Squamish Real Estate Market Report July 2026

🖼️ The Big Picture Benchmark prices are falling across all property types, but demand varies sharply by segment. Townhomes face intense competition, while condos and detached homes remain balanced. 📈 Market Dynamics by Segment 🏘️ Townhomes (Seller's Market) - Demand: Sales doubled YoY to 18 units. - Price: Benchmark price dipped to $999,600. - Pace: Sales activity ratio hit 36.0%; average 44 days. 🏢 Condominiums (Balanced Market) - Demand: Sales rose YoY to 13 units. - Price: Benchmark price dropped to $545,800. - Pace: Sales activity ratio reached 16.0%; average 29 days. 🏠 Detached Homes (Balanced Market) - Demand: Sales fell YoY to 15 units. - Price: Benchmark price fell 3.6% to $1,638,300. - Pace: Sales activity ratio landed at 15.6%; average 22 days. 🚨 Key Opportunities For Buyers: 🏫 Condos (Valleycliffe & Dentville): Major price drops create high leverage. Valleycliffe dropped 17.5% ($341,100), Dentville fell 14.4% ($554,300). 🏡 Luxury Detached (Tantalus & University Highlands): Zero sales in July as prices fell 8.6% in Tantalus ($1,853,300) and 6.1% in University Highlands ($1,969,200), opening doors for under-ask offers. For Sellers: 🏘️ Townhomes: Garibaldi Estates benchmark prices rose 1.7% ($843,500) and Valleycliffe gained 1.3% ($918,300), preserving strong seller pricing power. Sean Brawley (604-849-0500) RE/MAX Masters Realty Personal Real Estate Corp.