Vancouver Up-To-Date Real Estate Data

February Month of Inventory (MOI) took a step under 8 months.  Drop in MOI is typical of February as it is generally a seller's ...

The rise in Total Inventory this past month was typical for the month of February.  There was no surprising spike in Total Inventory i...

February Sales struggled to the lowest level in recent times.  It's unclear how much of the low sales are due to the effect of th...

New Listings in January was slightly above the 10-year average in January.  It is anticipated to drop in February due to increment weathe...

Total inventory is back to normal levels to start the year and we should see the kind of increase in inventory similar to 2008 and 2012 t...

We saw sales in 2018 follow the sales trend of 2012 all year last year.  However, we are starting to see January 2019 stats break off fro...

Housing completions remain over 24k and is expected to remain at historically high levels in 2019 despite a slight dip in the last few mo...

Housing under Construction fell slight in January, 2019 but still remain at a historically high level over 40,000.  It is anticipated to ...

Housing Starts continue to fall as developers are starting to delay or avoid new development.  The recent drop in Housing Starts mimic th...

How to read this chart: Months of Inventory (MOI) less than 5 months: Favours sellers MOI between 5 - 8 months: Balanced Market MOI gr...

Updated sale-to-active listing ratio up to January 2019 with ratio declining for all housing types in January, 2019. The detached singl...

Less than 5 months indicate a seller's market and more than 8 months indicate a buyer's market.  Months of Inventory rose from 3....

New Listings in January reach highest level since 2014.  Higher than usual new listings may be an early indicator of a seller panic.  Thi...

REBGV January sales are the lowest since 2009.

Inventory in Greater Vancouver rises to a typical normal level after 3 years of low supply and is expected to rise further in 2019.

*Source: REBGV Total Inventory has risen back to normal levels in 2018 and is poised to rise 3k to 5k more this year in 2019.

Total sales hit rock bottom in 2018 finishing just lower than 2008 and 2012.  As REBGV reported, this was the lowest total since 2000. ...

New Listings in 2018 did not change very much keeping the total inventory somewhat at bay but a high new listings year in 2019 could brin...

Listing Expirations returned to average levels in 2018 after 3 years of high Sale to Active Listing Ratio that led to low # of Expirati...

*Source: REBGV The highlights: Detached market left the seller's market in July, 2017 and entered the buyer's market in June, ...