July brought a seasonal slowdown with 31 sales, down 9% year-over-year and 35% below the 5-year July average. Inventory dipped to 315 active listings (down 9% from last year).
Single-family homes: Median sale price rose, driven by luxury deals, but days on market jumped to 104.
Pemberton | Whistler | Sea to Sky Corridor | BC & National Trends
🇨🇦 National & Provincial Market Overview
The Bank of Canada held its overnight interest rate at 2.75% for July, citing modest inflation gains and a strong national job market. June added over 83,000 new jobs, pu...
Sales in Whistler rose 21% from April to May, with 41 property transactions noted. That’s despite a 22% drop compared to last May. Townhomes drove the activity, doubling year-over-year and jumping 60% month-over-month. Meanwhile, 86 new listings hit the market—just under March’s peak—and total inventory held s...
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.
On April 16, the Bank of Canada maintained its overnight rate at 2.75%, citing global economic uncertainty and inflation concerns stemming from U.S. tariffs.
Whistler: Q1 sales declined by 23% year-over-year, with inventory rising to 326 units. The market currently favors buyers.
Pemberton: Sales remained steady with 20 transactions in Q1. Invent...