Lonsdale

North Vancouver, British Columbia

Market snapshot

As of September 29, 2026, the median asking price in Lonsdale, North Vancouver is $1,034,000, across 396 active MLS® listings.

Those listings have been on the market an average of 58 days.

191 new listings came to market in Lonsdale in the last 30 days.

Asking prices work out to about $963 per square foot, based on the 396 listings that report floor area.

Condos in Lonsdale are listed at an average of $889,338 across 250 active listings.

Townhouses in Lonsdale are listed at an average of $1,308,554 across 70 active listings.

Detached homes in Lonsdale are listed at an average of $2,501,386 across 58 active listings.

Duplexes in Lonsdale are listed at an average of $2,177,613 across 16 active listings.

About Lonsdale

North Vancouver’s walkable city corridor and waterfront hub

Lonsdale is where North Vancouver feels most urban and walk-first.

This is a condo-forward, activity-rich corridor built around everyday convenience, the waterfront draw of Lonsdale Quay/Shipyards District, and a long commercial spine along Lonsdale Avenue. The appeal is having services, dining, fitness, and culture close at hand; it is not a low-activity, purely residential setting where daily life fades into the background.

Living in Lonsdale

Homes in Lonsdale are mostly condominium apartments, forming a distinctly urban housing profile for the North Shore. Townhouses and detached houses are also common, creating a mix where building type and tenure can shift noticeably from one pocket to the next.

The typical home is a condominium apartment in a multi-unit building near the Lonsdale Avenue corridor.

Selling in Lonsdale

Selling in Lonsdale is about making the exact version of “urban North Shore” you’re offering easy to see: a newer condo tower versus an older low-rise, a townhouse versus a detached house, and whether the home reads as a walk-first address or a transit-dependent one. Buyers will weigh day-to-day convenience against building realities, so the listing has to clarify what the home includes and how the building or property actually functions.

What the marketing has to address

Building specifics

For condominium apartments, make the strata, fees, and what they cover easy to understand, alongside the building’s condition and any recent work. Clarity around parking, storage, and bike facilities matters in a neighbourhood with Bike Score of 76.

Urban convenience

Show how the address connects to the Lonsdale Avenue retail spine and daily errands, consistent with Walk Score of 92. Where you sit relative to places like Whole Foods Market or Lilium Cafe Bakery helps a buyer picture the routine without guessing.

Parks & culture

If you’re near green space or venues, put it forward as a lived amenity rather than a vague claim. Anchors like Victoria Park, Grand Boulevard park, North Vancouver City Library, and Presentation House Theatre are concrete reference points.

Home type tradeoffs

For townhouses and detached houses, position what the property offers that a condo can’t, without blurring the line between the categories. For condos, lean into lock-and-leave practicality and proximity to services like WELL Health Medical Centres and North Shore Medical Group.

The bottom line

Lonsdale is North Vancouver’s primary urban corridor, built around Lonsdale Quay/Shipyards District and the retail spine along Lonsdale Avenue, with a housing mix that leans heavily to condominium apartments. It’s a place where parks, gyms, cultural venues, and everyday shopping sit close together in a walkable pattern, with transit that’s useful but not as defining as the walk score. It may be less suited if you prioritize a mostly detached-home setting or want to rely on transit as the main way you move around.

This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.

Market pulse

Lonsdale currently has 446 active for-sale listings with a median asking price of $1,024,000 and an average of $944 per square foot, giving buyers a broad range of options but still reflecting premium pricing. Homes are averaging 70 days on market so far, suggesting listings may take time to secure the right offer, while 180 new listings in the past 30 days point to fresh supply and potentially more negotiating leverage for patient buyers and investors.

AI-written commentary on the active MLS® listing snapshot as of September 23, 2026. Not financial advice.

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Walk Score 92 · Transit Score 61 · Bike Score 76

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