Upper Squamish
SQUAMISH, BC

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Life in Upper Squamish

Upper Squamish is part of Squamish and is 64.4 km from Downtown Vancouver and 73.9 km from the Vancouver International Airport.


There are currently 2 homes for sale in Upper Squamish made up of condos, townhomes and houses with an average list price of $3,798,000. An average House in Upper Squamish has 3 bedrooms, is 1,862 SF and lists for $3,598,000. House prices range from $3,598,000 - $3,598,000.

Upper Squamish Market Intelligence

Last updated March 28, 2024 at 01:25am -07:00

Market Summary

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The sales-to-listings, or "S/L", ratio is a measure of balance between supply and demand in the market. It is calculated here as the number of home sales over the past 30 days divided by the current number of active listings. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver defines a market as being balanced when the S/L ratio is between 12% and 19%, a range where prices should be relatively stable. A seller's market is defined by a S/L ratio of 20% or higher, a situation that results in upward pressure on prices. A buyer's market is characterized by a S/L ratio below 12%, a situation that results in downward pressure on prices.

Average Sale Price

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Active Listings

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Mar 28, 2024

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CURRENT MARKET CONDITIONS

Chart Information

The sales-to-listings, or "S/L", ratio is a measure of balance between supply and demand in the market. It is calculated here as the number of home sales over the past 30 days divided by the current number of active listings. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver defines a market as being balanced when the S/L ratio is between 12% and 19%, a range where prices should be relatively stable. A seller's market is defined by a S/L ratio of 20% or higher, a situation that results in upward pressure on prices. A buyer's market is characterized by a S/L ratio below 12%, a situation that results in downward pressure on prices.

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