Found 3 blog entries tagged as Vancouver real estate 2025.

Vancouver is one of Canada’s most expensive housing markets. As of late 2025, the average sold home price in Greater Vancouver was about $1.26 million. Detached houses averaged over $2 million, and even condo apartments averaged about $765,000. These high prices mean that Vancouver homeownership cost is steep – not just the sale price but also all the ongoing expenses each month. In this guide, we break down the true cost of owning a home in Vancouver, including upfront fees and ongoing monthly charges, so buyers and investors can budget realistically. We’ll look at current Vancouver real estate 2025 data and common expense categories, and show example budgets for condos and houses.

Vancouver’s Housing Market (2025 Context)

Vancouver’s housing…

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Buying a new construction home in Vancouver can feel exciting and expensive. To protect buyers, British Columbia has a mandatory 2-5-10 home warranty system. Under the Homeowner Protection Act, licensed Vancouver builders must enroll every new home (including condos) in third-party warranty insurance. This “new home warranty” is often called one of the strongest construction-defect insurance programs in Canada. In fact, BC’s New Home Warranty is widely regarded as a premier new-build home protection system. But what exactly does it cover, and is it really enough for buyers in Vancouver’s pricey market? We’ll break down the details, explain what’s included (and what’s not), and answer common homebuyer warranty questions so you know the truth.

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Vancouver’s real estate market in 2025 is showing a clear shift from the frenzied sellers’ market of recent years to a more balanced, buyer-friendly environment. Home prices across the city have pulled back modestly from their peaks, with the composite benchmark price down roughly 3–4% year-over-year. This is one of the Vancouver housing trends of 2025: easing prices, high inventory levels, and more negotiating power for buyers. Against this backdrop, homebuyers and investors are asking which property type is holding value best. The data show that Vancouver townhome prices have weakened less than other types. In fact, townhomes are outperforming condos and detached houses in terms of value retention.

Vancouver’s skyline is dominated by high-rise condo…

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