Dollarton Market Stats

North Vancouver, British Columbia

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Log in Seller's market: demand is absorbing listings fast enough that prices often face upward pressure. Seller's market at 20% or higher, balanced 12–20%, buyer's under 12%.

Closed home sales over the past month

Dollarton recorded 2 closed sales in July 2026 at a median of $1.69M. The sales-to-active ratio was 25%. Over the last 30 days the median sold price was $1.98M on 1 sales. 8 homes were listed as of Aug 31, 2026.

Median sold · Jul 2026
$1.69M
Sales · Jul 2026
2
Median sold · 30 days
$1.98M
Sales · 30 days
1
Inventory · Aug 31
8
Sales / actives · Jul 2026
24.5%
How these figures are calculated

Sales count MLS® closings with a close date in the window. New listings count contracts dated in the window, including listings that later sold or expired.

Inventory is the number of active residential listings as of the nightly snapshot, not a live feed. Calendar-month inventory is the last snapshot in that month, matching board month-end reporting.

Sales-to-active is sales divided by inventory. Greater Vancouver REALTORS® treat 20% or higher as seller’s-market pressure, 12–20% as balanced, and under 12% as buyer’s-market pressure. Months of inventory is inventory divided by the monthly sales pace.

Median sold price, price per square foot, days on market, and percent of original list price are calculated from closed sales in the window. These are not MLS® Home Price Index benchmark prices.

Area features

  • Mountains

    Grouse Mountain, Mount Seymour, and the Baden-Powell Trail network define North Shore recreation.

  • Lower Lonsdale

    Waterfront apartments, Shipbuilders’ Square, and the SeaBus terminal.

  • Villages

    Edgemont, Lynn Valley, and Deep Cove offer distinct local centres.

Transit and commuting

  • SeaBus

    Lonsdale Quay to Waterfront Station (Expo/Canada Line and West Coast Express connections).

  • Bus

    TransLink North Shore routes including connections toward West Vancouver and Deep Cove.

SeaBus plus SkyTrain from Waterfront is the core downtown commute. Bridges (Lion’s Gate and Ironworkers) carry heavy car traffic at peak hours.

Source: TransLink

Demographics

City of North Vancouver and District of North Vancouver (separate census subdivisions)

Population
146,288 (2021)
Median household income
$106,000 (2020)

City 58,120 + District 88,168 = 146,288 (2021) District median after-tax household income $106,000; City $75,500 (2020)

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Dollarton real estate FAQ

Are there homes for sale in Dollarton?
Yes. Resider lists active MLS® homes for sale in Dollarton, North Vancouver, with filters for houses, townhouses, and condos, plus sold-price market stats for the neighbourhood.
How do I see market stats for Dollarton?
This page shows closed sales, median sold prices, days on market, price per square foot, and active inventory for Dollarton. Compare with the wider North Vancouver market from the parent area page.
Are there homes for sale in North Vancouver?
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What market stats can I see for North Vancouver?
This page reports closed sales volume, median and average sold prices, days on market, price per square foot, price trends, and active inventory for North Vancouver.
What is North Vancouver known for?
North Vancouver is known for mountain access, SeaBus links to downtown, and a split between urban Lower Lonsdale and quieter District neighbourhoods.
What is commuting like from North Vancouver?
Most downtown trips combine SeaBus with SkyTrain at Waterfront. Driving across Burrard Inlet bridges is common but often congested.