Homes For Sale Still on the Market After 90 Days highlights properties that have been available for an extended time, often signalling opportunities for buyers seeking flexibility or value. This page serves as a hub, linking to community specific listings where longer time on market is the defining filter. Use it to explore homes that may offer negotiation potential or unique conditions within your budget.

Homes For Sale Still on the Market After 90 Days Overview

Homes that remain on the market for more than 90 days often present unique opportunities for buyers. This guide outlines why some listings take longer to sell, from pricing and property condition to market demand. It also explains how buyers can use this information to negotiate effectively and uncover potential value. Use the buttons below to explore related categories and compare long listed homes that may meet your needs.

Homes For Sale Still on the Market After 90 Days by Community

Explore communities across Vancouver Island where homes for sale have been on the market for more than 90 days. These pages highlight opportunities that may offer more room for negotiation or represent unique buying situations.

Homes on Market 90+ Days FAQ

What does it mean if a home has been on the market for over 90 days?

It means the property has not yet sold after three months of being listed. This can happen for many reasons, including price, condition, or limited buyer demand at the time.

Why do some homes stay on the market longer?

Common reasons include an asking price above market value, a smaller pool of buyers, or cosmetic or repair issues that deter interest. Market conditions also play a role.

Are homes listed for 90+ days harder to sell?

Not necessarily. Some homes simply take longer to find the right buyer. However, long market times can sometimes give buyers leverage in negotiations.

Can buyers find opportunities with homes still on the market?

Yes. Homes that have been listed longer may present opportunities for buyers to negotiate a better price, request repairs, or secure favorable terms from motivated sellers.

This guide focuses on homes that have stayed on the market for more than 90 days, a detail that matters to both buyers and sellers. A longer listing time can reflect price, but it can also point to location, seasonality, or shifting demand within a region. I have lived on Vancouver Island for more than 30 years and have seen how different areas react when inventory lingers. In my career I focus on proving actual market value with market movement data, helping buyers and sellers understand whether a longer time on market signals a challenge or an opportunity.

Use this guide to explore regions and see how time frames connect with the wider housing story across the island at Living on Vancouver Island.