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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.

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

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

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 | 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

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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