North Vancouver Condos $700K – $900K

This is the most-searched bracket in the North Vancouver condo market — 30% of all condo sales fall here, and the GVR benchmark price of $784,500 sits squarely in the middle of this range. The dominant product is the two-bedroom suite: 72% of sales in this bracket are two-bedrooms, drawn from newer concrete buildings with a median year built of 2009. Lower Lonsdale leads by volume, followed by Lynn Valley, Central Lonsdale, and Lynnmour. Wallace Green Real Estate Group has helped 500+ North Shore buyers and sellers. Browse below, save this search to see new listings 24 to 48 hours before they hit Realtor.ca, or reach out directly when you are ready to talk.

What you get at $700K to $900K in North Vancouver

This is the two-bedroom bracket. At $700,000 to $900,000, the North Vancouver condo market opens up from predominantly one-bedroom product into a strong selection of two-bedroom suites — 72% of sales in this range are two-bedrooms. The median year built is 2009, meaning buyers here access meaningfully newer stock than the under-$700K bracket: post-leaky-condo era construction, updated building envelopes, and better reserve fund positions are all more common at this price point.

Lower Lonsdale continues to lead by volume, with two-bedroom concrete suites along the Esplanade and St. Andrews corridor representing the bulk of transactions. Lynn Valley is the standout at this bracket — the Lynn Valley condo benchmark sits at $907,700 (April 2026), reflecting the premium buyers pay for mountain views, walkability to Lynn Valley Village, and the neighbourhood's family-oriented character. Two-bedrooms here regularly transact in the $800,000 to $900,000 range. Central Lonsdale and Lynnmour round out the top neighbourhoods, with Lynnmour offering newer master-planned product at the more accessible end of this bracket.

Harbourside and Roche Point also contribute at this price point. Harbourside sits between Lower Lonsdale and the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge — waterfront-adjacent with a quieter feel than Lower Lonsdale proper. Roche Point offers newer construction in a master-planned setting with proximity to the Seymour recreational corridor, appealing to buyers who want square footage and outdoor access over urban walkability.

What buyers should know at this price point

Building vintage matters less here but still matters. The shift from pre-2005 to post-2005 construction is meaningful — leaky condo era risk drops significantly in this bracket. That said, buildings from 2005 to 2015 are now approaching the age where depreciation reports flag envelope and mechanical replacements on the horizon. Review the depreciation report carefully regardless of building age, and pay attention to the unfunded liability relative to the contingency reserve fund balance.

Lynn Valley commands a genuine premium. Buyers comparing a two-bedroom in Lynn Valley to a similarly sized suite in Lynnmour or Pemberton NV will find a $100,000 to $150,000 gap in many cases. That premium reflects real differences: walkability, mountain proximity, school catchment (Argyle Secondary), and a more established neighbourhood character. Whether that premium is worth it depends on your lifestyle priorities.

This is the most competitive bracket for move-up buyers. First-time buyers maxing their budget and move-up buyers stepping out of a one-bedroom converge here. Well-priced two-bedrooms in sought-after buildings — particularly in Lower Lonsdale and Lynn Valley — still attract multiple offers in spring. Being pre-approved and having your strata document review process lined up before you start offering is not optional in this market.

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