Whistler Real Estate Market Statistics
This chart shows the number of sales each month since the start of 2008. Gives you a pretty good visual representation of how strong the sales volume has become in Whistler with these low prices. As a chart analyst I would say that we're either just going to bounce off the 67 and head lower or we could look for the sales volume to increase and break through this barrier to test the 72 and/or the 82 set back in the winter of 2008. We may be more likely to see a correctlon down to the 35 to 40 level for the months of December and January before a ramp up and re-test of the aforementioned highs at 72 and 82.
Here's a great chart that shows the number of active listings since 2006 versus the number of actual sold properties over the past 10 years. Unfortunately our listing system is only able to pull statistical data on the number of active listings since 2006. This is just fine though if you understand that the market peak here really was around the last half of 2006 to the first quarter of 2007. This data is for all property types (chalets, vacant land, condos, townhomes, quartershares, etc.).
Here's a great chart that shows the number of active listings since 2006 versus the number of actual sold properties over the past 10 years. Unfortunately our listing system is only able to pull statistical data on the number of active listings since 2006. This is just fine though if you understand that the market peak here really was around the last half of 2006 to the first quarter of 2007. This data is for all property types (chalets, vacant land, condos, townhomes, quartershares, etc.).
Next we have a very interesting chart showing the months of inventory (basically the absorption rate) that we have had in Whistler since the peak of the market in 2006/2007. This shows conclusively that we're at our lowest point since 2009 which makes sense since pricing in the Whistler market seems to have been firming up over the past few months.
Ok - here's one more that clearly illustrates the differential between the average list price and the average sale price across all property types in the entire Whistler market over the past 5 years. One thing to keep in mind is that when you see average property prices here in the $1,000,000 plus range it's skewed that way because of a few very high sale prices each year. Really the average property price here sits more in the $1,000,000 to $1,200,000 range and of course if you're looking at condos & townhomes there are plenty of options out there from $200,000 to $400,000 or $500,000 for a nice one or two bedroom unit. It's not all bazillion dollar properties up here!
