Summer is in full swing in the Sea to Sky, and so is the local real estate market. Here's a plain-language look at what happened in Whistler and Pemberton in July — and what it might mean if you're thinking about buying or selling.
Whistler: A Steady, Active Market
Whistler stayed pretty calm in July, with listing levels barely changing from June. Th...
Whistler & Pemberton Real Estate: How Did the First Half of 2026 Compare to 2025?
Now that we're halfway through 2026, it's a good time to look back at how the Whistler and Pemberton real estate markets have been doing. Below, we break down what happened with home listings and sales in each area, and what it might mean if you're thinking about buyin...
Whistler & Pemberton Market Snapshot: How Did June 2026 Look?
June is in the books, so let's take a quick look at how the Whistler and Pemberton real estate markets moved compared to May. Here's what happened, in plain terms.
Whistler: A Typical Summer Slowdown
June played out pretty much as expected for this time of year — sales cooled off a bit whil...
Spring is doing what spring does up here — quietly stirring things up.
Ten properties sold in Pemberton in May, which matches April's pace. But the story this month isn't just the total number — it's what's happening underneath it.
Inventory in Pemberton remains relatively tight, but the real story right now is how differently each property type is performing.
Condos and townhomes have clearly shifted into seller’s market territory. With limited supply and stronger buyer activity, well-priced units are moving quickly. Condos, in particular...
March brought a steady, transitional market across the Sea to Sky corridor. Inventory levels remained relatively stable while sales activity stayed modest, creating a market that continues to favour buyers in most segments—with a few notable exceptions.