These Were B.C.'s Most Expensive Properties in 2024

Lucas Tremblay

1/3/20251 min read

The 2024 property assessments from B.C. Assessment, released Thursday, provide a detailed snapshot of the province’s most expensive real estate, valued as of July 1, 2024. From sprawling Vancouver mansions to private islands and luxury penthouses, the list highlights some of the priciest properties in British Columbia.

Top 3 Most Expensive Properties:

3085 Point Grey Rd., Vancouver – Valued at $82,664,000, this Kitsilano waterfront mansion, owned by Lululemon founder Chip Wilson, has been the province's priciest property since 2014. Its value rose by 1.10% from 2023, equivalent to the price of a two-bedroom Yaletown condo.
4707 Belmont Ave., Vancouver – Worth $71,739,000, this Point Grey home overlooks Spanish Banks and enjoys stunning views of the North Shore mountains.
James Island, Gulf Islands – A private 312-hectare island, valued at $57,526,000, this property features six guest homes, an 18-hole golf course, and a private airstrip.

Luxurious Condos:

The priciest condo in the province is the penthouse at 3101-277 Thurlow St., Vancouver, located in Coal Harbour and valued at $25,926,000. Another unit in the same building, ranked 131st, is worth $18,765,000.

High-End Homes Outside Metro Vancouver:

5432 Stonebridge Dr., Whistler – Ranked 17th and valued at $31,939,000, this property represents the most expensive home outside Metro Vancouver or the Gulf Islands.
Whistler, a favorite for the ultra-wealthy, boasts several entries in the top 500, solidifying its reputation as a luxury destination.

Exclusive Insights:

Metro Vancouver’s Kitsilano, Point Grey, and University Endowment Lands continue to dominate, with 152 of the top 500 properties located along this premium waterfront strip.
Properties in this elite list often feature breathtaking views, expansive estates, and world-class amenities.

Full Data Available:

For a comprehensive look at property values, visit the B.C. Assessment website, where you can explore rankings and values for the top properties in the province.

These high-value assessments underscore B.C.'s global appeal as a real estate hotspot, driven by breathtaking landscapes and a reputation for luxury living.