If you own a home in Grousewoods and you're still quoting your BC Assessment number at dinner parties, it's time for an update. The real market has moved - and the HonestDoor Price tells a different story than the government's paperwork.
Let's break it down by property type, because houses and condos are telling two very different stories right now.
If you've been watching the "For Sale" signs in Grousewoods, here's what's actually happening. Houses are averaging a sale price of $2,225,000, with a price per square foot sitting around $716. That's not a number to sneeze at. Transaction volume is quiet - only 1 sale last month and 3 total in 2026 so far - but low volume doesn't mean low value. It means our neighbourhood doesn't turn over cheap.
On the neighbourhood leaderboard, Grousewoods houses rank 11 out of 47 for price in North Vancouver - that puts us firmly in the top quarter for value. Growth rank sits at 24 out of 52, which is above average. We're not leading the pack, but we're not chasing it either. The market is taking a breather, but the floor here is solid.
How do we stack up against the neighbours? Cleveland (HonestDoor Price $2,265,754), Handsworth ($2,700,789), and Canyon Heights ($2,694,852) are all priced higher and growing slightly faster. Grousewoods is the entry point into this tier of North Van - and that matters to buyers who've been priced out of those streets.
The condo picture is more honest - and a bit more humbling. Values have dipped 2.89% recently, and the growth rank sits at 48 out of 48 comparable neighbourhoods. That's bottom of the board right now. The predicted market value is $1,050,390, which is sliding below the 3-month moving average of $1,072,623.
Nearby condos in Cleveland ($1,147,280 HonestDoor Price), Handsworth ($1,130,867), and Upper Delbrook ($1,613,400) are all coming in higher. If you own a condo here and you're thinking about selling, the window to act is now - not after another quarter of softening.
Here's the thing about BC Assessments - they're a snapshot from July 1st of the previous year. By the time that number lands in your mailbox, the market has already moved. For Grousewoods houses, the HonestDoor Price is already running $38,069 higher than the average assessment. That gap is money left on the table if you're pricing off old data.
The HonestDoor Price updates in real time. It pulls from actual transaction data, current market conditions, and comparable sales - not a government formula that gets refreshed once a year. Think of it as the real-world check against a static number. If your neighbour sold last month, your HonestDoor Price already knows about it. Your assessment doesn't.
With 342 properties assessed in Grousewoods this year, there's a lot of homeowner equity sitting on potentially outdated numbers. Checking your HonestDoor Price takes two minutes and could change how you think about your biggest asset.
For house owners - you're in a reasonable spot. The HonestDoor Price is up 3.07%, the sale price average is holding at $2,225,000, and you're ranked above average in both price and growth across North Vancouver. Summer inventory tends to be competitive, so listing while transaction volume is still low could work in your favour. Fewer competing listings means more attention on yours.
For condo owners - move with urgency. The trend line is pointing down, the growth rank is last in the comparable set, and nearby neighbourhoods are pulling ahead on price. Waiting for the market to "come back" is a gamble right now. A summer listing, priced sharp using your current HonestDoor Price, gives you the best shot before fall resets expectations.
Either way, the number to start with is your HonestDoor Price - not what the city told you in January. The market doesn't wait for assessments to catch up, and neither should you.
grousewoods | north vancouver | august 2026This information is all based on our opinions based on the information available to us. Everyone's situation may be different and you should reach out to us for more personalized information.