Vancouver Market Stats

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About Vancouver

Vancouver is Metro Vancouver’s largest city, spanning Pacific waterfront, Stanley Park, and a dense mix of downtown towers, west-side single-family streets, and east-side character neighbourhoods. Buyers use Resider for citywide and Vancouver West / Vancouver East MLS® market stats and homes for sale.

Vancouver

Log in Balanced market: sales are clearing roughly 12–20% of listings each month. Seller's market at 20% or higher, balanced 12–20%, buyer's under 12%.

Closed home sales over the past month

Vancouver recorded 777 closed sales in July 2026 at a median of $1.13M. The sales-to-active ratio was 18%. Over the last 30 days the median sold price was $1.23M on 523 sales. 4,349 homes were listed as of Aug 31, 2026.

Median sold · Jul 2026
$1.13M
Sales · Jul 2026
777
Median sold · 30 days
$1.23M
Sales · 30 days
523
Inventory · Aug 31
4,349
Sales / actives · Jul 2026
17.5%
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

  • Parks and shorelines

    Stanley Park, the Seawall, False Creek, and Kitsilano Beach anchor outdoor life; city greenways connect neighbourhoods to the water.

  • Urban centres

    Downtown, Yaletown, Olympic Village, and Broadway corridors concentrate employment, culture, and high-density housing.

  • Neighbourhood variety

    West-side areas often feature larger lots and character homes; east-side communities mix heritage streets with newer multi-family housing.

  • Education and institutions

    Proximity to UBC, VCC, and major hospitals shapes demand near campus and Broadway corridors.

Transit and commuting

Vancouver is the hub of TransLink’s rapid transit network, with Expo, Millennium, and Canada Line SkyTrain stations, SeaBus to the North Shore, and extensive bus and bike corridors.

  • SkyTrain

    Expo, Millennium, and Canada Lines serve downtown, Broadway, east Vancouver, and the airport corridor.

  • SeaBus

    Passenger ferry from Waterfront Station to Lonsdale Quay in North Vancouver.

  • Bus & B-Line

    Frequent routes including the 99 B-Line on Broadway and major north–south arterials.

Many residents commute within the city or to Burnaby and Richmond on SkyTrain. Waterfront Station links SkyTrain, West Coast Express, and SeaBus.

Source: TransLink

Demographics

City of Vancouver (census subdivision)

Population
662,248 (2021)
Median household income
$72,000 (2020)
Households
305,335 (2021)

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Vancouver real estate FAQ

Are there homes for sale in Vancouver?
Yes. Resider shows active MLS® listings in Vancouver, British Columbia, including houses, townhouses, and condominiums, with sold-price market stats on this page.
What market stats can I see for 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 Vancouver.
What is Vancouver known for?
Vancouver is known for its harbour setting, Stanley Park and Seawall, multicultural neighbourhoods, and a high-demand housing market spanning downtown condos to west- and east-side homes.
What is commuting like from Vancouver?
Commuting is strongly transit-oriented downtown and along SkyTrain corridors. Many households also cycle or walk; car travel can be congested on bridges and arterials at peak hours.
How do Vancouver West and Vancouver East differ on Resider?
Resider follows MLS® major areas: Vancouver West and Vancouver East have separate market pages. The Vancouver hub rolls both together for a citywide view.