Greater Vancouver REALTORS (HPI) March 2026 Report: Benchmark Price Rises Monthly, Down 8.9% Year-Over-Year

Greater Vancouver REALTORS (HPI) — March 2026

The composite benchmark price for all residential properties in Greater Vancouver reaches $1,523,500 in March 2026, according to figures published by Greater Vancouver REALTORS (HPI). This represents a modest increase from February 2026, yet marks an 8.9% decline compared to March 2025, as the market maintains a balanced condition.

Market Analysis

The Greater Vancouver housing market concludes March 2026 in a balanced state, as reported by Greater Vancouver REALTORS (HPI). The composite benchmark price for all residential properties stands at $1,523,500, showing a slight upward trend from the $1,512,900 recorded in February 2026.

Despite the recent monthly gain, the market continues to navigate a significant year-over-year price adjustment. The current composite benchmark price is 8.9% lower than the $1,672,700 observed in March 2025, reflecting broader market shifts over the past year. This balanced environment suggests a more even distribution of supply and demand dynamics.

Property Type Analysis

In March 2026, the detached property segment records a benchmark price of $1,531,100, according to Greater Vancouver REALTORS (HPI). This figure is slightly above the overall composite benchmark price of $1,523,500 for all residential properties.

Regional Highlights

Specific regional trends for March 2026 are not available for detailed analysis in this report. However, the overall market conditions and price adjustments observed across Greater Vancouver likely reflect consistent patterns across its diverse communities.

For Buyers

In a balanced market with year-over-year price adjustments, buyers may find opportunities to negotiate. It is advisable for prospective buyers to work closely with a REALTOR® to understand specific sub-market conditions and to identify properties that align with their long-term investment goals.

For Sellers

Sellers in the current balanced market should set realistic expectations for pricing, considering the 8.9% year-over-year decline in the composite benchmark price. Strategic pricing and effective marketing are crucial to attract serious buyers and achieve successful outcomes.