Across Burrard Inlet, North Vancouver combines a lively urban core with mountains, forests and trails a few minutes away. It has been one of the region's steadiest markets — its all-types benchmark is down less over the past year than most of Metro Vancouver.
| Area | All types | Detached | Townhouse | Apartment | 1-year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| North Vancouver | $1,290,400 | $2,042,000 | $1,230,400 | $769,000 | -3.9% |
MLS® Home Price Index benchmark prices, September 2026. "1-year" is the change in the all-types benchmark. Source: Greater Vancouver REALTORS® stats package. Figures are refreshed with each monthly update.
In September 2026, 126 homes sold here: 59 detached, 25 townhouses, and 42 apartments.
GVR reports the City and District of North Vancouver together as one area.
Many North Shore homes sit on sloped lots. That's part of the appeal, and it also means drainage, retaining walls and water management deserve a closer look than they would on flat ground. These are exactly the items that turn into expensive surprises if nobody asks about them early.
Thinking about buying or selling in North Vancouver? The latest region-wide numbers are on my Market Stats page, and I'm glad to give you a read on a specific street or building.
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