Dundarave Real Estate

Dundarave operates across three segments with meaningfully higher price points than Ambleside across the board, reflecting the neighbourhood’s stronger waterfront positioning, quieter character, and the generally higher quality of the attached inventory.

The condo market carries an April 2026 median of $1,568,000 with 18 active listings. This is a mature, relatively low-volume segment and buyers here are not shopping for their first home. The product quality is generally strong and the buildings newer, which reduces the capital expenditure risk that exists in Ambleside’s older inventory. That quality comes at a price and the comparison between what $1.5 million buys in Dundarave versus what it buys in Ambleside is a conversation worth having before committing to either neighbourhood.

The townhome segment has a current median of $2,678,000 with only 1 active listing. Inventory in this segment is structurally thin and when quality product comes to market the universe of buyers is small enough and motivated enough that moving with intention matters more than patience.

The detached market carries an April 2026 median of $4,639,000 with 28 active listings. This positions Dundarave’s detached market significantly above Ambleside and closer to the British Properties range, which reflects the waterfront premium and the lot quality in the better sections of the neighbourhood. The range within the detached segment is considerable with properties further from the water on standard lots sit well below the median while the finest waterfront and near-waterfront homes exceed it substantially.

The current market dynamic mirrors what is happening across West Vancouver’s luxury segment: inventory is elevated relative to peak years, buyers are deliberate, and sale prices in the detached segment frequently reflect negotiating room. For prepared buyers with clear criteria this is a more accessible environment than the market offered in 2021 and 2022.