Tri-Cities Real Estate Market Update
June 2026 Tri-Cities Market Update: Buyer Confidence Builds as Sales Increase
This page is updated monthly with the latest Tri-Cities real estate statistics
The Metro Vancouver market showed encouraging signs of improvement in June, with home sales rising across detached, townhouse, and condo markets compared to the same time last year. While buyer activity increased, inventory remains well above historical averages, giving purchasers plenty of choice and helping keep prices relatively stable.
Although demand is strengthening, it's not yet outpacing supply. Buyers continue to benefit from a balanced market with more negotiating power than we've seen in recent years, while sellers are seeing renewed interest from motivated purchasers.
For both buyers and sellers, today's market continues to reward realistic expectations, strategic pricing, and local market expertise.
GREATER VANCOUVER SNAPSHOT
According to Greater Vancouver REALTORS®, residential sales increased 9.6% year-over-year in June, marking one of the first months in recent years where all major property types recorded annual sales growth. Despite the improvement, sales remained below the 10-year seasonal average.
The region finished June with 17,017 active listings, approximately 30% above the 10-year average, while new listings declined by 6% compared to last year. The sales-to-active listings ratio increased to 14.6%, keeping Metro Vancouver in balanced market territory.
Benchmark pricing across all property types remained largely unchanged month-over-month, with the composite benchmark price sitting at $1,099,100, down 6% from June 2025.
"Buyer demand is showing early signs of returning, but inventory remains high enough to absorb increased activity, helping keep prices relatively stable."— Greater Vancouver REALTORS®
LOCAL MARKET HIGHLIGHTS
Port Moody | June 2026 Real Estate Overview
Port Moody continues to offer buyers a healthy selection of homes, with balanced market conditions creating opportunities across all property types. Townhomes have shown the greatest price stability, while buyers continue to benefit from increased inventory and less competition.
Coquitlam | June 2026 Real Estate Overview
Buyer activity improved throughout June, while inventory remained healthy across detached, townhouse, and condo markets. Detached homes have been the most resilient property type, although buyers continue to enjoy more choice than in recent years..
Port Coquitlam | June 2026 Real Estate Overview
Port Coquitlam remained one of the more balanced markets in the Tri-Cities during June. Detached homes continue to outperform other property types, while buyers benefit from steady inventory and improved affordability compared to recent years.
Maple Ridge | June 2026 Real Estate Overview
Maple Ridge continues to attract buyers looking for more space and value. Inventory remains healthy, giving purchasers a wide range of options while prices remain below last year's levels.
Pitt Meadows | June 2026 Real Estate Overview
Pitt Meadows remains an attractive option for buyers seeking a quieter community with excellent access to the rest of Metro Vancouver. Inventory remains balanced while steady demand continues to support market activity.
WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU
June brought encouraging signs that more buyers are returning to the market, but inventory remains high enough to keep conditions favourable. That means more homes to choose from, less competition than we've seen in recent years, and greater flexibility when negotiating.
Buyer activity is improving, but today's buyers remain informed and selective. With plenty of inventory available, pricing your home correctly and presenting it well are more important than ever.
The positive news is that motivated buyers are still making moves. Homes that are professionally marketed, thoughtfully presented, and priced in line with current market conditions continue to achieve strong results.
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