Vancouver’s real estate scene is showing some movement: resales climbed about 10% month over month, topping 2,000 homes sold for the first time in nine months. While home prices are still easing, the pace of decline has slowed, with the local home price index down roughly 6% compared to last year. There’s no denying that trade tensions and economic uncertainty have made buyers more cautious, but it’s encouraging to see this clear gain in resale activity. As someone with years of experience guiding clients across Greater Vancouver, I’m always watching these trends closely. One economist described the current slowdown as a temporary detour rather than a true turning point—a reminder that market shifts deserve attention, not alarm. Looking ahead, forecasts suggest we can expect more stability through 2026 and into 2027, with Vancouver’s recovery likely to remain a bit uneven. As your GREATER VANCOUVER real estate expert, I’m here to help you navigate every step of this evolving market.
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