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British Columbia buyers enter fall with more homes to consider and relatively subdued sales activity.. The provincial average price was also down 1%, while BCREA’s third-quarter forecast update noted that .

Haven TeamSep 28, 2026 · 4 min read

In Whistler’s sought-after Blueberry Hill neighborhood, 40 Black Tusk Drive offers a refined mountain retreat surrounded by towering evergreens and spectacular alpine scenery. Set on a private, peaceful lot, this inviting residence blends warm interiors with generous outdoor spaces designed to embrace the natural setting. Expansive windows frame the surrounding landscape, while multiple decks provide ideal spots for relaxing, entertaining, and taking in the serene mountain atmosphere. With Whistler’s world-class skiing, hiking trails, lakes, golf, and village amenities nearby, the property offers an exceptional opportunity to experience the year-round beauty and adventure of British Columbia’s renowned mountain community.

Legacy-caliber settings where the view is a defining feature, not an afterthought. From low-bank Salish Sea frontage in North Saanich and an architecturally significant retreat on Salt Spring Island to Oak Bay’s “King of the Hill” 270° panorama, each home is shaped by its horizon. Rounding out the collection are Langley’s 66.3-acre equestrian estate near Thunderbird Show Park and a full-floor Coal Harbour sub-penthouse with commanding 360° vistas.

Across British Columbia, a quintet of homes frames daily life around water, mountains, and the trails in between. From a luxury chalet at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort to an elevated duplex in recreation-forward Pemberton, each property leans into a view-first setting—whether Mount Currie, alpine ridgelines, or 220-degree oceanfront panoramas over Swanson Channel’s orca refuge. Architect-led design, updated systems, and energy-minded comfort appear throughout, alongside flexible spaces suited to work, guests, or creative pursuits.

Across Vancouver, this quintet of desirable homes highlights the city’s range of living, from a high-rise address on Cordova Street to established west-side streets and the family-friendly Kensington–Cedar Cottage community. A bright corner-lot residence with a vaulted entryway, five bedrooms, and a fenced yard underscores everyday comfort and flexibility, including a basement suite. In East Vancouver, two homes at Templeton by Dimex bring Passive House design to the heart of Commercial Drive, steps from shops, restaurants, and beloved cafés.

Ownership as a long-term luxury, whether residential or commercial. In the West End, an architect-designed address at Chilco on Lost Lagoon pairs pedigree with an urban oasis setting. Qualicum Beach contributes two expressions of destination living, from a golf cart-friendly rancher at Pheasant Glen to a French-inspired estate on two landscaped acres. Completing the selection, two Vancouver offerings on West 3rd and West 7th emphasize office and light-industrial strata ownership.

Spaces designed around the view and the outdoors, paired with effortless access. In North Vancouver, a concrete penthouse frames Central Lonsdale and North Shore Mountain vistas while keeping Shipyards and the SeaBus close at hand. In Aristotle, an I-2 flex building pairs commuter-ready amenities with an expansive rooftop patio facing skyline and mountains. On Cowichan Lake in Youbou, walk-on waterfront and deep-water moorage anchor a private, recreation-ready compound.

Across British Columbia, a quintet of properties frames ownership as an entry point to everyday recreation and easy escape. From Saddleview Estates’ southern-exposed, treed acreage near Duncan to Fairwinds’ Gracewood enclave in Nanoose Bay, the emphasis is on land, trails, and an oceanside rhythm. In Sooke, unimpeded Pacific views set the tone for retreat or rental potential, while Osoyoos offers a quarter-share suite at Spirit Ridge with Hyatt management. On Mayne Island, a multi-structure compound pairs privacy with sweeping Active Pass vistas.

Across British Columbia, this quintet of listings is united by a lifestyle-first sensibility—places chosen for what they let you do, not just how they measure. From a 70+ acre Columbia Valley base with multi-season trail access to a furnished Gastown corner suite with unobstructed harbour and North Shore Mountain views, water and peaks stay in constant frame. Lakefront calm appears again at Gun Lake and across 10.4 private acres on Puntzi Lake, while Prince George offers a Tudor restoration story with a former B&B past.