Vancouver Leads Affordability Gains Among Major Cities

Andy Schildhorn • September 18, 2026
Red suitcase with a maple leaf stands on a map of Canada and the United States.

Buying a home in Vancouver got marginally less difficult in July 2026, though the bar remains far beyond the reach of most residents.   

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