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the vancouver rennie review | January 2026

 

Jan 16, 2026

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New listings in the Vancouver Region surpassed 99,000 last year, the highest in at least two decades, and sales settled at a little more than 35,000, the fewest over that period. Considering how broad and diverse the region is, activity varied considerably across its 29 sub-markets.

The vancouver rennie review is a monthly publication that includes our take on the latest MLS data for the Vancouver Region. In addition to presenting neighbourhood-level stats, it includes information on current rennie projects, a selection of featured listings, and insightful commentary on how and why the market is changing.

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