Dundarave Real Estate Market Stats and Trends

Dundarave has active condo, townhome, and detached segments, so the figures below cover all three. As of July 31, 2026, the condo segment carries a median price of $1,648,000 across 23 active listings, with a median $1,562 per square foot and 46 days on market. The townhome segment shows a median of $2,323,500 across 4 active listings, with a median 101 days on market. The detached segment carries a median of $4,139,000 across 32 active listings, with a median $1,163 per square foot and 68.5 days on market.

Dundarave stands out among West Vancouver's neighbourhoods in that both its condo and detached segments command a premium over the municipality wide baseline on price and on a per square foot basis. The condo median of $1,648,000 runs about 18 percent above West Vancouver's overall condo median of $1,394,250, and its per square foot figure of $1,562 runs about 26 percent above the municipal average of $1,236. The detached median of $4,139,000 runs about 10 percent above the municipal detached median of $3,750,000, with a per square foot premium of about 20 percent, $1,163 versus $969. This double premium, on both total price and per square foot, reflects Dundarave's waterfront and near-waterfront position, a different pattern from West Vancouver's hillside neighbourhoods, where price premiums often come from larger lots rather than a higher cost per square foot.

Detached Segment Has Tightened Sharply in Recent Months

The detached segment has shown real movement in 2026. Months of inventory ran high through late 2025 and into early 2026, reaching the low thirties in March and April, before easing considerably to 9.8 months in June and 4.6 months in July, among the tightest readings anywhere in the West Vancouver cluster this session. Sales volume has picked up alongside the tighter inventory, with July 2026 showing 7 closings, the strongest month of the past year. Discounting off list price has remained fairly steady throughout, typically in the high single digits to low teens as a percentage of asking.

The condo segment has traded in a narrower, more consistent range, generally 4 to 7 months of inventory over the past year with sales volume holding between 2 and 8 per month. This is a healthier volume picture than several other West Vancouver neighbourhoods and supports reading the monthly trend data with reasonable confidence.

The townhome segment remains thin, 2 to 9 active listings over the past year and sales in most months at zero or one closing. As with the thin segments in Ambleside and Caulfeild, month to month price movement here reflects which specific unit sold rather than a market-wide trend, and January 2026's discount figure of 22.4 percent in particular reflects one atypical sale rather than a broader pattern.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median condo price in Dundarave in 2026?

As of July 31, 2026, the median price across 23 active Dundarave condo listings is $1,648,000, with a median of $1,562 per square foot and 46 days on market.

What is the median detached home price in Dundarave in 2026?

As of July 31, 2026, the median price across 32 active Dundarave detached listings is $4,139,000, with a median of $1,163 per square foot and 68.5 days on market.

Why does Dundarave carry a higher price per square foot than other West Vancouver neighbourhoods?

Dundarave's waterfront and near-waterfront position drives a premium on both total price and price per square foot, in both its condo and detached segments. This differs from hillside neighbourhoods like British Properties and Chartwell, where homes sell at a premium in total price but a similar or lower price per square foot, since larger lots and larger homes there naturally reduce the per square foot figure even at a high overall price.

Is Dundarave a buyer's market or a seller's market right now?

Conditions have shifted meaningfully in the detached segment, which eased from months of inventory in the low thirties in early 2026 to 4.6 months as of July 2026, alongside a strong July sales month, pointing toward more balanced to tighter conditions. The condo segment has held a steadier range of 4 to 7 months of inventory over the past year, also closer to balanced. The townhome segment remains too thin, typically 2 to 9 active listings, to characterize reliably in either direction.