Tri-Cities Real Estate Stats — July 2017

Last month saw real estate activity in the Vancouver area return to normal summer levels, according to statistics released by the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV). Both sales and new listings during July were consistent with the 10-year average for the month.

“Because home sale activity decreased to more historically normal levels in July, the selection of homes for sale in the region was able to edge above 9,000 for the first time this year,” said Jill Oudil, REBGV president.

For detailed statistics for the Tri-Cities real estate market see below.

Coquitlam Real Estate

Listings Month-over-month change in listings Sales Month-over-month change in sales Median selling price
Detached 214 -8.5% 92 -27.6% $1,275,000
Attached 77 20.3% 40 -20.0% $828,000
Apartments 162 -7.4% 137 -4.2% $490,000

Port Moody Real Estate

Listings Month-over-month change in listings Sales Month-over-month change in sales Median selling price
Detached 47 -2.1% 18 -14.3% n/a
Attached 26 23.8% 21 10.5% $651,000
Apartments 43 -6.5% 36 -28.0% $581,944

Port Coquitlam Real Estate

Listings Month-over-month change in listings Sales Month-over-month change in sales Median selling price
Detached 81 8.0% 44 -33.3% $942,500
Attached 32 -23.8% 28 -30.0% $655,000
Apartments 51 -28.2% 46 -32.4% $399,400

Click here to see the full REBGV statistics package. If you have any questions about real estate in Coquitlam, Port Moody or Port Coquitlam, feel free to get in touch using the ‘Connect’ button above.