Royal LePage Sussex

Royal LePage Sussex Built on trust, collaboration, and client success.
📍North Vancouver • West Vancouver • Sechelt
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Sussex is a long established real estate firm, first having opened our doors in West Vancouver in 1975. The company grew and expanded over the years adding offices in North Vancouver, Gibsons, Sechelt, and Pender Harbour. On December 2, 2014, Sussex joined forces with the most recognized brand in Canadian real estate becoming Royal LePage Sussex. The Royal LePage philosophy of Helping You Is What

We Do is fully aligned with the Sussex history of providing extraordinary client service and community involvement. When you're buying or selling a home, there are a million details to take care of and Royal LePage Sussex real estate professionals understand. They're by your side at every step - from helping you find the right new home, to negotiating the right price, to making a smooth closing. Royal LePage Sussex Realtors work with each client to create a customized, comprehensive home marketing plan. Our Realtors know your neighbourhoods and the real estate process inside and out. Community involvement plays a big part in the Sussex culture. Just as important as being a leading force in the real estate industry, Royal LePage Sussex strives to be a respected corporate citizen recognized for our sincere involvement in the betterment of our communities. To learn more about Royal LePage Sussex visit us at:
http://www.royallepagesussex.com

Greater Vancouver Market Closes Summer With Buyers Gaining More LeverageGreater Vancouver saw 1,869 homes sold and 4,100...
09/04/2026

Greater Vancouver Market Closes Summer With Buyers Gaining More Leverage

Greater Vancouver saw 1,869 homes sold and 4,100 new listings added in August, with sales down 4.6% and new listings down 3% from last year. Active inventory remained 26% above seasonal averages, while the overall sales-to-active-listings ratio stood at 12.3%, keeping conditions favourable for buyers across the region.

📉 The composite benchmark price across Greater Vancouver sits at $1,081,900, down 5.6% year over year.

🏡 Detached: Benchmark Price $1,799,400 • West Vancouver -7.5% YoY • North Vancouver -3.6% YoY

🏘️ Townhomes: Benchmark Price $1,088,800 • Vancouver East -6.5% YoY • Vancouver West -5.6% YoY

🏢 Condos: Benchmark Price $686,200 • West Vancouver -9.2% YoY • North Vancouver -3.4% YoY

📞 Ready to navigate today’s market? Our real estate professionals are here to provide the insight and expertise you need for your next move.

→ View the full stats report in the link below:
https://ebook.royallepagecorporate.ca/view/629047475/

09/03/2026

Greater Vancouver Market Update | August 2026

The Greater Vancouver housing market continued to show softer conditions in August, with sales activity remaining below seasonal norms while elevated inventory gave buyers more choice and negotiating power.

A total of 1,869 properties sold, down 4.6% from August 2025 and 20.7% below the 10-year seasonal average. Active inventory totalled 15,798 properties, approximately 26% above the 10-year seasonal average.

🏘️ Property Type Breakdown:
• Detached Homes – Benchmark Price: $1,799,400 | Sales: 557 | Inventory: 5,824
• Townhomes – Benchmark Price: $1,028,800 | Sales: 412 | Inventory: 2,720
• Condos – Benchmark Price: $686,200 | Sales: 891 | Inventory: 6,527

📍Whether you’re just starting your search or ready to make a move, we’ll connect you with a real estate professional who can guide you every step of the way.

→ View the full stats report in the link below:
https://ebook.royallepagecorporate.ca/view/629047475/

📣 Bank of Canada maintains its overnight rate at 2.25%.The Bank of Canada has maintained its overnight rate at 2.25% as ...
09/02/2026

📣 Bank of Canada maintains its overnight rate at 2.25%.

The Bank of Canada has maintained its overnight rate at 2.25% as Canada’s economic recovery continues to strengthen. GDP rose 3.3% in the second quarter, with consumer spending, exports, business investment and housing activity all showing improvement.

The labour market also strengthened, with the unemployment rate edging down to 6.4% in July. Inflation excluding gasoline was 2.2%, while measures of core inflation remained close to the Bank’s 2% target.

With higher oil prices and renewed tariffs presenting potential challenges, the Bank remains ready to adjust policy as economic conditions evolve.

📆 Next update: October 28, 2026

🏡 Mortgage Renewals Enter a New Phase as Canadians Plan for What’s AheadAs the final wave of pandemic-era mortgages appr...
08/26/2026

🏡 Mortgage Renewals Enter a New Phase as Canadians Plan for What’s Ahead

As the final wave of pandemic-era mortgages approaches renewal, homeowners across Canada are looking ahead and reassessing their options. According to the latest Royal LePage Mortgage Renewal Survey, 71% say higher monthly payments will not affect their homeownership plans.

While expectations differ across the country, 37% of BC respondents anticipate higher monthly payments at renewal. In Vancouver, 45% say they feel more anxious about their upcoming renewal than they did previously. Despite these concerns, most homeowners are not planning to change their living arrangements as they approach renewal.

📍If you’re considering your next move or want to stay informed on today’s real estate market, connect with one of our real estate professionals today!

→ Swipe through for key insights from the latest survey & view the full report in the link below:
https://ebook.royallepagecorporate.ca/view/795803762/

🏡 Greater Vancouver Market Changes Pace as Sales Ease and Listings DeclineMarket conditions across Greater Vancouver shi...
08/06/2026

🏡 Greater Vancouver Market Changes Pace as Sales Ease and Listings Decline

Market conditions across Greater Vancouver shifted in July, with 2,052 properties sold during the month as softer demand contributed to a 2.5% month-over-month decline in the average selling price to $1,215,541. With inventory levels still above historical levels, buyers continued to benefit from a wider range of options across the region.

📉 The composite benchmark price across Greater Vancouver stands at $1,088,800, representing a 6.2% year-over-year decline.

🏡 Detached: Benchmark Price $1,822,900 • West Vancouver -8.7% YoY • Vancouver East -8.7% YoY

🏘️ Townhomes: Benchmark Price $1,030,400 • North Vancouver -6.0% YoY • Vancouver West -6.5% YoY

🏢 Condos: Benchmark Price $688,000 • West Vancouver -13.6% YoY • North Vancouver -4.3% YoY

📞 Ready to navigate today’s market? Our real estate professionals are here to provide the insight and expertise you need for your next move.

→ View the full stats report in the link below:
https://ebook.royallepagecorporate.ca/view/87100756/


Greater Vancouver Market Update | July 2026The Greater Vancouver housing market changed pace in July, with sales activit...
08/06/2026

Greater Vancouver Market Update | July 2026

The Greater Vancouver housing market changed pace in July, with sales activity easing after five consecutive months of gains. While fewer homes changed hands compared to June, inventory remained above historical levels, giving buyers a strong selection of properties across the region.

A total of 2,052 properties sold, down 13% from June and 10% compared to July 2025. Active inventory totalled 15,846 properties, remaining 26% above the 10-year average for July, while the average selling price declined 2.5% from June to $1,215,541.

🏘️ Property Type Breakdown:
• Detached Homes – Avg. Price: $1,967,917 | Sales: 641 | Inventory: 6,236
• Townhomes – Avg. Price: $1,037,131 | Sales: 353 | Inventory: 2,057
• Condos – Avg. Price: $742,446 | Sales: 955 | Inventory: 6,733

📍Whether you’re just starting your search or ready to make a move, we’ll connect you with a real estate professional who can guide you every step of the way.

→ View the full stats report in the link below:
https://ebook.royallepagecorporate.ca/view/87100756/

🏡 Canada’s Housing Market Gains Momentum in the Second Quarter of 2026Following a slower start to the year, Canada’s hou...
07/24/2026

🏡 Canada’s Housing Market Gains Momentum in the Second Quarter of 2026

Following a slower start to the year, Canada’s housing market gained momentum in the second quarter as activity began to improve. According to the latest Royal LePage House Price Survey, the national aggregate home price decreased 1.4% year over year to $814,900, while increasing 0.2% from Q1 2026, signalling greater market stability.

In Greater Vancouver, the aggregate price of a home decreased 4.5% year over year to $1,164,100 in Q2 2026, while prices showed signs of stabilization. As more buyers returned in May and June, increased demand is expected to support a more active housing market in the second half of the year.

📍If you’re thinking about your next move or want to understand what’s happening in your area, connect with one of our real estate professionals today.

→ Swipe through for insights from this quarter’s report & view the full report in the link below: https://ebook.royallepagecorporate.ca/view/1004969821/

📣 Bank of Canada leaves overnight rate unchanged at 2.25%.With global economic uncertainty continuing, the Bank of Canad...
07/15/2026

📣 Bank of Canada leaves overnight rate unchanged at 2.25%.

With global economic uncertainty continuing, the Bank of Canada has maintained its overnight policy rate at 2.25%, as uncertainty remains driven by high energy prices and evolving U.S. trade policy. The Bank noted that Canada’s economy is showing encouraging signs of improvement, with growth gaining momentum.

Economic activity is expected to strengthen as consumer spending remains resilient, exports continue to recover and business investment picks up. Inflation is expected to gradually ease, while the Bank remains committed to price stability and will adjust monetary policy if economic conditions require.

📆 Next update: September 2, 2026

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🏡 More Buyers Are Expanding Their Home Search Beyond Canada’s Major MarketsChanging buyer priorities are prompting more ...
07/13/2026

🏡 More Buyers Are Expanding Their Home Search Beyond Canada’s Major Markets

Changing buyer priorities are prompting more Canadians to consider communities outside the country’s largest urban centres. Royal LePage’s latest survey reveals that 51% of residents in the Greater Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver regions would consider moving to one of Canada’s 15 most affordable cities if employment or remote work opportunities were available.

With affordability improving in 61 of 62 major Canadian markets since 2024, buyers are increasingly considering communities that offer a balance of homeownership potential, career options and quality of life.

🔗 View the full Royal LePage 2026 Most Affordable Canadian Cities Report through the link below:
https://ebook.royallepagecorporate.ca/view/602436967/

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