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the vancouver rennie advance | October 2026

September home sales in the Vancouver Region came in among the fewest for the month in over two decades, and 2026 has now produced the slowest first nine months in available data back to 2005. Sellers returned after summer at a faster-than-usual seasonal clip, lifting new listings slightly above their long-run norm for the month, even as they continued to trail last year's pace. With suppressed sales activity, supply-demand conditions moved further into buyers’ market territory.

the kelowna rennie review | September 2026

Wildfires and smoke contributed to a sharp drop in real estate activity in the Central Okanagan in August. This came on the heels of what had been the busiest month of sales in 2026 and the busiest July since 2021. New listings retreated as well, and the region heads into fall with tighter inventory than in either of the previous two years.

the victoria rennie review | September 2026

August delivered a larger-than-typical month-over-month drop in Greater Victoria home sales, capping a mixed summer. Inventory reached its highest August level since 2014, but conditions for detached homes are far tighter than for attached home segments.

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.

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