Overall, 2023 was a slower year in the Whistler and Pemberton real estate markets, allowing inventory to tick up while prices held. The main drivers of the lower sales volume were the impacts of inflation on households and the overall borrowing power of buyers as a result of the sustained high-interest rates throughout the year. WHISTLER In Whistler, there were …
Building on the market momentum at the end of Quarter 1, April remained a busy month in terms of sales, which got even busier in May before slowing down in June. The June slowdown likely came as a function of the interest rate increase announcement at the beginning of the month, coupled with an expectation that the government is not …
January 2023 was a very slow month in terms of sales, but the markets rebounded in February and March. This came as a function of increased economic certainty, as the Bank of Canada has signalled that interest rate increases have likely come to an end. The return of some certainty in terms of rates has led to an increase in …
The Whistler real estate market was a bit of a roller coaster in 2022. The first two months of the year resembled the fast pace of 2021, but sales slowed significantly throughout the remainder of the year. This came as a function of economic uncertainty, with a poor-performing stock market and rapid interest rate increases, and an overall misalignment of …
In terms of sales volume, the Whistler market slowed down in Q3, with both July and September ranking in the top 10 lowest monthly sales volumes in the last 10 years. Inventory continued to rebound throughout the quarter, rising about 29% from Q2 2022, but we are currently sitting 37% below the 10-year inventory average. Even as sales have slowed …
Whistler & Pemberton Real Estate Stats Here is a breakdown of the real estate market performance for last month: Previous Months: Whistler Previous Months: Pemberton The information provided is based on data collected from The Whistler Listing System. This information is general in nature and is provided for information purposes only.
In terms of sales volume, the Whistler real estate market remains “normal”. Sales slowed slightly throughout the quarter, but the number of sales year-to-date remains in line with the 10-year average for Whistler. Inventory continued to rebound throughout the quarter, rising about 40% from Q1 2022, but still 10% shy of where we were sitting a year ago. Even as …
The real estate market in Whistler continues to be a strong seller’s market with low inventory, high demand, and increasing average sales values.
To say that 2021 was a busy year would be an understatement! Sales activity started out very strong, with the first three months of the year seeing 110 unit sales per month. The rest of the year continued at a steady strong pace – about 70 units per month – only slowing slightly during the Christmas season. The market broke …
Whistler & Pemberton Real Estate Stats Here is a breakdown of the real estate market performance for last month: Past Months: Whistler Real Estate Past Months: Pemberton Real Estate The information provided is based on data collected from The Whistler Listing System. This information is general in nature and is provided for information purposes only.
