North Vancouver Condos $900K – $1.2M

This bracket represents the upper-middle tier of the North Vancouver condo market — predominantly two-bedroom suites in newer concrete buildings, with a median year built of 2015. Lower Lonsdale and Lynn Valley lead by volume, followed by Central Lonsdale, Lynnmour, and Northlands. Ninety-three percent of sales in this range are two-bedrooms, with a small but growing share of three-bedroom suites. 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 $900K to $1.2M in North Vancouver

This is the newest bracket in the North Vancouver condo market. With a median year built of 2015, buyers here access post-2010 concrete construction — better building envelopes, updated mechanical systems, higher ceilings, and stronger reserve fund positions relative to older stock. Ninety-three percent of sales are two-bedrooms, with three-bedroom suites beginning to appear at the upper end of this range.

Lower Lonsdale leads by volume — boutique concrete towers close to the Shipyards and Esplanade corridor, with upper-floor suites commanding water and mountain views that justify the premium over older product in the same area. Lynn Valley follows closely, with newer concrete buildings close to Lynn Valley Village delivering mountain outlooks and walkable neighbourhood amenities. The Lynn Valley condo benchmark sits above the NV average, and two-bedrooms in this range here represent some of the most sought-after product in the city.

Northlands appears meaningfully in this bracket for the first time — a master-planned community adjacent to Seymour ski and mountain bike terrain, with newer concrete buildings, structured parking, and amenities that appeal strongly to outdoor-oriented buyers. Lynnmour and Central Lonsdale also contribute solid inventory at this price point, with Central Lonsdale offering urban convenience and Lynnmour offering newer builds with more square footage.

What buyers should know at this price point

Newer construction does not mean no due diligence. Buildings from 2010 to 2020 are at the age where depreciation reports begin flagging first-generation mechanical and envelope items. Newer does not mean no reserve fund scrutiny required — it means the issues are different, not absent. Always review the depreciation report and strata financials regardless of building age.

Views command a significant premium. In this bracket, a suite with mountain or water views from an upper floor can trade $100,000 to $200,000 above a comparable suite on a lower floor in the same building. This premium is real and persistent — view suites hold value better and sell faster. If view is important to you, budget for it explicitly rather than hoping to find it at the bottom of this range.

Three-bedrooms start appearing here. The $900K to $1.2M range is where three-bedroom condos begin to appear in North Vancouver — primarily in Northlands, Lynnmour, and select buildings in Lower Lonsdale. Three-bedroom suites in this bracket represent exceptional value relative to the townhome market, which benchmarks at $1,273,700 NV-wide. For families who want more space but prefer condo strata living, this is the bracket to focus on.

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