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Highest Home Value in British Columbia

Top 100 cities ranked by highest home value

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Highest Home Value — British Columbia

1 West Vancouver $2,500,000
2 Vancouver $1,450,000
3 Oak Bay $1,400,000
4 North Saanich $1,200,000
5 Whistler $1,200,000
6 Delta $1,190,000
7 Metro Vancouver A $1,100,000
8 Surrey $1,000,000
9 Metchosin $1,000,000
10 Port Moody $1,000,000
11 Squamish $1,000,000
12 Richmond $990,000
13 North Vancouver $990,000
14 Burnaby $980,000
15 Saanich $930,000
16 Maple Ridge $900,000
17 Port Coquitlam $900,000
18 Nanaimo E $900,000
19 White Rock $900,000
20 Central Saanich $900,000
21 Pitt Meadows $890,000
22 Abbotsford $850,000
23 View Royal $800,000
24 Saltspring Island $800,000
25 Comox Valley B $800,000
26 Colwood $800,000
27 Lake Country $800,000
28 Coldstream $755,000
29 Cowichan Valley C $750,000
30 Chilliwack $750,000
31 Victoria $750,000
32 West Kelowna $750,000
33 Sidney $750,000
34 Comox Valley C $750,000
35 Nanaimo G $750,000
36 Langford $730,000
37 Kelowna $725,000
38 Qualicum Beach $725,000
39 Comox Valley A $725,000
40 New Westminster $700,000
41 Peachland $700,000
42 Cowichan Valley B $700,000
43 Revelstoke $695,000
44 Nanaimo A $685,000
45 Summerland $650,000
46 Kent $650,000
47 Sooke $650,000
48 Fernie $645,000
49 Spallumcheen $640,000
50 Nanaimo $600,000
51 Southern Gulf Islands $600,000
52 North Cowichan $600,000
53 Strathcona $600,000
54 Hope $600,000
55 Parksville $600,000
56 Columbia-Shuswap C $600,000
57 Nanaimo F $600,000
58 Nelson $580,000
59 East Kootenay C $576,000
60 Courtenay $572,000
61 Surrey Centre $560,468
62 Rural Saanich $560,468
63 Fairfield $560,468
64 Eagle Ridge $560,468
65 Queensborough $560,468
66 North Kamloops $560,468
67 East Cambie $560,468
68 Westsyde $560,468
69 Brow of the Hill $560,468
70 Brentwood Park $560,468
71 Coal Harbour $560,468
72 Hockaday $560,468
73 Whatcom $560,468
74 Douglas-Gilpin $560,468
75 Fernwood $560,468
76 Gastown $560,468
77 South Clearbrook $560,468
78 Garden Village $560,468
79 Tillicum $560,468
80 Marshall-McCallum $560,468
81 Sardis $560,468
82 Hanceville $560,468
83 Historic Downtown $560,468
84 Sunshine Hills $560,468
85 Olympic Village $560,468
86 Uptown $560,468
87 McMillan $560,468
88 Tsinstikeptum 10 $560,468
89 Riverwood $560,468
90 Royal Oak $560,468
91 Harewood $560,468
92 Lochdale $560,468
93 New Horizons $560,468
94 Shaughnessy $560,468
95 Ganges $560,468
96 Oxford Heights $560,468
97 Glenrosa $560,468
98 Stride Hill $560,468
99 Ironwood $560,468
100 Cedar Cove $560,468

The most expensive housing markets in British Columbia reflect areas of high demand, limited supply, and strong local economies. West Vancouver leads with a median home value of $2,500,000. These cities are often located in major metro areas or regions with significant economic activity.

High home values are driven by factors including strong job markets, desirable locations, good school districts, and limited buildable land. For homeowners, high values represent significant wealth accumulation, but for prospective buyers, they create substantial barriers to entry.

Many of the most expensive markets have seen rapid appreciation over the past decade, outpacing income growth and raising affordability concerns. This has led to increased interest in remote work opportunities that allow residents to earn high salaries while living in more affordable areas.

Did You Know?

  • 1. A typical home in West Vancouver costs $2,500,000 — 7.1x the national median of $350,000.
  • 2. Home values in the top 10 most expensive cities have increased by an average of 40-60% over the past decade.
  • 3. In the most expensive markets, a 20% down payment alone exceeds the median home price in most U.S. cities.

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