Living in Yaletown: What the Listings Say
By Relta Real Estate
4 min read
Yaletown is a condo neighbourhood, plainly. Of the 128 active listings, 118 are condos, a 92. 2 percent share, with a median price of $1,048,000. Townhouses make up just 8 listings, or 6. 3 percent, and they carry a higher median of $1,243,500. Two other homes round out the count at 1. 6 percent. The median year built is 2002, so most of what you tour here went up in the early 2000s. The median unit runs 1,008 square feet at $1,121 per square foot. Two-bedroom homes dominate the mix with 62 listings at a median of $1,249,475, while one-bedrooms number 39 at $694,900. Studios are rare. Only 7 are listed, at a median of $424,988. Three-bedroom options stay thin too, with 20 available at a median of $2,099,000. The median strata fee sits at $738. That is the housing stock in numbers.
Yaletown at a glance, July 2026
Active listings
128
Median asking price
$1,064,000
Median price per sq ft
$1,121
Listed in the last 30 days
35
Median size
1,008 sq ft
Median year built
2002
Median strata fee
$738 per month
The housing mix
What is for sale in Yaletown
| Property type | Active | Share | Median price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Condos | 118 | 92% | $1,048,000 |
| Townhouses | 8 | 6% | $1,243,500 |
| Other homes | 2 | 2% | $211,500 |
What living here costs
That $738 median strata fee is the number to sit with. On a 1,008 square foot unit, it covers the building maintenance, amenities, and shared systems that come with living in towers built around 2002. Budget it as a fixed monthly cost on top of your mortgage. A two-bedroom at $1,249,475 carries that fee whether you use the gym or not. The living area tells you how the space works day to day. At roughly 1,000 square feet, most two-bedrooms give you a real second room rather than a token one, and the one-bedrooms at $694,900 read as genuine living space rather than a shoebox. You walk to what you need here. The trade is square footage for location, and the fees fund the shared parts that make dense living function. Factor the $738 in early. It changes what a $694,900 one-bedroom actually costs you each month, and it separates a listing you can carry from one you cannot. Run the full number before you tour.
What is happening in Vancouver
For sale in the area
Active listings in Yaletown
See all listings$135,000
$540/sqft
0 bd · 0 ba · 250 sqft
#521-2, 1480 Howe Street
$639,000
$1,278/sqft
1 bd · 1 ba · 500 sqft
#2110, 89 Nelson Street
$799,000
$1,015/sqft
2 bd · 1 ba · 787 sqft
#406, 1055 Homer Street
$1,022,000
$945/sqft
1 bd · 2 ba · 1,082 sqft
#104, 1168 Richards Street
$1,249,950
$1,132/sqft
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,104 sqft
#2303, 33 Smithe Street
$1,549,000
$1,364/sqft
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,136 sqft
#1202, 1495 Richards Street
Start with the price bands. There are 39 listings between $1M and $1. 5M, the single largest cluster, and another 26 between $750K and $1M. That is where the depth is, so that is where you tour first if your budget lands there. Pull the 62 two-bedroom listings and the 39 one-bedrooms into one shortlist. Sort by strata fee against the $738 median. Then go see six of them in a single afternoon while they are still active. Vancouver House holds 9 of the current listings, more than any other building. Book that block now.
Common questions
The median active listing was built in 2002.
The median asking price is $1,064,000 across 128 active listings.
Keep reading
Figures cover 128 active listings in Yaletown as of July 2026, drawn from the MLS feeds Relta Real Estate displays. Asking prices are not sale prices.
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