Greater Victoria Real Estate Market Update: June 2026

In June 2026, the Greater Victoria market stayed steady, with rising inventory and slightly softer prices giving buyers a little more room. Here is where the numbers landed, according to the Victoria Real Estate Board.

Victoria Real Estate Board · June 2026

By the numbers

719homes sold (down 5.5% year over year, up 0.8% from May)

4,054active listings at month end (up 7.3% year over year)

$1,326,500benchmark single-family home, core (down 0.6% from May)

$549,200benchmark condominium, core (down 1.9% from May)

388 / 182single-family homes and condos sold

~27%fewer condo sales than a year ago

A total of 719 properties sold across the region in June, down 5.5 percent from the 761 sales in June 2025 and up 0.8 percent from May. That included 388 single family homes and 182 condominiums, with condo sales down almost 27 percent year over year.

Inventory kept climbing. There were 4,054 active listings at the end of June, up 7.3 percent from a year earlier, which is welcome news for buyers who have felt short on choice.

Prices eased slightly. The benchmark single family home in the Victoria core was $1,326,500, down 0.6 percent from May. The benchmark condominium was $549,200, down 1.9 percent from May.

If you are buying, more listings and steadier prices mean less competition and more room to negotiate and include conditions. Getting pre-approved lets you move quickly when the right home appears.

If you are selling, sharp pricing and strong presentation matter more than ever as inventory rises. Well-priced, well-presented homes are still selling, while overpriced listings tend to sit.

Thinking about your next move? Every purchase and sale is different. For a plain-language read on what these numbers mean for you, or a free home valuation, get in touch. You can also explore our Buyer and Seller Tools for calculators and official BC and Canada resources.

Source: Victoria Real Estate Board, June 2026 statistics.