Lake Cowichan Home Values in February 2024

Avg Home Prices
  • Vancouver Island: $844,196 l North Island: $391,667 l Comox Valley: $947,555 l Cowichan Valley: $812,181 l Pacific Rim: $583,496 l Parksville & Qualicum: $1,064,865 l Nanaimo: $847,984 l Campbell River: $766,992 l Surrounding Islands: $580,000 l Chemainus: $620,000 l Cobble Hill: $872,500 l Cowichan Bay: $872,000 l Crofton: $653,000 l East Duncan: $823,850 l Honeymoon Bay: $809,750 l Ladysmith: $877,500 l Lake Cowichan: $624,667 l Mill Bay: $1,117,000 l Shawnigan Lake: $764,000 l West Duncan: $722,576 l Youbou: $450,000 l Kelsey Bay & Sayward: $375,000 l Port Hardy: $260,000 l Port McNeill: $540,000 l Central Campbell River: $641,571 l North Campbell River: $994,900 l South Campbell River: $715,000 l West Campbell River: $674,950 l Willow Point: $835,154 l Town of Comox: $914,294 l City of Courtenay: $780,250 l East Courtenay: $1,006,786 l North Courtenay: $1,407,450 l South Courtenay: $1,019,267 l West Courtenay: $662,500 l Crown Isle in Courtenay: $1,248,850 l Cumberland: $911,250 l Merville & Black Creek: $916,400 l Union Bay & Fanny Bay: $820,000 l Brechin Hill in Nanaimo: $515,000 l Cedar: $1,075,000 l Central Nanaimo: $643,067 l Chase River Area of Nanaimo: $756,300 l Departure Bay in Nanaimo: $871,286 l Diver Lake in Nanaimo: $828,967 l Extension area in Nanaimo: $520,000 l Hammond Bay in Nanaimo: $1,111,875 l Lower Lantzville: $935,000 l North Jingle Pot: $1,189,000 l North Nanaimo: $1,035,136 l Old City Nanaimo: $601,333 l Pleasant Valley in Nanaimo: $689,967 l South Jingle Pot in Nanaimo: $761,000 l South Nanaimo: $681,870 l University District in Nanaimo: $904,648 l Uplands in Nanaimo: $672,528 l Upper Lantzville: $1,366,500 l Bowser & Deep: $1,014,000 l Fairwinds: $1,321,650 l French Creek: $1,079,750 l Nanoose: $1,525,500 l Parksville: $929,070 l Qualicum Beach: $896,764 l North Qualicum: $880,000 l Alberni Valley: $720,000 l Port Alberni: $541,018 l Ucluelet: $783,000 l
Lake Cowichan Real Estate Market Reports
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Real estate sign featuring 'SOLD' at the top, with information about the Lake Cowichan housing market update for February 2024 below. It highlights a decrease in the average selling price for single-family detached homes, new versus active listings, and the number of properties sold with days on the market. Contact details for Jason Anson, a real estate agent, are provided with links to social media and a website.
Detailed February 2024 real estate statistics for Lake Cowichan showcasing market trends and realtor Jason Anson’s contact information.

The Lake Cowichan real estate market has experienced notable changes in February 2024, according to the Vancouver Island Real Estate Board (VIREB). This report provides a detailed analysis of the market dynamics for residential – single-family detached homes in Zone 3 – Cowichan Valley, focusing on listings, sales, pricing trends, and other crucial metrics.

Market Overview:

  • Listings Decrease: The number of units listed saw a dramatic decrease, from 20 in the previous year to just 7 this year, marking a -65.00% change. This trend indicates a significant tightening in the market’s inventory.
  • Sales Increase: A stark contrast is observed in the units reported sold, which increased from 1 last year to 3 this year, a 200.00% increase, demonstrating a growing buyer interest or possibly a market with competitive pricing.
  • Sell/List Ratio Improvement: The sell/list ratio has seen an improvement to 42.86% from last year’s 5.00%, suggesting an increased efficiency in the market where a higher proportion of listings are being sold.
  • Sales Dollars Growth: Reported sales dollars witnessed a substantial growth to $1,753,500 from $790,000, indicating more activity and potentially higher-valued properties being sold.
  • Average Selling Price Fluctuation: The average selling price per unit showed a decline to $584,500 from $790,000, pointing to a market adjustment or a shift in the types of homes being sold.
  • Days to Sell Reduction: The average days to sell has decreased from 52 to 43, indicating a quicker turnover in the market, which is beneficial for sellers.

Active Listings: The active listings count stands at 24, lower than the previous year’s 39, which could imply limited options for buyers and potential upward pressure on prices due to increased competition.

Conclusion: The February 2024 real estate market in Lake Cowichan showcases a mixed bag of trends, with a notable decrease in listings but an increase in sales activity, suggesting a competitive market environment. The fluctuations in average selling prices and the reduction in days to sell highlight the dynamic nature of the market, offering opportunities and challenges for both buyers and sellers.

For those considering entering the Lake Cowichan real estate market, these insights can guide decision-making, whether you’re looking to buy or sell. Understanding the current market dynamics is crucial in making informed real estate decisions.

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