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MATT WOLFE REAL ESTATE
MONTHLY MARKET UPDATE
JULY 2026
Greater Victoria Market Update

The market is giving buyers more choice - and sellers a reason to be strategic.

A clear, client-friendly look at the June 2026 Greater Victoria real estate market.

June 2026 at a glance

Market Snapshot

Greater Victoria remains active and balanced, but increased inventory means buyers can compare more carefully and sellers need to compete more deliberately.

719
Total properties sold
Down 5.5% from June 2025
4,054
Active listings
Up 7.3% year over year
$1,326,500
Victoria Core single-family benchmark
Down 0.6% year over year
Balanced
Overall market conditions
More choice, less urgency

Matt's Take

Buyers have more room to compare value, while sellers need strong pricing, presentation and preparation to stand out.

How to read the market

What this means for you

For Buyers

  • More listings mean better selection and fewer rushed decisions.
  • There may be stronger negotiating opportunities, especially on homes that have been sitting on the market.
  • Condition, location and future resale value should still guide the decision - not just the discount.

For Sellers

  • Accurate pricing matters from day one.
  • Presentation, photography and positioning can determine whether buyers act or move on.
  • Homes that clearly demonstrate value can still sell well in a balanced market.

Single-Family

June sales
388
Average sale price
$1,277,549
Median sale price
$1,125,000

Condominiums

June sales
182
Average sale price
$591,135
Median sale price
$524,895

Townhomes

June sales
94
Average sale price
$889,326
Median sale price
$826,000
Price benchmarks

Where benchmark values landed

The MLS® Home Price Index is useful because it compares a consistent benchmark home rather than relying only on averages, which can change based on the mix of properties sold.

June 2026 Benchmark Prices

SF Core
$1.327M
SF Westshore
$1.023M
Condo Core
$549K
Town Core
$841K
4,054

active listings at the end of June.
That is the clearest reason buyers have more options and more time to make informed decisions.

Did You Know?

VREB considers a sales-to-active-listings ratio between 17% and 28% to be a balanced market. June remained within that range, suggesting limited pressure on prices in either direction.

The practical takeaway

Good decisions start with local context

Headline numbers describe the region, but real estate is still highly neighbourhood-specific. The right strategy depends on the property type, price range, location, condition and competing inventory.

Thinking about a move?

I would be happy to prepare a current market value review for your home or build a focused search that shows both active and recently sold properties in the neighbourhoods that matter to you.

Let's talk about your next move.

Buying, selling, or simply curious about your home's current value?