Whistler Market Overview
Inventory continues to build across most categories in Whistler, while buyer activity remains subdued. Chalet sales were down 25% from both last month and last year, even as median prices jumped 27% month-over-month to $4.75M—suggesting higher-end homes are selling, albeit slowly, with Days on Market rising 176% to 141.
Townhouse activity was relatively stable with 12 sales (+9% MoM), but the median price dropped 30% to $1.41M, and listings are sitting nearly twice as long. Condo sales dropped significantly (-60% MoM, -81% YoY), despite a small price increase, indicating oversupply and hesitation in this segment. No sales were recorded in vacant land this month.
Pemberton Market Overview
Pemberton saw minimal movement in April, with very low transaction volume across all segments. Chalet activity was quiet—just one sale—though that sale came in at $1.71M (+22% YoY). Townhouse sales held steady at three, and prices rose to $975K (+22% YoY). Days on Market rose slightly.
No condominiums sold in April, despite a 25% increase in active listings. The vacant land market saw one sale at $230K, a significant drop in price year-over-year (-67%).
💡 Key Takeaways
- Whistler’s higher-end properties are driving up median prices but sitting longer on the market.
- Townhouses in Pemberton remain a bright spot with steady demand and modest price growth.
- Buyers are cautious, particularly in the condo market, and sellers should be prepared for longer days on market and price sensitivity.
- Vacant land activity remains minimal in both markets.
