Character home with a laneway suite
Kitsilano, Vancouver
By ·Emma Larsen

Vancouver is a Pacific-coast city between the mountains and the sea, with some of Canada’s highest housing costs. Foreign-buyer rules and strong rental demand shape the market.
Glass towers cluster downtown and in Yaletown, while Kitsilano and Mount Pleasant have older character homes. Stanley Park, the seawall and beaches are part of daily life.
SkyTrain, buses and the SeaBus cover the region, and cycling is popular along the seawall and dedicated lanes. Bridges can be congested at peak times.
In 2026 the median sale price is about CA$1.25M, roughly CA$12,300 per square metre, and a typical 2-bedroom rental costs about CA$3,100 a month. Prices are down 0.5% on a year ago and homes take around 34 days to sell, which points to balanced demand.
The Empty Homes Tax and foreign-buyer restrictions apply in some situations, and strata (condo) fees and bylaws need review. Earthquake and rain are part of the climate story.


Walk score81 / 100
Typical sale price
$912.4KTypical rent
$2,263/moVancouver has cooled over the past year. Buyers have more negotiating room than in recent years, while sellers need to price realistically to attract offers.
Indicative figures from our listings and transactions.


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Kitsilano, Vancouver
By ·Emma Larsen
Yaletown, Vancouver
By ·Emma Larsen
Yaletown, Vancouver
By ·Emma Larsen
Kitsilano, Vancouver
By ·Emma Larsen
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