2025 Stats Revisited: West Vancouver Real Estate

today | Market Update | By The Rossettis

We recently took a detailed look at 2025 real estate stats in North Vancouver, and now we’re applying the same lens to West Vancouver. This breakdown focuses solely on what the data reveals here - how long homes are taking to sell, where activity is concentrated, and how pricing varies by neighbourhood.

The numbers below include all property types, from detached homes and condos to townhomes and land, providing a broad view of how the West Vancouver market performed throughout 2025.

Market at a Glance

A total of 556 valid sales (MLS data) were analyzed with sold dates (by accepted offer date) between January 1, 2025 and December 31, 2025.

Key takeaways:

  • Average Days on Market: 48.7
  • Average List Price: $3,127,705
  • Average Sold Price: $2,897,658
  • Average Sale-to-List Ratio: 94.06%
  • Sale-to-Original List Ratio: 92.96%

Compared to more competitive cycles, homes are taking longer to sell and buyers are negotiating more aggressively. The gap between list and sale prices suggests a market that’s firmly price-sensitive, particularly at the higher end.

Market Extremes

West Vancouver continues to show an exceptionally wide range of outcomes:

  • Highest Sale: $17,500,000 (820 Eyremount Drive)
  • Lowest Sale: $150,000 (201–4000 Hollyburn Trail)
  • Longest Days on Market: 484 days (6177 Nelson Avenue)

These extremes highlight just how segmented West Vancouver really is — from ultra-luxury estates to entry-level condos and land offerings, all operating in very different conditions.

Where the Activity Is: Sales by Sub-Area

Sales volume varies significantly by neighbourhood, largely driven by housing density, price point, and property mix.

Higher-Volume Areas:

  • Ambleside: 89 sales
  • Dundarave: 83 sales
  • British Properties: 63 sales

Ambleside and Dundarave benefit from a higher concentration of condos and townhomes, keeping transaction volume relatively strong. The British Properties, while mostly detached homes, still sees steady activity due to consistent demand for view properties and established prestige.

Lower-Volume Areas:

  • Canterbury WV: 1 sale
  • Eagleridge: 2 sales
  • West Bay: 3 sales

These neighbourhoods tend to have fewer homes, larger lots, and higher price points, naturally limiting turnover. Sales here are less frequent and often require longer marketing timelines.

Price Ranges Tell the Real Story

Looking at high and low sales by area shows how misleading averages can be:

  • British Properties: $1,425,000 – $17,500,000
  • Dundarave: $455,000 – $13,600,000
  • Altamont: $2,200,000 – $10,250,000
  • Ambleside: $474,000 – $7,780,000
  • Whitby Estates: $1,735,000 – $7,790,000

Even within the same neighbourhood, prices vary dramatically depending on lot size, views, renovation level, and proximity to the waterfront.

What This Means

For Buyers:
With longer days on market and sale prices consistently below list, there is room to negotiate — especially in luxury and detached segments. Condos in central areas still move more efficiently but remain price-sensitive.

For Sellers:
Pricing accuracy is critical. Overpricing can lead to extended market time and deeper reductions, particularly in less active sub-areas. Well-positioned homes that align with current buyer expectations still sell — but patience and strategy matter.

Bottom line:
West Vancouver isn’t one market — it’s a collection of micro-markets shaped by location, housing type, and price tier. Condo-heavy, walkable neighbourhoods generate more activity, while estate-style areas move at a slower, more deliberate pace. Understanding these nuances is essential for making informed decisions in today’s market.

 

Full West Vancouver Sub-Area Stats (2025)

Sub-AreaSales CountHigh SaleLow Sale
Ambleside89$7,780,000$474,000
Dundarave83$13,600,000$455,000
British Properties63$17,500,000$1,425,000
Park Royal35$3,123,714$170,000
Caulfeild27$11,500,000$1,900,000
Eagle Harbour19$5,300,000$1,590,000
Lions Bay16$4,298,000$1,207,500
Horseshoe Bay WV16$5,250,000$698,000
Bayridge15$4,450,000$1,855,000
Glenmore14$4,580,000$1,542,500
Chartwell13$6,998,888$2,500,000
Sentinel Hill13$5,850,000$1,940,000
Cypress Park Estates12$5,025,000$150,000
Cedardale12$3,700,000$490,000
Howe Sound11$4,100,000$250,000
Whytecliff11$2,850,000$1,380,000
Panorama Village11$6,148,000$767,500
Queens11$12,380,000$2,110,000
Gleneagles10$10,300,000$1,998,000
Whitby Estates9$7,790,000$1,735,000
Altamont8$10,250,000$2,200,000
Upper Caulfeild8$3,950,000$1,940,000
Cypress8$8,200,000$2,643,000
Rockridge6$6,450,000$2,470,000
Westmount WV5$5,500,000$2,350,000
Olde Caulfeild5$9,300,000$2,395,000
Westhill5$3,820,000$2,300,000
Chelsea Park4$3,021,000$1,630,000
Sandy Cove4$6,500,000$2,300,000
Furry Creek4$1,900,000$1,675,000
Deer Ridge WV3$2,120,000$1,560,000
West Bay3$8,750,000$3,450,000
Eagleridge2$3,750,000$2,870,000
Canterbury WV1$6,480,000$6,480,000

 

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