Victoria Real Estate Market Report for May 2026

A total of 579 properties sold in the Victoria Real Estate Board region this March, 5.5 per cent fewer than the 613 properties sold in March 2025 and 24.5 per cent more than in February 2026. Sales of condominiums decreased by 18.8 per cent from March 2025 with 164 units sold. Sales of single family homes decreased by 2.4 per cent from March 2025 with 285 sold.

“Our market is following a fairly typical spring market trend,” said Victoria Real Estate Board Chair Fergus Kyne. “With sales and listings both increasing from the previous month, we’re tracking a seasonal pattern that generally builds to the peak of the market in May or June.”

There were 3,261 active listings for sale on the Victoria Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Service® at the end of March 2026, an increase of 12.3 per cent compared to the previous month of February and a 7.9 per cent increase from the 3,023 active listings for sale at the end of March 2025. “We continue to observe a market which offers plentiful opportunity for both buyers and sellers.

The current conditions of good supply and a reasonable level of consumer demand have created fewer high-pressure transactions and allowed time for both sides of the sale to make decisions and undertake due diligence,” notes Chair Kyne. “Every listing is unique in our market. Greater Victoria is a relatively small area which consists of many micro markets with varying conditions and demand. It’s a good time to connect with your favourite local REALTOR® to ensure your property or your purchase gets the correct analysis and strategy it deserves.”

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The following data is a comparison between May 2026 and May 2025 numbers, and is current as of June 2026. Click here to check out last month’s figures!

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GTA REALTORS Release May Stats

The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) resale housing market tightened in May 2026 compared to last year. Sales increased year-over-year, whereas new listings declined over the same period. As standing inventory has been absorbed, competition between buyers has likely increased in some neighbourhoods.

This should see the price trend flatten and ultimately trend upwards in the months ahead. “Spring sales have been stronger than last year, reflecting improved affordability stemming from lower selling prices and borrowing costs. Sales are forecast to improve further as we move through the second half of this year. Recovery would be further bolstered by positive news on the trade front along with an easing of geopolitical tensions and related
uncertainty,” said TRREB President Daniel Steinfeld.

“Inventory levels trended lower over the past year, but buyers continued to have substantial negotiating power through the spring, helping with affordability. Looking ahead, if sales strengthen further relative to listings, selling prices will level off and even start to grow as we move into 2027,” said TRREB Chief Information Officer Jason Mercer.

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The following data is a comparison between May 2025 and May 2026 numbers, and is current as of June of 2026. For last month’s numbers, check out our previous infographic!

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Falling prices open the door for Fraser Valley move-up buyers

A modest increase in Fraser Valley home sales in May suggests buyers remain engaged, albeit cautiously as economic uncertainty continues to temper the pace of the spring market.

The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board recorded 1,124 sales on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) in May, a 0.5 per cent increase from April, but five per cent below the same month last year. Single-family homes remained the most active segment of the Fraser Valley market in May, generating more sales than townhouses and apartments.

“We’re seeing limited activity from first-time buyers right now, with much of the market being driven by homeowners looking to move up,” said Ishaq Ismail, Chair of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board. “As prices in the detached segment have become more attainable, buyers with existing equity are finding opportunities to transition into larger homes and market segments that were out of reach just a few years ago.

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BUYERS CAUTIOUS, BUT WELL-PRICED HOMES ARE STILL MOVING

The Vancouver Island Real Estate Board (VIREB) recorded 768 unit sales (all property types) in May 2026, down one per cent from one year ago. Year-over-year active listings (all property types) were 4,585, up three per cent from the previous year.

In the single-family category (excluding acreage and waterfront), 384 homes sold in May 2026, down four per cent from one year ago and an increase of three per cent from April 2026. Sales of condo apartments last month came in at 79, increasing by 10 per cent year over year and 23 per cent from April. In the row/townhouse category, 113 units changed hands in May, up 33 per cent from one year ago and 28 per cent from April.

Active listings of single-family homes were 1,529 in May, down from 1,565 one year ago. VIREB’s inventory of condo apartments was 386 last month, down from the 399 properties listed in May 2025. There were 370 row/townhouses for sale last month compared to 346 the previous year.

“Consumer confidence has been affected by ongoing uncertainty, and many buyers appear to be taking a more cautious, wait-and-see approach before making a decision to purchase,” said Jason Yochim, VIREB Chief Executive Officer.

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Strong detached price growth contrasts with softening condo market in May

The Greater Edmonton Area (GEA) real estate market reported 2,557 sales in May 2026, increasing 3.2% in comparison to activity in April 2026 and decreasing 13.4% compared to May 2025. There were 4,855 new listings — a month-over-month increase of 21.7% and a year-over-year increase of 2.7%. Inventory levels rose 13.4% from the previous month and are 23.9% higher than May 2025.

Average selling price across all residential property types increased by 2.7% from the previous month to $491,794, a price 6.3% higher than May 2025. The MLS® Home Price Index (HPI) composite benchmark price in the GEA was $432,200, increasing 0.1% from April 2026 and decreasing 1.8% year-over-year.

“May saw steady price growth across our residential market, with the all-residential average price rising to nearly $492,000. Detached homes led the way with a 4.8% year-over-year price increase—significantly outperforming other housing types, which saw more modest gains or outright declines. Condominiums in particular have seen weakening prices, as available inventory and competition has risen.” –Darlene Reid, 2026 Board Chair, REALTORS® Association of Edmonton

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Apartment prices ease as inventory remains elevated

In line with seasonal trends, inventory has risen from the start of the year, reaching 6,752 units in May. While these levels are consistent with last May, they remain 11 per cent higher than longer-term trends for the month, thanks to higher supply levels of apartment and row-style homes. Meanwhile, inventory levels for detached homes are down three per cent compared with both last year and long-term trends.

At the same time, sales activity has been slowing. Calgary sales in May were 2,162 units, 16 per cent lower than last year’s levels and similar to sales reported in April. While new listings also slowed by 13 per cent compared with last year, it was not enough to offset the pullback in sales, causing the salesto-new-listings ratio to ease to 51 per cent. The lower ratio also contributed to some of the inventory build, causing the months of supply to rise. However, conditions do vary across the market, with a range of two-and-a-half months of supply in the detached market to more than five months of supply in the apartment condominium market.

“The shift in supply is being felt in the market. More supply choice in the new and rental markets has created a more competitive environment for potential buyers. At the same time, concerns over rising cost of living and slower migration are also weighing on consumers,” said Ann-Marie Lurie, Chief Economist at the Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB®). “While this has caused the overall resale market to shift to a balanced state, the supply pressure is having a more prevalent impact for apartment-style units, where conditions are favouring the buyer. This is also impacting price movements, with apartment prices continuing to trend down and other property types reporting a seasonal lift over the winter months.”

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Millions of international visitors are coming to Canada for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Here’s how real estate agents can use MLS® sold data — and their myRealPage.com website — to capture that global audience before, during, and after the tournament.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is the single largest sporting event ever to come to Canadian soil. For the first time, Toronto, Vancouver, and other host cities will welcome millions of visitors from dozens of countries — many of them affluent, globally mobile, and curious about life in Canada.

That’s not just a tourism story. It’s a real estate opportunity. And agents who act now, building the right content on their websites today, will be perfectly positioned to capture high-intent leads throughout the tournament and long after the final whistle.

Here’s your playbook.

Why World Cup Visitors Are a Unique Real Estate Audience

Most real estate marketing targets people who are already in the market. World Cup content lets you reach a completely different profile: international visitors who may never have considered Canadian real estate — until they walked through a neighborhood, grabbed a coffee on a tree-lined street, and thought “wait, could I actually live here?”

This audience has real knowledge gaps that your content can fill:

• They don’t know which neighborhoods are expensive or affordable
• They have no frame of reference for Canadian property values
• They don’t know if foreign buyer rules allow them to invest
• They don’t know how prices near stadiums compare to the broader market

The Campaign Concept: “From Fan to Future Owner”

Think of your content strategy as a six-step funnel that meets visitors exactly where they are in their journey.

Content Ideas to Build Right Now

“You Watched the Match Here — What Does It Cost to Live Here?”

This is the core page format for your strategy. Create individual pages for neighborhoods surrounding stadiums, fan zones, entertainment districts, waterfront areas, and transit corridors. Each page should show average and median sold prices, 12-month price trends, a condo vs. house breakdown, and long-term market appreciation.

That one sentence, backed by real MLS® data on your myRealPage.com site, is more compelling than any generic “invest in Canada” pitch. It’s specific. It’s local. And it answers the question that visitor is already asking in their head.

SEO: The Long Runway Before Kickoff

Search interest in Canadian cities will spike starting months before the first match. Agents who build these pages now — not in June 2026 — will have indexed, authoritative content ready when that traffic arrives. Target searches like:

• Property prices near World Cup stadium
• Real estate in Vancouver / Toronto host cities
• Cost of living in Vancouver
• Buying property in Canada as a foreigner
• Vancouver condo prices 2026
• Homes for sale near BC Place Stadium

Your myRealPage.com website is already structured to rank for local real estate searches. Adding World Cup-themed landing pages is a natural extension — and it gives you content that earns links and shares from travel, sports, and lifestyle publications that would never cover a standard listings page.

Retargeting: The Strategy That Keeps Working After the Final

Here’s what makes World Cup content marketing especially powerful: the lead generation doesn’t stop when the tournament does.

Visitors return home, open their laptops, and keep researching the city they just fell in love with. If someone visited your neighborhood price page during the tournament, retarget them with ads like:

This audience is warm. They’ve already been to the city. They already associate you with the data that answered their questions. They’re far more likely to book a call than a cold lead who never set foot in Canada.

How myRealPage.com Makes This Possible

The reason this strategy works — and why it’s realistic for individual agents to execute — is that myRealPage.com gives you direct access to MLS® sold data and the tools to display it meaningfully on your site.

• Build custom neighborhood pages with sold price averages and trends
• Embed interactive market stats that update automatically
• Create lead capture forms gated to downloadable market reports
• Publish SEO-optimized content that ranks for location-specific searches
• Connect your pages to email sequences and retargeting campaigns

The data becomes the product. The content becomes the funnel. And your website becomes a lead generation engine that operates around the clock — during the tournament and for years after it.

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Look, we get it. Comparison blog posts are a staple of the SaaS world. You write one, your competitor writes one back, everyone does their best spin, and agents get to read two very different versions of reality. Fair game.

We’ve been in this industry for over 25 years. We’ve seen trends come and go, seen flashy newcomers enter the market with big promises, and we’ve kept our heads down building tools that actually work for real estate agents. So when a competitor publishes a comparison post about us, we read it with genuine curiosity.

What we found, though, was a little more than spin. There were some claims that were just… wrong. Not “we see it differently” wrong. Factually wrong. And since we’re not the type to let myths hang in the air unchallenged, let’s clear a few things up.

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Diverging trends widen as detached housing gains steam

Home sales registered on the MLS® in Metro Vancouver* remain relatively flat compared to April last year, but a divergence is emerging between market segments.

The Greater Vancouver REALTORS® (GVR) reports that residential sales in the region totalled 2,110 in April 2026, a 2.5 per cent decrease from the 2,163 sales recorded in April 2025. This total also represents a 22.9 per cent decline from the 10-year seasonal average (2,735).

“Last month we noted that a divergence was emerging between sales trends in the detached and multi-family segments, which continued in April. Sales of detached homes have been gaining year-over-year, while sales in the multi-family segment have declined, and this pattern is consistent across most areas. The fact this pattern is so broad-based reduces the likelihood that what we’re seeing is just a blip in the data since the momentum isn’t isolated to small pockets of the market.” said Andrew Lis, GVR chief economist and vice-president data analytics

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The following data is a comparison between April 2026 and April 2025 numbers, and is current as of May of 2026. For last month’s update, you can check out our previous post!

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GTA REALTORS Release April Stats

Home sales increased on a year-over-year basis in April 2026, while the supply of listings trended lower. This suggests that overall market conditions in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) tightened during the first full month of spring. Despite tighter market conditions, selling prices edged lower on average compared to last year, as buyers continued to benefit from ample choice and negotiating power.

“We have experienced an uptick in home buying activity so far this spring. Buyers have taken advantage of more affordable housing market conditions on the back of lower home prices. If market conditions continue to tighten and home prices level off, this could be a signal to intending homebuyers who remain on the sidelines,” said TRREB President Daniel Steinfeld.

“Lower home prices and borrowing costs over the past year have been a catalyst for some homebuyers this spring. However, we still have a substantial amount of pent-up demand in the marketplace. More certainty on the trade front and an easing in geopolitical tensions would result in further improvements in market activity,” said TRREB’s Chief Information Officer Jason Mercer.

Read the full report on TRREB website!

The following data is a comparison between April 2025 and April 2026 numbers, and is current as of May of 2026. For last month’s numbers, check out our previous infographic!

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