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Vancouver Home Prices in August 2014 (infographic)

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September 11, 2014
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The Metro Vancouver housing market was an August record with sales up 4.3% above the 10 year sales average for August.

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Vancouver residential property sales were up 10.2% versus August 2013.   Metro Vancouver is a region that is accustomed to strong sales growth however the 5% increase in price (bringing the average residential house price to $631,600) is a modest gain for the region.  House price inflation is mainly attributed to detached homes which posted a 10% increase in sales and 6.6% price increase bringing the average price of a detached home to $984,399.

Check out the breakdown for homes sold in Vancouver.

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