here's what the numbers mean heading into the rest of the year.

August brought another month of uneven activity to the North Shore, with North Vancouver holding steady, West Vancouver swinging sharply higher, and inventory continuing to shrink. Here's what the numbers mean heading into fall.

July brought a standoff to the North Shore: fewer sellers listing, fewer buyers closing, and both North and West Vancouver posting sales declines. Here's what the numbers show.

June brought a more balanced North Shore market, but it's shrinking inventory doing the work, not a jump in buyer confidence. Here's what the numbers, including a widening gap in how fast homes are selling in each area, mean if you're buying or selling this summer.

May shows a highly selective spring market. While North Van sales improved from April, West Van slowed and condo buyers focus heavily on risk mitigation.

April shows a segmented spring market. While townhomes remain active, high inventory levels are giving buyers rare leverage across the North Shore.

March sales show seasonal momentum, but Q1 concludes with a cautious, selective tone across the North Shore.

Explore February 2026 real estate stats for North and West Vancouver. See why the market is increasingly selective and which buyer segments remain active.

2025 saw buyers prioritize value over urgency as inventory rose and prices moderated across the North Shore. Here is the full financial breakdown of the year’s adjustments and the outlook for 2026.

North Van cools while West Van sees a sales uptick, yet prices soften across the board. Here is the financial breakdown for the November 2025 market.

North Vancouver inventory is sitting 35% above the 10-year average, creating a distinct advantage for patient buyers. Here is the financial breakdown for October 2025.

New listing volume doubled in September, flooding the North Shore with inventory and handing full control of the market back to buyers.

North Vancouver’s absorption rate dropped to its lowest point since April 2020, signaling a distinct liquidity crunch. Here is the financial breakdown for August 2025.

Unconditional offers have all but vanished as North Shore buyers manage risk. With West Van detached prices down 13%, the market is repricing aggressively.

North Vancouver inventory is 45% above the 10-year average as global headwinds dampen Q2 buyer sentiment. Here is the financial breakdown for June 2025.

North Vancouver inventory is 45% above the 10-year average as global headwinds dampen Q2 buyer sentiment. Here is the financial breakdown for June 2025.