Posted by Frederick Trudeau on Monday, September 15th, 2025 4:42pm.
The timing many buyers have been anticipating is emerging — Vancouver’s housing market is showing signs of balance and new opportunity. Rising inventory and slightly softer prices are creating a more balanced, affordable environment — giving buyers like you more leverage than we’ve seen in years.
More Homes to Choose From: With new listings on the rise, you’re no longer limited to a handful of options.
Better Negotiating Power: Softer prices mean you have more room to secure a fair deal.
Less Pressure: Balanced conditions help reduce the intense bidding wars that once defined the Vancouver market.
In North Vancouver, the average sold price is ≈ $1.31M, with homes spending about 32 days on the market. The 96% sell-to-list ratio shows that well-priced homes still move fast — but buyers have the breathing room to act with confidence instead of rushing.
Across the region, the benchmark price is about $1,150,400. Sales are up 3% year-over-year, but the bigger story for buyers is the steady growth in new listings. That means more choice, more flexibility, and more opportunities to find a home that truly fits your needs.
If you’ve been sitting on the sidelines, now may be the moment to step in. With more inventory, better leverage, and a shift away from intense competition, buyers are in a strong position.
Don’t wait until the market gets crowded. Call or text 778-877-8807 today to secure your ideal home and take advantage of the momentum balance before competition increases.
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