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  • Canada's population declined by 102,000 (0.2%) in 2025, the first recorded decline since Confederation in 1867. This was driven by a more than 460,000 net decline in non-permanent residents. Meanwhile, BC's population fell by 41,000 (0.7%).
  • Employment across Canada has fallen by 112,300 jobs in the first four months of 2026 (111,300 were full-time positions). This is equal to over half of all the jobs gained in 2025 (211,000).
  • There were 3,157 MLS sales across the Vancouver Region in April, up 1.2% year-over-year and 32% below the past 10-year monthly average.
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Join Ryan Berlin (Chief Economist and Vice President of Intelligence) and Ryan Wyse (Market Intelligence Manager and Lead Analyst) as they are joined by rennie Kelowna advisor Rob Breckwoldt to discuss the goings-on in the Okanagan's, and Vancouver's, housing markets. They explore how each market is adjusting to changing conditions, why buyers are becoming more selective, and what record rental supply, evolving investor dynamics, and the short-term rental ban reversal mean for Kelowna.

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the san diego rennie review | July 2026
Market Intelligence

the san diego rennie review | July 2026

San Diego County sales rose in June even as the county's population shrank for the first time in years. Beneath a low headline unemployment rate, layoffs are mounting, while single-family supply stays scarce and attached inventory keeps building.
the coachella valley rennie review | July 2026
USA Intelligence-Report

the coachella valley rennie review | July 2026

Coachella Valley sales and new listings came in soft in June, even against a typically quiet month. The bigger story is beneath the surface: attached homes have slipped into buyers' market territory while detached inventory keeps shrinking.
the seattle rennie review | July 2026
USA Intelligence-Report

the seattle rennie review | July 2026

King County sales fell to their lowest June total on record as inventory built to a new high. Cooling tech-sector hiring and softening in-state migration are adding to buyers' hesitancy heading into the back half of summer.
the victoria rennie review | July 2026
Market Intelligence

the victoria rennie review | July 2026

A recently announced partnership between the federal and provincial governments seeks to significantly reduce development cost charges in BC and will support new development in Greater Victoria. A separate program aims to convert 2,200 new, unsold condos into affordable housing across the province, though very little of this inventory exists in Greater Victoria.
the kelowna rennie review | July 2026
Market Intelligence

the kelowna rennie review | July 2026

The federal and provincial governments have joined forces to significantly reduce development costs charges in BC. A separate program will see the government acquire 2,200 completed and unsold condos. Notably, very little of this inventory exists in the Central Okanagan. Meanwhile, home sales climbed to a new high in June, and with fewer active listings on the market than last year, the region is heading into summer with the tightest market conditions in years.
the vancouver rennie review | July 2026
Canada Intelligence

the vancouver rennie review | July 2026

The federal and provincial governments announced a new housing partnership that aims to significantly reduce development cost charges and convert new, unsold condos into affordable housing. Meanwhile, in June the Vancouver Region recorded its busiest month of home sales so far this year. Though there are signs that activity is rising and that market conditions are tightening, sales remained weak in a historical context.
benchmark prices | July 2026
Canada Intelligence-Housing

benchmark prices | July 2026

Benchmark price infographics for detached homes, townhomes, and condos are available for sub-markets in the Vancouver Region, Greater Victoria, and Central Okanagan regions.
the seattle rennie advance | July 2026
USA Intelligence-Housing

the seattle rennie advance | July 2026

King County posted its fewest June sales in the available data while total listings climbed to a 13-year June high. That imbalance pushed months of inventory further from sellers' market territory, with townhomes and condos both edging closer to buyers' market conditions.
the kelowna rennie advance | July 2026
Canada Intelligence-Report

the kelowna rennie advance | July 2026

June sales in the Central Okanagan pulled further ahead of last year’s pace, posting the region's largest year-over-year gain of 2026 and landing just behind May as the busiest month so far this year. New listings, on the other hand, came in below their year-ago level for a sixth straight month.
the victoria rennie advance | July 2026
Canada Intelligence-Housing

the victoria rennie advance | July 2026

Sales in Greater Victoria slipped from May's yearly high and stayed well below their long-run June norm, leaving the first half of 2026 as the region's slowest start since the pandemic. New listings eased for a second straight month, yet inventory still climbed to its highest level in any month since September 2014—handing buyers their deepest pool of choice in over a decade.
the san diego rennie advance | July 2026
Market Intelligence

the san diego rennie advance | July 2026

San Diego's two-speed market widened further in June. Chronically scarce single-family supply drove the detached median sold price to an all-time high of $1.10 million, even as an ample supply of attached homes kept condo and townhome prices below their year-ago levels. Overall sales, meanwhile, rose month-over-month to their highest June total since 2022.
the coachella valley rennie advance | July 2026
Market Intelligence

the coachella valley rennie advance | July 2026

New listings in the Coachella Valley dropped to their lowest June level in more than a decade. Meanwhile, sales moved in the opposite direction, posting their strongest year-over-year gain of 2026, though they held well below long-run monthly norms. The result was inventory below the prior year’s level for the fourth consecutive month after it had increased on a year-over-year basis for 28 consecutive months.
the vancouver rennie advance | July 2026
Canada Intelligence-Housing

the vancouver rennie advance | July 2026

June delivered the highest monthly sales count of 2026 in the Vancouver Region, with activity rising both month-over-month and year-over-year. Zoom out, though, and the picture remains soft: this was still the third-fewest June sales in over two decades, and the first half of 2026 registered the fewest since at least 2005. New listings eased for a sixth straight month and inventory remained below last year's level.
the san diego rennie review | June 2026
Market Intelligence

the san diego rennie review | June 2026

San Diego's housing market remained tight in May, with a sellers' market intact across the detached segment despite modest declines in sales and listings. A surging inflation print and rising wholesale prices signal that the "higher for longer" rate environment is far from over.
the seattle rennie review | June 2026
Market Intelligence

the seattle rennie review | June 2026

Inventory in King County climbed to its highest May level in over a decade while sales remained well below historical norms. With inflation re-accelerating and mortgage rates rising, demand is unlikely to find a meaningful catalyst anytime soon.
the coachella valley rennie review | June 2026
Market Intelligence

the coachella valley rennie review | June 2026

Detached sales in the Coachella Valley rose year-over-year in May for the first time in several months, even as overall inventory continued to contract. With mortgage rates holding stubbornly, the market's near-term trajectory remains tied to the inflation outlook.
the victoria rennie review | June 2026
Canada Intelligence-Housing

the victoria rennie review | June 2026

May registered the highest monthly sales count so far this year in Greater Victoria, though activity was still well short of typical May levels. Meanwhile, inventory continued on its upward trajectory reaching its highest level in any month since late 2014. These opposing forces have worked to push overall market conditions further into balance.
the kelowna rennie review | June 2026
Canada Intelligence-Housing

the kelowna rennie review | June 2026

Sales in the Central Okanagan through the first five months of this year are trending at one their lowest levels in more than a decade. Despite this, overall supply-demand conditions in May were the tightest they’ve been in years, with the months of inventory metric reaching a nearly three-year low. This is a direct function of what has been happening with active listings, which were down considerably from the highs of 2025.
the vancouver rennie review | June 2026
Canada Intelligence

the vancouver rennie review | June 2026

MLS sales in the Vancouver Region reached a new high-watermark for the year in May—which is often when sales peak—but in the context of the past two decades, they were historically low. All told, sales through the first five months of the year were the lowest of any January-to-May period going back to 2005. Despite this softness, overall market conditions have been stable given that there are fewer active listings on the market now than at the same time last year.
benchmark prices | June 2026
Market Intelligence

benchmark prices | June 2026

Benchmark price infographics for detached homes, townhomes, and condos are available for sub-markets in the Vancouver Region, Greater Victoria, and Central Okanagan regions.
the san diego rennie advance | June 2026
Market Intelligence

the san diego rennie advance | June 2026

San Diego's May market is really two markets in one: single-family supply is running 34% below its 10-year average, keeping prices anchored and conditions deep in sellers' territory, while attached properties are contending with above-average inventory and modest year-over-year price softness.
the seattle rennie advance | June 2026
Market Intelligence

the seattle rennie advance | June 2026

King County closed May with inventory at nearly double its 10-year seasonal average. Despite this, and the fact that sales are running equally far below their own historical norms, the market still tilted toward sellers.
the kelowna rennie advance | June 2026
Canada Intelligence

the kelowna rennie advance | June 2026

Sales in the Central Okanagan reached their highest monthly count so far this year in May, though this was well below the typical May level. Activity in the condo space was a notable outlier, posting the busiest month of sales in 24 months. Meanwhile, active listings continued to grow in May but finished the month well short of last May’s count. While inventory remains abundant, it is not on track to surpass last year’s high-water mark that was set in June.
the victoria rennie advance | June 2026
Canada Intelligence-Housing

the victoria rennie advance | June 2026

May is usually the high-water mark for sales in Greater Victoria, and while they did reach their highest count so far in 2026, they were still well below typical May levels. In fact, this was the fewest May sales since 2013 when excluding the pandemic year of 2020. New listings continued to come to market at an above average clip, however, pushing inventory levels to new heights. May saw the most active listings in any month since September 2014.
the coachella valley rennie advance | June 2026
USA Intelligence-Coachella Valley

the coachella valley rennie advance | June 2026

May's new listing count was down significantly from April's for the second year in a row. The Coachella Valley's market remained balanced despite this, with May also registering a subdued sales count.
the vancouver rennie advance | June 2026
Canada Intelligence

the vancouver rennie advance | June 2026

May posted the highest sales count in the Vancouver Region so far in 2026. In the context of the past two and a half decades, however, this was the second-fewest May sales. Meanwhile, new listings continued to come to market at a lower pace than last year, and inventory was below the 2025 same-month count for the third consecutive month.
the san diego rennie review | May 2026
Market Intelligence

the san diego rennie review | May 2026

Sales and listings both expanded in San Diego in April, though they remained well below typical levels for the month. With rising bond yields pushing mortgage rates higher, buyers are likely to remain cautious in the coming months.
the seattle rennie review | May 2026
Market Intelligence

the seattle rennie review | May 2026

Listings have risen to new heights in King County while sales counts once again came in subdued last month. With rising bond yields pushing mortgage rates higher, buyers are likely to remain cautious in the coming months.
the coachella valley rennie review | May 2026
Market Intelligence

the coachella valley rennie review | May 2026

Sales and listings both contracted in the Coachella Valley in April and remained well below typical levels for the month. With rising bond yields pushing mortgage rates higher, buyers are likely to remain cautious in the coming months.
Policy | Spring 2026 rennie Landscape
Canada

Policy | Spring 2026 rennie Landscape

The latest provincial budget projects a record-high deficit even as some capital spending is delayed and taxes are raised. It will also increase the cost of developing new housing.
the victoria rennie review | May 2026
Market Intelligence

the victoria rennie review | May 2026

The Spring 2026 Victoria rennie landscape is live and offers valuable insights on a wide range of topics pertinent to the national, provincial, and local real estate markets. Here are some key takeaways.
the kelowna rennie review | May 2026
Market Intelligence

the kelowna rennie review | May 2026

The Spring 2026 Kelowna rennie landscape is live and offers valuable insights on a wide range of topics pertinent to the national, provincial, and local real estate markets. Here are some key takeaways.
the vancouver rennie review | May 2026
Market Intelligence

the vancouver rennie review | May 2026

The Spring 2026 Vancouver rennie landscape is live and offers valuable insights on a wide range of topics pertinent to the national, provincial, and local real estate markets. Here are some key takeaways.
Housing | Spring 2026 rennie Landscape
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Housing | Spring 2026 rennie Landscape

Household borrowing is once again on the rise as interest rates have fallen. Residential mortgage debt is the primary driver of that growth. Discover the 2026 Spring rennie Landscape Vancouver report now.
benchmark prices | May 2026
Market Intelligence

benchmark prices | May 2026

Benchmark price infographics for detached homes, townhomes, and condos are available for sub-markets in the Vancouver Region, Greater Victoria, and Central Okanagan regions.
Demographics | Spring 2026 rennie Landscape
Canada Intelligence

Demographics | Spring 2026 rennie Landscape

If you’ve been feeling some whiplash trying to keep track of immigration levels in Canada over the past few years, you’re not alone.
the seattle rennie advance | May 2026
Market Intelligence

the seattle rennie advance | May 2026

Similar to March, sales in King County were down on a year-over-year basis in April.
the kelowna rennie advance | May 2026
Canada Intelligence

the kelowna rennie advance | May 2026

This trend has primarily been a function of a material drop in new listings through the first four months of 2026.
the victoria rennie advance | May 2026
Canada Intelligence

the victoria rennie advance | May 2026

New listings activity remained robust, and inventory continued to push to new decade highs.
the san diego rennie advance | May 2026
Market Intelligence

the san diego rennie advance | May 2026

Despite these conditions, the number of active listings was below its prior-year level for the second month in a row.
the coachella valley rennie advance | May 2026
Market Intelligence

the coachella valley rennie advance | May 2026

New listings were also down year-over-year and were well below typical levels for April, which put downward pressure on inventory levels.
the vancouver rennie advance | May 2026
Canada Intelligence

the vancouver rennie advance | May 2026

Sales in the Vancouver Region were higher than last year’s level for the first time in April, albeit only marginally.
Credit & Debt | Spring 2026 rennie Landscape
Canada Intelligence

Credit & Debt | Spring 2026 rennie Landscape

Household borrowing is once again on the rise as interest rates have fallen.
Economy | Spring 2026 rennie Landscape
Canada Intelligence-Economy

Economy | Spring 2026 rennie Landscape

The resulting elevated unemployment rate shows Canadian workers are on worse relative footing than past downturns.
Rates | Spring 2026 rennie Landscape
Canada Intelligence-Report

Rates | Spring 2026 rennie Landscape

A new war, however, has caused energy prices to spike, and will raise inflation with it.
the coachella valley rennie review | April 2026
Market Intelligence

the coachella valley rennie review | April 2026

The conflict in the Middle East is beginning to be felt here at home, as mortgage rates have begun their rise.
the san diego rennie review | April 2026
USA Intelligence-Report

the san diego rennie review | April 2026

All eyes are on inflation and interest rates as the war in Iran drives up the price of oil across the globe.
the seattle rennie review | April 2026
Report

the seattle rennie review | April 2026

Home sales in King County remain below long-run levels against a backdrop of expanded listing counts.
the rennie landscape | Kelowna | Spring 2026
Canada Intelligence-Report

the rennie landscape | Kelowna | Spring 2026

In the Central Okanagan's housing market, inventory remains elevated, sales are sluggish, and prices continue to retreat.
benchmark prices | April 2026
Canada Intelligence-Report

benchmark prices | April 2026

Benchmark price infographics for detached homes, townhomes, and condos are available for sub-markets in the Vancouver Region, Greater Victoria, and Central Okanagan regions.
the vancouver rennie review | April 2026
Canada Intelligence-Report

the vancouver rennie review | April 2026

The war in Iran has disrupted energy markets globally and has reignited concerns about inflation here at home.
the seattle rennie advance | April 2026
Market Intelligence

the seattle rennie advance | April 2026

Inventory, meanwhile, was at more than a decade-high for the month.
the san diego rennie advance | April 2026
Market Intelligence

the san diego rennie advance | April 2026

As is typical in the spring, active listings in San Diego County grew last month.
the victoria rennie advance | April 2026
Market Intelligence

the victoria rennie advance | April 2026

New listings continued to come to market ahead of last year’s elevated pace, pushing active listings to their highest tally in March since 2015.
the vancouver rennie advance | April 2026
Canada Intelligence

the vancouver rennie advance | April 2026

The Vancouver Region registered its second-fewest March sales in more than two decades.
the coachella valley rennie advance | April 2026
Market Intelligence

the coachella valley rennie advance | April 2026

While all eyes were on the Indian Wells Open in March, sales in the Coachella Valley also had something to showcase.
the vancouver rennie review | March 2026
Canada Intelligence

the vancouver rennie review | March 2026

Population growth in Metro Vancouver reached a more than two-decade low.
the coachella valley rennie review | March 2026
USA Intelligence

the coachella valley rennie review | March 2026

Empower individuals, organizations, and institutions with data-driven market insights.
the victoria rennie advance | March 2026
Canada Intelligence

the victoria rennie advance | March 2026

The supply side of Greater Victoria's housing market remained robust last month.
the kelowna rennie advance | March 2026
Canada Intelligence

the kelowna rennie advance | March 2026

Though inventory remains substantially higher than long-run average levels.
the san diego rennie advance | March 2026
Market Intelligence

the san diego rennie advance | March 2026

Their thoughtful and objective approach embodies the core values of rennie.
the coachella valley rennie advance | March 2026
USA Intelligence

the coachella valley rennie advance | March 2026

Their thoughtful and objective approach embodies the core values of rennie.
the vancouver rennie advance | March 2026
Canada Intelligence

the vancouver rennie advance | March 2026

February sales were up sharply compared to January, though they did fail to surpass activity from 12 months ago.
the seattle rennie advance | March 2026
USA Intelligence

the seattle rennie advance | March 2026

Inventory was also at more than a 10-year high, driven by elevated townhome and condo listings.
Benchmark Prices | February 2026
Canada Intelligence

Benchmark Prices | February 2026

Our rennie intelligence division comprises our head economist, market analysts, and data scientists.
the san diego rennie review | February 2026
USA Intelligence

the san diego rennie review | February 2026

After posting modest gains in sales counts in 2024 and 2025, San Diego County’s housing market kicked off 2026 on a weaker note.
the kelowna rennie review | February 2026
Canada Intelligence

the kelowna rennie review | February 2026

Population growth in Greater Kelowna last year fell to a more-than-decade-low in absolute terms.
the coachella valley rennie review | February 2026
USA Intelligence

the coachella valley rennie review | February 2026

The latest jobs report offered plenty to parse, with weak hiring through 2025 followed by a surprisingly strong start to 2026.
the victoria rennie review | February 2026
Canada Intelligence-Victoria

the victoria rennie review | February 2026

Population growth in Greater Victoria in 2025 fell to levels not seen since 2011.
the seattle rennie review | February 2026
USA Intelligence

the seattle rennie review | February 2026

The Seattle rennie review is a monthly publication that includes our take on the latest MLS data for Seattle.
the vancouver rennie review | February 2026
Canada Intelligence

the vancouver rennie review | February 2026

Housing starts and completions are both projected to fall, and another year of population decline will weigh further on rents.
the san diego rennie advance | February 2026
USA Intelligence

the san diego rennie advance | February 2026

The san diego rennie advance is a summary of the latest sales, listings, and price trends in King County.
The Rennie Outlook 2026
Canada Intelligence

The Rennie Outlook 2026

This would represent the second-fewest housing starts over the past decade.
the coachella valley rennie advance | February 2026
USA Intelligence

the coachella valley rennie advance | February 2026

While sales totals have seen limited recent movement, inventory has steadily been building.
the kelowna rennie advance | February 2026
Canada Intelligence

the kelowna rennie advance | February 2026

The Central Okanagan started the year with significantly fewer sales than January 2025.
the victoria rennie advance | February 2026
Canada Intelligence

the victoria rennie advance | February 2026

With inventory at its highest level for January since 2015, all home types have slipped into balanced market conditions.
the seattle rennie advance | February 2026
USA Intelligence

the seattle rennie advance | February 2026

The King County housing market opened 2026 with plenty of opportunity for buyers.
the vancouver rennie advance | February 2026
Canada Intelligence

the vancouver rennie advance | February 2026

The Vancouver Region recorded the fewest sales in any month in three years in January.
the seattle rennie review | January 2026
Market Intelligence

the seattle rennie review | January 2026

The King County housing market ended 2025 with sales counts just shy of 2024’s totals, in a year marked by policy upheaval.
the coachella valley rennie review | January 2026
USA Intelligence

the coachella valley rennie review | January 2026

The Desert's active housing season is underway, and buyers and sellers entering the housing market will have plenty to navigate.
the kelowna rennie review | January 2026
Canada Intelligence

the kelowna rennie review | January 2026

It navigated an uncertain economic environment; the only major market in BC to record a year-over-year sales increase.
the victoria rennie review | January 2026
Canada Intelligence

the victoria rennie review | January 2026

Subdued sales activity in December resulted in an annual sales decline in Greater Victoria in 2025, with the total slipping below 6,700.
the vancouver rennie review | January 2026
Canada Intelligence

the vancouver rennie review | January 2026

Considering how broad and diverse the region is, activity varied considerably across its 29 sub-markets.
the coachella valley median sold prices | January 2026
USA Intelligence-Housing

the coachella valley median sold prices | January 2026

Insights on Coachella Valley median sold prices and dynamics with data-driven market analysis.
Benchmark Prices | January 2026
Canada Intelligence

Benchmark Prices | January 2026

Data-driven market insights, covering real estate dynamics, urban land economics, and the macroeconomy.
Seattle Median Sold Prices | January 2026
USA Intelligence

Seattle Median Sold Prices | January 2026

Explore Seattle's median sold prices for January 2026 with insights from Rennie's intelligence division.
the kelowna rennie advance | January 2026
Canada Intelligence

the kelowna rennie advance | January 2026

Annual sales in the Central Okanagan in 2025 surpassed the previous year’s tally for the first time since 2021.
the victoria rennie advance | January 2026
Canada Intelligence

the victoria rennie advance | January 2026

Annual sales in Greater Victoria were trending toward a small year-over-year gain through the first 11 months of 2025.
the coachella valley rennie advance | January 2026
USA Intelligence

the coachella valley rennie advance | January 2026

Over the course of 2025, the Coachella Valley housing market posted a moderate gain in total sales relative to 2024.
the seattle rennie advance | January 2026
USA Intelligence-Report

the seattle rennie advance | January 2026

The King County housing market capped off 2025 with atypically strong sales activity for the month of December.
the vancouver rennie advance | January 2026
Canada Intelligence

the vancouver rennie advance | January 2026

Sales in the Vancouver Region reached a more than two-decade low in 2025.
the coachella valley rennie review | December 2025
USA Intelligence-Housing

the coachella valley rennie review | December 2025

Each month, we present the Coachella Valley rennie review—a detailed look at the real estate market in the desert.
the kelowna rennie review | December 2025
Canada Intelligence-Housing

the kelowna rennie review | December 2025

Active listings in the Central Okanagan are much more elevated than in neighbouring markets like the South and North Okanagan.
the seattle rennie review | December 2025
USA Intelligence-Housing

the seattle rennie review | December 2025

With just one month left before year-end, the direction of the labor market looks set to be the biggest story in 2026.
the victoria rennie review | December 2025
Canada Intelligence-Housing

the victoria rennie review | December 2025

While resale transactions in Greater Victoria have been trending well below average this year, housing starts have moved in the opposite direction.
the vancouver rennie review | December 2025
Canada Intelligence-Housing

the vancouver rennie review | December 2025

The Vancouver Region is headed toward its fewest annual home sales in at least two decades.
Benchmark Prices | December 2025
Canada Intelligence

Benchmark Prices | December 2025

Together, they empower individuals, organizations, and institutions with data-driven market insight and analysis.
the kelowna rennie advance | December 2025
Canada Intelligence-Housing

the kelowna rennie advance | December 2025

A summary of the latest sales, listings, and price trends in the Central Okanagan.
the coachella valley rennie advance | December 2025
USA Intelligence

the coachella valley rennie advance | December 2025

Similarly, inventory has grown from last year, but continues to fall short of historical norms as new listings stayed limited.⁠
the victoria rennie advance | December 2025
Canada Intelligence-Report

the victoria rennie advance | December 2025

Through each of the first 11 months of 2025, year-to-date sales have been higher than the same time last year.
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Inventory remains high in both the resale and new-home segments to close out 2025, pointing to continued opportunities for buyers in the new year.

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the victoria rennie review | July 2026

A recently announced partnership between the federal and provincial governments seeks to significantly reduce development cost charges in BC and will support new development in Greater Victoria. A separate program aims to convert 2,200 new, unsold condos into affordable housing across the province, though very little of this inventory exists in Greater Victoria.
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the kelowna rennie review | July 2026

The federal and provincial governments have joined forces to significantly reduce development costs charges in BC. A separate program will see the government acquire 2,200 completed and unsold condos. Notably, very little of this inventory exists in the Central Okanagan. Meanwhile, home sales climbed to a new high in June, and with fewer active listings on the market than last year, the region is heading into summer with the tightest market conditions in years.
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Kelowna Housing: The Long and The Short-Term of It

The rennie podcast is about the real estate market and the people connected by it. Tune in for monthly discussions making sense of the latest market data.
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the vancouver rennie review | July 2026

The federal and provincial governments announced a new housing partnership that aims to significantly reduce development cost charges and convert new, unsold condos into affordable housing. Meanwhile, in June the Vancouver Region recorded its busiest month of home sales so far this year. Though there are signs that activity is rising and that market conditions are tightening, sales remained weak in a historical context.
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the kelowna rennie advance | July 2026

June sales in the Central Okanagan pulled further ahead of last year’s pace, posting the region's largest year-over-year gain of 2026 and landing just behind May as the busiest month so far this year. New listings, on the other hand, came in below their year-ago level for a sixth straight month.
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the victoria rennie advance | July 2026

Sales in Greater Victoria slipped from May's yearly high and stayed well below their long-run June norm, leaving the first half of 2026 as the region's slowest start since the pandemic. New listings eased for a second straight month, yet inventory still climbed to its highest level in any month since September 2014—handing buyers their deepest pool of choice in over a decade.

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37 mins
Kelowna Housing: The Long and The Short-Term of It

Join Ryan Berlin (Chief Economist and Vice President of Intelligence) and Ryan Wyse (Market Intelligence Manager and Lead Analyst) as they are joined by rennie Kelowna advisor Rob Breckwoldt to discuss the goings-on in the Okanagan's, and Vancouver's, housing markets. They explore how each market is adjusting to changing conditions, why buyers are becoming more selective, and what record rental supply, evolving investor dynamics, and the short-term rental ban reversal mean for Kelowna.
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E89
June 2026
43 mins
The Fine Print in Metro Vancouver’s Buyers’ Market

Join Ryan Berlin (Chief Economist and Vice President of Intelligence) and Ryan Wyse (Market Intelligence Manager and Lead Analyst) as they are joined by top-performing rennie advisor Danny Chow to discuss the latest resale and new home market trends.
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E88
May 2026
34 mins
What People Want in a Home Today

Ryan Berlin (Chief Economist and Vice President of Intelligence) and Ryan Wyse (Lead Analyst and Market Intelligence Manager) are joined by Elaina Cowley (Senior Manager of Product Development ) to explore what buyers and renters are actually looking for right now.
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E87
April 2026
30 mins
Spring Landscape: A New Normal for Metro Vancouver's Housing Market?

Ryan Berlin (Vice President of Intelligence and Chief Economist) and Ryan Wyse (Market Intelligence Manager and Lead Analyst) walk through what's shaping the market right now, from a weak labour market backdrop, to population decline, to rising housing inventory. They also look at what record rental vacancy and continued price softness mean for renters, owners, and the market ahead.
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E86
March 2026
32 mins
Two Stories in Today's Housing Market. Which One is Real?

Ryan Berlin and Ryan Wyse are joined by Brandan Price to bring together what the data is showing and what’s playing out in the market. They look at where conditions stand today, what may be shifting beneath the surface, and what it means for how people buy, sell, and make decisions this spring.

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