Metro Vancouver Commercial Real Estate Market Data

Compiled by David Taylor, Senior Vice President, Colliers International Canada. Updated regularly from transaction data tracked on Vancouver Market since 2013. All figures sourced from publicly reported sales and listings across Metro Vancouver.


2026 Year-to-Date Transactions

The following notable transactions have been recorded across Metro Vancouver in 2026 to date. Summary statistics for April through October are calculated from all apartment, retail and office sales recorded in that period.

April – October 2026 at a Glance

Asset Class Sales Tracked (Apr–Oct 2026) Total Volume Typical Pricing (Median) Cap Rates
Apartment 33 sales (1,108 units) $323 million $281,818 per unit (Vancouver $304,762) 2.1% – 6.6%
Retail 40 sales $502 million $788 per SF (Vancouver streetfront $1,168) 2.8% – 4.9%
Office 10 sales $175 million $426 per SF (range $359 – $868) 4.0% – 7.5%

Multifamily / Apartment

Property Municipality Sale Price Cap Rate Price / Unit Units Date
St. Andrews Manor New Westminster $8,672,980 5.9% $180,687 48 Oct 2026
Twin Hollies New Westminster $9,327,020 4.8% $216,907 43 Oct 2026
Swan Court Maple Ridge $4,600,000 6.3% $209,091 22 Sep 2026
The Standard Rental Burnaby $19,500,000 n/a $211,957 92 Sep 2026
820 Fifth Avenue New Westminster $5,300,000 3.6% $203,846 26 Aug 2026
The Coachman Vancouver $5,000,000 4.0% $238,095 21 Aug 2026
Santa Monica Apartments Vancouver $7,500,000 2.1% $576,923 13 Aug 2026
Balmoral Apartments Burnaby $12,200,000 n/a $277,273 44 Aug 2026
958 East Broadway Vancouver $3,090,000 6.6% $206,000 15 Aug 2026
Louisa Court Vancouver $5,500,000 4.7% $323,529 17 Jul 2026
St. Michelle Apartments New Westminster $5,400,000 4.9% $257,143 21 Jul 2026
Osler Pines Vancouver $5,439,000 4.5% $259,000 21 Jun 2026
Harvard Apartments North Vancouver $12,250,000 4.0% $382,813 32 Jun 2026
Erwill Apartments Vancouver $10,650,000 n/a $355,000 30 Jun 2026
Newport & Kirya Apartments Vancouver $20,350,000 4.5% $391,346 52 Jun 2026
644 East Victoria Park Avenue North Vancouver $3,000,000 5.9% $300,000 10 Jun 2026
Stanita Court North Vancouver $4,700,000 4.0% $335,714 14 May 2026
Patricia Apartments North Vancouver $3,300,000 3.8% $275,000 12 May 2026
Point Grey Apartments Vancouver $3,280,000 3.7% $410,000 8 May 2026
Grande Manor Vancouver $6,100,000 5.1% $290,476 21 May 2026
11 East 11th Avenue Vancouver $12,300,000 n/a $292,857 42 May 2026
5087 Irving Street Burnaby $10,500,000 4.8% $328,125 32 May 2026
Mount View Terrace Vancouver $13,300,000 3.6% $316,667 42 May 2026
Prince Rupert Villa Vancouver $10,640,000 4.9% $280,000 38 Apr 2026
727 East 17th Avenue (Fraser Street) Vancouver $21,500,000 4.4% $694,000 31 Mar 2026
2250 York Avenue (Kitsilano) Vancouver $5,995,000 3.4% $428,000 14 Mar 2026
1035 West 12th Avenue (Fairview) Vancouver $2,895,000 4.9% $289,500 10 Mar 2026
2280 McGill Street (Grandview-Woodland) Vancouver $5,600,000 n/a $280,000 20 Feb 2026

Apartment observations (April – October 2026): Vancouver buildings traded at a median of $304,762 per unit and a 4.5% median disclosed cap rate, with a wide spread from 2.1% on a 13-unit share sale (Santa Monica Apartments) to 6.6% on an East Broadway building. Outside Vancouver, disclosed cap rates ranged from 3.6% to 6.3% (median 4.8%), with New Westminster and Maple Ridge pricing between roughly $180,000 and $260,000 per unit. North Vancouver produced the highest suburban pricing, including Harvard Apartments at $382,813 per unit and a 4.0% cap rate.

Retail

Property Municipality Sale Price Cap Rate Price / SF GLA (SF) Date
212 East 26th Avenue & 4216 Main Street Vancouver $6,850,000 n/a $1,228 5,576 Oct 2026
3589 – 3599 Commercial Street Vancouver $3,700,000 n/a $617 6,000 Oct 2026
1816 – 1818 Commercial Drive Vancouver $3,328,000 n/a $1,193 2,790 Oct 2026
2171 West 41st Avenue Vancouver $4,300,000 n/a $1,624 2,647 Sep 2026
Newton Square Surrey $26,800,000 n/a $548 48,900 Sep 2026
5335 Kingsway Burnaby $38,500,000 n/a $903 42,624 Sep 2026
4051 No. 5 Road Richmond $14,000,000 n/a $740 18,907 Sep 2026
8790 204th Street Langley $9,800,000 n/a $694 14,123 Aug 2026
2134 West 41st Avenue Vancouver $4,510,000 n/a $1,703 2,648 Aug 2026
400 Main Street Vancouver $3,000,000 n/a $148 20,220 Jul 2026
3290 Grandview Highway Vancouver $3,860,000 3.5% $874 4,414 Jul 2026
1215 56th Street Delta $18,200,000 4.8% $650 28,010 Jul 2026
2057 Lonsdale Avenue North Vancouver $6,700,000 n/a $941 7,121 Jul 2026
108-112 East Hastings Street Vancouver $8,450,000 n/a $462 18,300 Jul 2026
D.E. Mellis Building Langley $8,657,000 n/a $926 9,353 Jun 2026
2239A Granville Street Vancouver $9,669,021 n/a $776 12,464 Jun 2026
8380 112th Street Delta $8,825,000 4.5% $1,672 5,278 May 2026
3208-3244 Oak Street Vancouver $7,200,000 3.4% $1,029 6,996 May 2026
1802 Marine Drive West Vancouver $9,500,000 2.8% $1,418 6,700 Apr 2026
12825 16th Avenue Surrey $12,700,000 n/a $475 26,755 Apr 2026
1047 Denman Street Vancouver $3,420,000 n/a $1,966 1,740 Apr 2026
5948 200th Street Langley $3,450,000 4.9% $380 9,090 Apr 2026
20528–20580 Lougheed Highway (Mageta Medical Centre) Maple Ridge $9,300,000 5.3% $673 13,817 Apr 2026
16793 60th Avenue Surrey $3,600,000 4.4% $563 6,391 Apr 2026
4205 Dunbar Street & 3606 West 26th Avenue Vancouver $5,250,000 n/a $1,144 4,588 Apr 2026
1101–1133 Alberni Street (Park Hyatt retail) Vancouver $55,000,000 5.3% $1,342 40,996 Mar 2026
4041 200th Street (Brookswood Professional Center) Langley $11,200,000 n/a $394 28,399 Feb 2026

Retail observations (April – October 2026): Pricing varies widely by format and location. Vancouver streetfront retail traded at a median of $1,168 per SF, led by small-format Westside and West End buildings such as 1047 Denman Street ($1,966/SF) and 2134 West 41st Avenue ($1,703/SF). Suburban free-standing and neighbourhood retail in Surrey, Langley, Delta and Richmond generally traded between roughly $375 and $925 per SF. Cap rates ranged from 2.8% to 4.9% , with the lowest on West Vancouver’s Marine Drive (2.8%) and Vancouver’s Oak Street (3.4%). Larger transactions included 5335 Kingsway in Burnaby ($38.5 million), Newton Square in Surrey ($26.8 million) and 1215 56th Street in Delta ($18.2 million).

Office

Property Municipality Sale Price Cap Rate Price / SF Building (SF) Date
780 Beatty Street Vancouver $18,000,000 User $380 47,344 Sep 2026
59 – 65 West Pender Street Vancouver $5,000,000 n/a $424 11,791 Aug 2026
5461 12th Avenue Delta $3,000,000 4.5% $408 7,346 Jul 2026
1185 West Georgia Street Vancouver $74,000,000 Low 4% $446 165,855 Jul 2026
Renfrew Business Centre – Phase 1 Vancouver $35,000,000 n/a $429 81,662 Jul 2026
7460 Edmonds Street Burnaby $5,750,000 User $816 7,048 Jun 2026
1777 West 8th Avenue Vancouver $6,250,000 User $868 7,202 Jun 2026
93 Sixth Street New Westminster $4,000,000 4.6% $359 11,127 May 2026
5 East 8th Avenue Vancouver $18,000,000 User $542 33,219 Apr 2026
33386 South Fraser Way Abbotsford $5,950,000 4.0% $413 14,410 Apr 2026

Office observations (April – October 2026): Office activity was limited to 10 recorded sales, mostly smaller buildings plus a few large Vancouver transactions. Users are common buyers in this market as opposed to traditional investors. Pricing has ranged from $359 per SF to $868 per SF. The largest sale was the share sale of 1185 West Georgia Street at $74.0 million ($446 per SF).


2026 Cap Rates Observed Compared with 2025 Benchmarks

Cap rates below are drawn from sales in 2026 that disclosed one, so the sample is smaller than the number of sales. They should be read as indicators rather than market averages.

Asset Class 2025 Range (Metro Vancouver) 2026 Observed (Apr – Oct) Notes
Apartment (Vancouver) 3.0% – 4.0% westside; 4.0% – 5.5% eastside 2.1% – 6.6% (median 4.5%, 10 sales) Wide spread, from 2.1% on a share sale to 6.6% on an East Broadway building
Apartment (suburbs) 4.0% – 5.5% 3.6% – 6.3% (median 4.8%, 10 sales) New Westminster and Maple Ridge at the higher end; North Vancouver at 3.8% – 5.9%
Retail 4.5% – 5.5% urban; 5.0% – 6.5% suburban 2.8% – 4.9% (7 sales) Lowest cap rates on West Vancouver Marine Drive, Oak Street and a single-tenant net lease sale
Office 5.5% – 7.5%+ 4.0% – 4.6% (3 sales) Small suburban buildings only; not representative of larger office pricing

2025 Full Year — Selected Notable Transactions

Greater Vancouver commercial real estate transactions were down 8.3% in 2025 compared to 2024, reflecting continued uncertainty around interest rates and a cautious buyer pool. Despite lower volume, select asset classes — particularly purpose-built rental and suburban retail — remained active.

Key 2025 Cap Rate Benchmarks by Asset Class

Asset Class Cap Rate Range (Metro Vancouver) Notes
Apartment (Vancouver westside) 3.0% – 4.0% Continued compression; land value dominant
Apartment (Vancouver eastside / suburbs) 4.0% – 5.5% More yield-driven buyers
Retail (urban, high-street) 4.5% – 5.5% Dependent on tenancy and lease term
Retail (suburban / strip) 5.0% – 6.5% Medical and service tenancies most sought after
Office 5.5% – 7.5%+ Wide range; vacancy concerns weigh on pricing
Industrial / Land Varies widely Land value and development potential dominant

Development Activity — Notable Applications (2025–2026)

Vancouver Market also tracks rezoning and development permit applications across Metro Vancouver. Key projects in progress include:

  • 601 West Cordova Street, Vancouver — Cadillac Fairview proposing a 22-storey, 417,000 SF office tower adjacent to Waterfront Station. Designed by James Cheng Architects. Application submitted January 2026.
  • 486 West 26th Avenue, Vancouver — Rezoning application for a 12-storey, 52-unit concrete rental tower (up from a previously approved 6-storey condo). Density: 4.91 FSR. Application submitted February 2026.
  • 401 & 421 Kingsway, Vancouver (Mount Pleasant) — Two adjoining applications: a 12-storey, 100-unit condo and a 24-storey, 253-unit rental tower under the Broadway Plan. Application submitted January 2026.
  • 1149–1155 Lynn Valley Road, North Vancouver — DP-approved 6-storey, 66-unit market rental woodframe building (2.88 FSR) currently listed for sale. April 2026.

About This Page

This Data Hub is updated regularly as new transactions are posted to Vancouver Market. It is intended as a reference for investors, brokers, appraisers, lenders, and researchers tracking commercial real estate pricing trends in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia.

Data is compiled from publicly reported sales, listing materials, and broker announcements. Cap rates and per-unit/per-SF figures are reported as disclosed at time of sale and may reflect in-place income rather than market income. This page does not constitute investment advice.

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