Road to recovery: Metro Vancouver's real estate market adapts to new normal

Metro Vancouver home prices have remained steady since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and home supply and demand, while down compared to historical averages, picked up in May compared to April of this year. 

This Market Insights newsletter provides the most up-to-date real estate numbers and analysis to help you understand what the changing trends and conditions in today’s housing market mean to you. 

This month’s newsletter also highlights what REALTORS® are doing in their communities and includes a video message from Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) Chair Colette Gerber on REBGV’s involvement in BC’s #DifferentTogether anti-racism campaign.

 

Watch a video summary of our May market report

Watch REBGV Chair Colette Gerber explain what's going on in Metro Vancouver's housing market.

Watch our May 2020 Market Insights video.

Read our full May 2020 housing market report.

 

Why have Vancouver’s housing prices remained stable during the pandemic?

The COVID-19 pandemic has reduced activity in Metro Vancouver’s housing market since mid-March, but home prices have remained steady throughout the last 12 months.     Read more.

REALTORS® employ new tools, resources and practices to serve their clients in phase two of BC’s re-opening plan

Realtors have adopted new practices to help prevent the spread of illness during COVID-19 and to enhance the information, tools, and resources needed to effectively serve home buyers and sellers today.     Read more.

Four questions with Mortgage Broker Angela Calla

In our new Expert Series, we're asking prominent figures from across the real estate industry to share their insights and expertise with our members. Today, we’re featuring Mortgage Broker Angela Calla.     Read more.

REBGV joins #DifferentTogether anti-racism campaign

Now’s the time to stand together. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV), and the nearly 14,000 REALTORS® it represents, has joined Lieutenant Governor Janet Austin’s #DifferentTogether anti-racism campaign. Read more.