CREA data shows home sales up 0.5% while new listings fall 1.6% — regional markets shift toward balanced territory

We're seeing some subtle but important shifts in the Canadian housing market right now. According to the latest CREA data, home sales have inched up by 0.5%, while new listings have fallen by 1.6%. That puts the sales-to-new listings ratio at 51.3%, a sign that many regional markets are moving toward a more balanced state. Inventory remains tight, with just 4.7 months available, and prices are holding steady with only modest growth. These trends are shaping buyer and seller decisions in communities across the Lower Mainland, including Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby, and beyond. As someone who keeps a close eye on our local markets, I’m always watching how national numbers play out in neighbourhoods like Abbotsford, Cloverdale, and West Newton. If you’re curious about how these shifts might impact your next move, my latest listings and market insights are always available for you to explore.

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