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benchmark prices | September 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 kelowna rennie advance | September 2026

After a relatively active July, sales in the Central Okanagan fell dramatically in August, giving back the early-summer momentum and slipping to their lowest August total in fifteen years. New listings eased quite substantially month-over-month as well, holding below their year-ago level for an eighth straight month. This came against a backdrop of significant wildfire activity and evacuation orders across the region through much of the month, which appears to have weighed on buyer and seller activity alike.

the victoria rennie advance | September 2026

Active listings in Greater Victoria fell for a second consecutive month following their peak in June; in a historical context, there hasn’t been this much inventory available in the month of August since 2014. More specifically, townhome inventory was near its highest level in available data going back to 2000.

the vancouver rennie advance | September 2026

Home sales in the Vancouver Region fell more than they typically do in August, landing among the fewest for the month in over two decades and leaving 2026 as the slowest first eight months in available data back to 2005. New listings trailed their year-ago pace for an eighth straight month and inventory eased for a sixth, yet the standing pool of listings remained well above its long-run norm. Overall market conditions moved back in favour of buyers.

the victoria rennie review | August 2026

Greater Victoria posted its busiest July for sales since 2021 and total transactions were the closest they’ve been to their long-run monthly average since January 2025. Still, activity through the first seven months of 2026 was near the lowest levels seen in over a decade.

the kelowna rennie review | August 2026

The Central Okanagan continued to defy the broader BC real estate slowdown in July. Sales last month hit a 2026 high and year-to-date transactions are now tracking above year-ago levels. Meanwhile, inventory has peaked and is down significantly from last year, prompting the tightest market conditions in three years.

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