Rhonda Ennis Real Estate

10/11/2026

Just listed in Port Coquitlam! This is a rare one, top floor, very private, and no shared walls! It really feels more like a house, with a deck that runs the entire length of the unit. Very spacious and quiet. Just blocks away from parks, shopping and transit.

951 sqft
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2 parking
Listed at $634,900

Central Pt Coquitlam Condo for sale: Looking for a special home? Rarely available 2bdrm/2bth 951 sqft penthouse in boutique building, no shared walls! This is a very private, bright unit with access to over 240sqft of deck space that makes it feel...

10/06/2026

A huge thank you to Stephen and Jerry Jackman of Verico Bayfield Think Mortgages for their thoughtful insights on interest rates and what lies ahead.

10/05/2026

A surge in inventory is reshaping Metro Vancouver’s real estate market this fall. 📊

New listings jumped 41% over August, bringing active inventory to 16,394 homes, giving buyers the deepest selection they’ve seen since July and pushing the region firmly into buyer's market territory with 10 months of supply.

Here are the key takeaways from Dexter Realty’s September 2026 report:

🏡 Detached Homes Leading Demand: Detached sales bucked the broader slowdown, rising 4% year-over-year and 3% month-over-month, driven by price compression and multiple-offer scenarios in select neighborhoods.

🏢 Condos & Townhomes: Condo sales eased 18% year-over-year, partly as buyers explored non-MLS new build opportunities. Townhouse sales held flat year-over-year.

📍 Submarket Highlights:
• West Vancouver logged its 3rd consecutive month of growth (sales up 15% vs. August).

• Port Coquitlam saw new listings more than double (+105% vs. August).

• Pitt Meadows remains the region's lone tight seller’s market at just 4 months of supply.

With seasonal activity picking up into October, upcoming policy updates (Bank of Canada rate decision on Oct 28 & BC Provincial Election on Oct 24) will be key factors to watch.

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10/03/2026

Declining inventory levels and slow, steady sales should provide modest support to home prices for the rest of the year, according to our H2 Residential Market Forecast Report.

Compared to 2025, average prices for all home types are expected to decline by just 0.7 to 1.4 per cent through year’s end.

Discover what may cause prices to deviate from this forecast by reading the report: https://bit.ly/4gncEGP

09/10/2026

09/03/2026

Despite a typical August dip in overall transaction volumes across Metro Vancouver, market momentum is steadily building underneath the surface. Active listings dropped 4% month-over-month, while new listings fell sharply by 9%—causing the overall sales-to-listings ratio to climb to 45% (its highest monthly mark of 2026). As supply tightens faster than demand softens, several submarkets are transitioning toward balanced—and even seller-favourable—territory ahead of the autumn market.

Key Report Highlights:

Greater Vancouver Overview: 1,869 residential properties sold in August (down 8% from July and 5% year-over-year). Active listings ended at 15,798, while new listings contracted to 4,171 (down 31% from June).

Mortgage Rate Stability: The Bank of Canada held its policy rate at 2.25% in September, keeping variable mortgage rates steady and offering buyers increased certainty.

Submarket Standouts:

Pitt Meadows: Reached full seller's market conditions with a 100% sales-to-listings ratio and sales up 29% month-over-month.

Tri-Cities & South Delta: Port Coquitlam's ratio nearly doubled to 66%, while Ladner (63%) and Tsawwassen (66%) saw rapid tightening due to lighter new inventory.

Vancouver Westside & East Side: Both sits at 8 months of supply, with active inventory down 10% year-over-year on the Westside.

Fraser Valley Activity: Recorded its second year-over-year monthly sales gain of 2026 (+1% vs. August 2025). The townhome segment is leading the tightening at 6 months of supply.

With pent-up buyer interest holding steady and new supply pulling back, well-priced properties are positioned for strong reception heading into September and October.

08/13/2026

Moving day foot traffic can wreak havoc on floors, trim, and doorways, no matter the season. Here are a few quick steps will keep both your old place and new home spotless:

Protect High-Traffic Walkways: Lay down heavy-duty neoprene runners or sticky plastic surface film through hallways and main entryways. Avoid standard blue tarps or loose blankets on hard surfaces, they slide easily and create a slipping hazard.

Guard Door Frames & Corners: Corner guards or foam pipe insulation wrapped around door jambs will prevent scuffs, gouges, and paint chips as large furniture moves through tight spots.

Set Up Weather Transition Zones: Place heavy-duty rubber mats both inside and outside the main door. Keep a stack of clean towels nearby to wipe down wet or dusty boxes before they enter, and establish a clear "shoes-on" vs. "shoes-off" zone for your moving crew.

Prevent Heavy Furniture Drag Marks: Place felt pads or sliding discs under couches, dressers, and heavy appliances before pushing them across hardwood, laminate, or tile.

Looking to sell? Contact your Dexter agent to get started.

08/07/2026

Summer soccer excitement may be over, but Metro Vancouver’s real estate market is quietly finding its footing! ⚽🏠

Despite typical seasonal moderation in July, the underlying fundamentals tell a story of stability, balance, and opportunity. Inventory is gradually tightening, seller discipline is keeping new supply in check, and buyers are enjoying well-priced options without the rush of multiple-offer frenzy.

Key Greater Vancouver Highlights (July 2026):
📊 Sales: 2,061 residential units sold (a normal 14% seasonal dip from June).

📉 Active Supply: 16,474 total active listings—down 3% from June & 4% year-over-year.

📋 New Listings: Dropped 16% month-over-month to 5,099 as seller expectations align with demand.

⚖️ Market Balance: Sales-to-listings ratio reached 40% with 8 months of supply, keeping conditions predictable for both buyers and sellers.

Regional Highlights:

Vancouver East: Resilient demand with a 44% sales-to-listings ratio and a 30% drop in new listings.

Port Moody: July highlight! Sales surged 24% month-over-month as supply tightened to 7 months.

Tsawwassen & Ladner: Led the region with strong sales-to-listings ratios of 48% and 46%.

Fraser Valley: Townhouse and condo listings tightened (down 22% and 28% YoY), indicating steady absorption across submarkets.

The Takeaway: Summer quiet creates one of the best times for buyers to take advantage of choice before the active fall market picks up.

🔗 Read the full Dexter July 2026 Sales & Listing Report by visiting our website to sign up.

07/15/2026

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07/06/2026

SOLD in multiple offers in just 2.5 weeks!! Congratulations to the lucky buyers of this lovely Coquitlam condo who didn't wait when they saw the right property. There is competition for the best listings but pricing is key, presentation matters, and my smart seller recognized this and we worked together to bring this property to market.
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969 sq ft
Listed at $729,000

New Horizons Condo for sale: Prime Ground-Level Corner Suite at Bradley House in the Polygon built community of Windsor Gate. This modern 2 bdrm,2 bath 969sq ft unit with 9ft ceilings,wrap around windows,and private yard with street entrance gives...