We have compiled sales and listings statistics for the period running from September 8th to September 15th,
and
released
them
in
this
easy
to
read
format! If you have any further
questions or require more detail please get in touch with us. We experienced a third consecutive week of weakened sales volume, though the market did improve slightly. In the downtown markets this has a lot more to do with the quality, quantity, and location of desirable listings then more global economic variables. New listings continued to trend upwards, but the spacial distribution of the listings did not curb demand in the 'hotter' downtown areas. False Creek North and Yaletown continue to be heavily in demand, especially in the mid-grade price brackets; ranging from around $400,000 up to $700,000. Well-priced listings are moving at a hectic pace in these markets! Vancouver
West as a whole saw 209 new attached listings; supply rebounded as mentioned this past week, up from the 145 new listings submitted last week. Sales volume saw a marginal increase, with 125 sales (up from 106
confirmed in the previous period). Supply remains limited in the
1-bedroom market with sales of properties under the $450,000 mark
continuing to be brisk; Yaletown and False Creek North continue to
demonstrate pent up demand conditions. We expect modest conditions to
continue
through mid-September prior to the regular increase in market activity
in the Fall.
209 new listings in the Vancouver West Region with 115 (55%) falling in the downtown areas (including: West End, Downtown, Coal Harbour, and False Creek North sub-areas).
New Listings Per Sub-Area:
- Downtown Core: 70 (61%)
- Coal Harbour: 13 (11%)
- West End: 18 (16%)
- False Creek North: 14 (12%)
TOTAL : 115 (55%)
125 total sales in the Vancouver West Region with 66 (53%) falling in the downtown areas.
Sales Per Sub-Area:
- Downtown Core: 37 (56%)
- West End: 12 (18%)
- Coal Harbour: 11 (17%)
- False Creek North: 6 (9%)
TOTAL : 66 (53%)
Sales volume saw a moderate recovery, and new listing activity rebounded noticeably; though as mentioned the distribution of the new listings remains focused in certain areas.
The downtown markets took a moderate percentage of the Vancouver
West market share; with 55% of
new listings falling in the downtown neighbourhoods, and 53% of the
firm sales transactions also falling downtown. Despite our listing
versus sales ratio number there continues to be pent up demand in
certain downtown areas, and over-supply in others; we have [125 : 209] ’sales to listings’ or 60% saturation
– interest rates fell last week with most lenders offering in the range of 4.19% on a fixed 5-year term.
Mr.Downtown
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