Most North Vancouver homeowners assume they already know what their home is worth.They check a website.
They hear what the neighbour sold for.
They make a mental note and move on.Here’s the uncomfortable truth:In today’s market, that approach can cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.Not because prices are collapsing — but because zoning, lot structure, and buyer demand have quietly changed, and most homeowners haven’t caught up yet.This isn’t hype.
It’s happening in real conversations — weekly.
They hear what the neighbour sold for.
They make a mental note and move on.Here’s the uncomfortable truth:In today’s market, that approach can cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.Not because prices are collapsing — but because zoning, lot structure, and buyer demand have quietly changed, and most homeowners haven’t caught up yet.This isn’t hype.
It’s happening in real conversations — weekly.
The Shift Most Homeowners Miss
Most North Vancouver homeowners assume they already know what their home is worth.They check a website.
They hear what the neighbour sold for.
They make a mental note and move on.Here’s the uncomfortable truth:In today’s market, that approach can cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.Not because prices are collapsing — but because zoning, lot structure, and buyer demand have quietly changed, and most homeowners haven’t caught up yet.This isn’t hype.
It’s happening in real conversations — weekly.
They hear what the neighbour sold for.
They make a mental note and move on.Here’s the uncomfortable truth:In today’s market, that approach can cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.Not because prices are collapsing — but because zoning, lot structure, and buyer demand have quietly changed, and most homeowners haven’t caught up yet.This isn’t hype.
It’s happening in real conversations — weekly.






