Lisa Borsato Realtor

09/17/2026

SOLD! 7385 129 Street, Surrey

Congratulations to the sellers of this fantastic home in Surrey!

Welcome home to this spacious 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom home nestled on a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of West Newton. The bright, open concept main floor seamlessly connects the living room, dining area, & kitchen, with direct access to a private, fully fenced backyard & patio, perfect for entertainin...

09/16/2026

Vancouver - Most Expensive Homes of August 2026
August 2026 has brought some truly remarkable listings to Vancouver’s luxury market. The city’s most expensive homes this month span from $19.8 million all the way up to a staggering $58.8 million. For those interested in the upper echelon of Vancouver real estate, here’s a look at the top 15 listings by price:

1. R3041987 — $58,800,000
2. R3143519 — $49,880,000
3. R3147443 — $39,980,000
4. R2934837 — $32,000,000
5. R2934825 — $30,000,000
6. R3058864 — $29,800,000
7. R3127725 — $28,000,000
8. R3138481 — $27,880,000
9. R3045716 — $26,880,000
10. R3136700 — $23,750,000
11. R3134721 — $22,000,000
12. R3050988 — $19,980,000
13. R3150070 — $19,880,000
14. R3083839 — $19,800,000
15. R3111674 — $19,800,000

Having spent over 25 years immersed in the Greater Vancouver and Fraser Valley real estate scene—paired with a lifetime surrounded by design, construction, and a sharp eye for detail—I know that each of these properties tells its own story of craftsmanship, vision, and location. Navigating this segment requires not only market insight, but also a deep understanding of what makes a home truly exceptional. If you’re curious about the architecture, history, or design elements behind these standout listings, I’m always happy to share what I’ve learned from years of experience in the Vancouver luxury market.

09/16/2026

Selling my home was personally a stressful time. Lisa was amazing at being there for me step by step...
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09/15/2026

Vancouver Homebuyers Benefit from Easing Prices
Even with a recent $10,300 dip in Vancouver home prices and some relief from lower mortgage rates, purchasing a home here still demands a remarkable income. The required income has eased by $2,540 and monthly payments have dropped $70, but buyers are still facing a hefty threshold of $223,860—far above the city’s median salary of $69,000. As someone who’s spent a lifetime navigating Vancouver’s real estate landscape, I’ve seen how shifts like these play out on the ground for buyers and sellers alike. Every client’s journey is different, and understanding the realities behind these numbers is key to making confident, informed decisions. My background in both real estate and design, along with years spent listening and guiding in healthcare, shapes how I help clients weigh their options in this ever-evolving market. If you’re feeling the pressure of these figures, you’re not alone—together, we can find a strategy that fits your needs and your future.

09/14/2026

Vancouver Home Sales Dip 4.6%
Vancouver’s real estate market continues to move at a gentler pace, with home sales dipping 4.6% to 1,900 in the latest month. For anyone navigating these shifts, the market’s softer tone has become a defining feature as we enter the second half of the year. The composite benchmark price for residential properties now sits at about $1.1M, shaped by a combination of slower sales and increased inventory—factors that have nudged prices a bit lower. With 4,100 new listings added recently and total inventory reaching 15,800 homes, there’s more choice for buyers, but also more for sellers to consider when positioning their properties. The local real estate board expects this measured pace to last through the end of 2026, so careful strategy and steady, informed decision-making will be essential for anyone making a move. Having spent more than 25 years living and working across Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, I know how important it is to adapt to market rhythms—whether you’re buying, selling, or simply weighing your options. Each client’s needs and timing are unique, and my approach always puts your goals at the center of the conversation, especially in a market where every detail counts.

09/11/2026

Falling home prices drive record 10th straight quarter of affordability gains
It’s encouraging to see housing affordability improve for the 10th quarter in a row, as recent declines in home prices have helped offset the impact of rising mortgage rates. Currently, payments are sitting at 51.1% of median income—a significant marker for anyone considering a move or investment. For those of us in Vancouver, it’s no surprise our city remains the least affordable, but with my decades of experience in Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, I know how crucial it is to watch both income growth and controlled price changes as we look ahead. My approach is always tailored—whether you’re buying, selling, or simply weighing your options, I’m committed to helping you navigate the unique dynamics of our market, drawing from my background in real estate, design, and construction to offer nuanced, client-focused guidance.
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09/08/2026

Welcome home to this spacious 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom home nestled on a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of West Newton. The bright, open concept main floor seamlessly connects the living room, dining area, & kitchen, with direct access to a private, fully fenced backyard & patio, perfect for entertaining, outdoor dining, or relaxing with the family. The main floor features a convenient bedroom, while upstairs offers a generous primary bedroom with a 2 piece ensuite, a second bedroom, full bathroom & plenty of storage space. Enjoy an unbeatable location just steps from Newton Athletic Park, transit, schools, shopping, and all amenities. Bonus features include a metal roof, new hot water tank, one car garage and ample storage. A great opportunity in a highly convenient West Newton location!!

09/07/2026

Everybody loves a long weekend — but does it get spent catching up on chores and errands, or is it strictly a couch-and-coffee kind of day?

🏡 Some tackle the garage, others tackle nothing at all, and both are valid weekend goals. What's the go-to move: productivity or pure relaxation?

No matter how the extra day gets spent, hope it's a great one! ☀️

09/07/2026

Expert Tips for Selling Your Home This Fall and Winter
Looking ahead to 2027, it’s clear that Canada’s housing market is gradually finding its footing again. Recently, we’ve seen early signs of recovery: resales are picking up, inventory is stabilizing, and prices have begun to level out. This shift is largely thanks to improved affordability and steady employment trends, which seem to be rebuilding buyer confidence—something I notice with many of you who have been waiting for the right moment to re-enter the market.

For 2026, forecasts suggest resales may dip by about 4% to around 453,000, and benchmark prices could see a slight decrease of roughly 2% to $794,000, before we start to see gentle gains in 2027. Borrowing costs are hovering near their lows, with the central bank expected to maintain current rates, though trade tensions and energy volatility still add a layer of uncertainty.

As someone who’s spent decades immersed in the rhythms of Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley—and with a background in both real estate and renovation—I understand how these market cycles can shape your decisions and opportunities. The projected rebound in resales and prices across all provinces in 2027 may not be dramatic, but it signals a steady, if uneven, recovery. For anyone considering their next move, context and preparation are key. I’m here to help you navigate this evolving landscape with insight and care, ensuring your plans align with both your goals and the realities of the market.