Vancouver’s 10 Most Expensive Homes for Sale, November 2026

The most expensive house for sale in the City of Vancouver is still a $28-million concrete-and-steel home in Point Grey, and the top three listings have held their prices since October. Two houses dropped off the list this month, one after a price cut of nearly $2 million.

What changed since October: Compared with our October list, two homes are new and two have left. The newcomers are a $16.99-million house on Kingston Road in the University area at No. 9 and a $16.98-million house on Drummond Drive at No. 10. Both were already posted on REW.ca before October, so they move up rather than newly arrive. A $19.8-million Shaughnessy house on West 38th Avenue, No. 4 last month, no longer appears as an active listing on REW.ca. A First Shaughnessy mansion on Cypress Street, still under construction, cut its asking price to $15.98 million from $17.9 million, which puts it below the cutoff. The eight homes that stayed all kept the same asking price.

Six of the 10 have been posted on REW.ca for 99 days or more. The Bank of Canada raised its policy rate by a quarter point to 2.5 per cent on Oct. 28, and CREA reported that national sales fell 7.7 per cent from a year earlier in September as it cut its 2026 forecast for a third time. For the country’s highest asking prices, see our national list.

How we built this list: We ranked detached houses within the City of Vancouver, including the University Endowment Lands area, by asking price, using active listings on REW.ca checked individually on Nov. 4, 2026. A listing not posted on REW.ca would not appear here. Two Belmont Avenue properties asking $32 million and $30 million and an $18.99-million Drummond Drive property are excluded because they are marketed as sites to build on rather than as homes. Condos, land and multi-unit properties are also out, including a $35.99-million Coal Harbour penthouse and a $45-million multi-unit property on East Broadway. A $16.95-million Drummond Drive house, unfinished and listed as a court-ordered sale, is also excluded. We make no claim about who owns any of these homes.

A note on photos: listing photos belong to the brokerages and photographers who made them, so we do not republish them. Please use the link in each entry to see the real home. The photo at the top of this story is a file photo of the West Point Grey shoreline with downtown Vancouver in the distance, not a listed property. Photo: bynyalcin, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0.

1. Point Grey (Fannin Avenue): $28,000,000

North of Fourth Avenue on a 37,505-square-foot lot, this 2010 West Coast contemporary house of concrete and steel has six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and about 10,000 square feet, according to the listing. Each bedroom has an ensuite and its own outdoor sitting area, and there is a caretaker’s studio.

See the full listing and photo gallery: FaithWilson Christie’s International Real Estate (via REW.ca)

2. University area (Drummond Drive): $27,880,000

This 2007 estate on about 1.5 acres has 11 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms, with fir millwork and large skylights. It has a heated pool and hot tub, a renovated theatre, a gym, a wine cellar, a geothermal heat pump, parking for six and a coach house.

See the full listing and photo gallery: Luxmore Realty (via REW.ca)

3. Shaughnessy: $26,880,000

Built in 2018 and marketed under a French chateau name, this 11,670-square-foot house has six bedrooms and nine bathrooms on a lot of about 26,400 square feet. It has a double-height marble foyer, a 50-foot indoor lap pool, a 400-square-foot theatre, an elevator and a 1,500-square-foot terrace facing the mountains.

See the full listing and photo gallery: Sutton Group-West Coast Realty (via REW.ca)

4. Kitsilano (Point Grey Road): $19,500,000

On a waterfront lot of 49.5 by 160 feet, this three-bedroom, four-bathroom house was reworked by designer Dan White and is listed at 5,152 square feet. A large feature staircase rises through the open interior, and windows look out on the ocean, mountains and skyline.

See the full listing and photo gallery: WESTSIDE Tom Gradecak Realty (via REW.ca)

5. Kitsilano (Point Grey Road): $18,000,000

Howard Airey designed this 2007 house, which pairs a London rowhouse look with West Coast contemporary lines. Its three bedrooms sit behind weathered brick from a former Pennsylvania chocolate factory. It has a rooftop terrace with an outdoor kitchen and fireplace, and a garage with a car turntable.

See the full listing and photo gallery: WESTSIDE Tom Gradecak Realty (via REW.ca)

6. Shaughnessy: $17,990,000

Architect Loy Leyland designed this 2002 house on a 23,630-square-foot lot. It has six bedrooms, all with ensuites, close to 10,000 square feet and an indoor pool nearly 60 feet long. There is also a wok kitchen, a theatre, a wet bar and a four-car garage.

See the full listing and photo gallery: Latitude Realty (via REW.ca)

7. Point Grey (Drummond Drive): $17,890,000

This 1996 concrete mansion has eight bedrooms and about 13,000 square feet on 0.88 acres, with mountain and ocean views. The primary suite takes up the entire third floor. It has an elevator, a theatre, a library, a heated circular driveway and a five-car garage.

See the full listing and photo gallery: Sutton Group-West Coast Realty (via REW.ca)

8. Point Grey (Blanca Street): $17,398,000

Built in 1990 on a 10,462-square-foot lot, this five-bedroom, six-bathroom house of about 6,000 square feet is sold as a renovation project. The listing suggests a buyer would spend $5 million to $7 million on the work.

See the full listing and photo gallery: The Partners Real Estate (via REW.ca)

9. University area (Kingston Road): $16,990,000

New to this list, this 2009 house has seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms on a 23,449-square-foot lot, with double-gated entries and a circular driveway. The basement has a recreation room, a movie room and three bedrooms, and the upper floor has mountain and water views.

See the full listing and photo gallery: Dracco Pacific Realty (via REW.ca)

10. Point Grey (Drummond Drive): $16,980,000

Also new to this list, this neoclassical house was custom-built in 1990 and recently renovated. It has nine bedrooms and 10,984 square feet, according to the listing, with a two-storey foyer under a skylight dome, two curved staircases, an elevator to all three levels and a heated outdoor pool.

See the full listing and photo gallery: Luxmore Realty (via REW.ca)

Prices are asking prices from active listings checked Nov. 4, 2026, and can change at any time.

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