Whistler
April marked the second consecutive month of declining home sales in Whistler, with 29* transactions recorded. This represents a decrease of 57% compared to April 2024, with the decline driven almost entirely by the condominium segment. Sales of single-family homes and townhomes remained in-line with last year’s levels. Inventory levels rose in April, with 74 new listings hitting the market, bringing total active listings to 334-the highest since August. This figure is 21% above the 10-year average for April, offering buyers a broader selection of properties. Price trends varied across property types. The median sale price for single-family homes increased both month-over-month and year-over-year. Townhome prices declined, while condo prices remained stable despite the drop in sales volume. Median days on market also rose across all categories, reaching 141 days for single-family homes, 61 days for townhomes, and 43 days for condos. Current sales-to-listing ratios indicate a balanced market for townhomes, while the single-family and condo segments are leaning toward buyer-favorable conditions.
Pemberton
In Pemberton, there were six sales in April – comprised of one chalet, three townhomes, one duplex, and one vacant land sale. This activity is consistent with monthly trends observed so far this year, but remains 54% below the five-year April average. Twelve new listings came to market, while overall inventory remained steady at 61* total units, or 40* when excluding vacant land. The median sale price reached $975,000—the highest this year – suggesting that buyers may be regaining confidence amid growing expectations of stability in lending rates. The Pemberton market overall is balanced, with single-family homes favouring buyers and the townhome segment currently favouring sellers.