Which Neighbourhoods Are Performing the Best for Vancouver Real Estate?

by Maggie Chandler on August 7, 2012

in How's The Market

The Vancouver real estate market is somewhat confusing. The big run up in house prices, due to Mainland Chinese buyers, has cooled and prices are decreasing – but are they?? Vancouver Houses began the downturn in the Spring and now some Vancouver  neighbourhoods are seeing prices move up whilst condos which were flat are now decreasing. Vancouver West condos are down 8% over the last year, townhomes are down 9% but houses are UP 0.7% having bottomed in May and now increasing.  Perhaps Vancouver real estate is more resilient than buyers wish for! Will the market continue to roller coaster or drop ? What do you think?

July 2010 Average Sale Price

increase/decrease over the last year for condos and (townhomes)

  • Cambie +10%
  • Coal Harbour -24%
  • Downtown -9.7%
  • Fairview -11.8% (-2.6)
  • False Creek -23% (-9.2)
  • Kitsilano -4.6% (+1.6)
  • Marpole -1.3%
  • Mt Pleasant West -6.3%
  • UBC -12% (+11)
  • West End -8%
  • Yaletown + 7.6%

Greater Vancouver Municipalities – Average Sales Price Vs a Year Ago for Houses (condos)

  • Burnaby +15% (-1)
  • Coquitlam -4.6% (-3.5)
  • Ladner -4.9% (+12)
  • Maple Ridge  -28% (-26)
  • New West -6% (-3.7)
  • North Van +14.2% (-3.8)
  • Pitt Meadows -7.4% (-12.3)
  • Port Coquitlam -6.5% (-4.3)
  • Port Moody -8% (-0.6)
  • Richmond -4.2% (-10.9)
  • Squamish +13 (0)
  • Sunshine Coast -3.7% (-4.7)
  • Tsawwassen -23% (-12)
  • Vanc East -0.4% (+5.8)
  • Vanc West -0.7% -(8.1)
  • West Vanc +7.6% (-39.2)
  • Whistler -5.3% (+40)

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