If you have been watching the "For Sale" signs in Westview lately, here is what is actually happening. The city's assessment says your house is worth around $1,949,100. The real world disagrees - by about $43,000. That gap matters, especially if you are making any financial decisions based on that government number.
These two property types are telling very different stories right now, and if you own in Westview, you need to know which story is yours.
Our houses are in a bit of a holding pattern. Sales are thin - only one home sold recently - and the average sale price sits at $1,772,000 at roughly $724 per square foot. That is not a crash, but it is not a feeding frenzy either.
The growth rank is the number to brag about. Sitting at 12 out of 54 neighbourhoods on the North Vancouver leaderboard means Westview houses are outperforming most of the city on momentum. The predicted value ticking up past the 3-month average is a quiet signal that the floor is holding.
Condo owners, this one needs a closer look. The HonestDoor Price jumped 7.01% from the previous period, which sounds great. But the predicted market value of $649,305 is actually sitting below the 3-month moving average of $653,553, and recent property value change is down 2.82%. That is a split screen - a strong recent pop followed by some softening in the forward-looking numbers.
That growth rank is the honest part of this picture. Sitting at 41 out of 48 comparable neighbourhoods means condos in Westview are lagging most of the city right now. Compare that to nearby Central Lonsdale condos averaging $1,931,233 and you can see where buyer demand is concentrating. Westview condos are the more affordable entry point in this pocket of North Van, but affordability alone is not moving the needle on growth.
Here is the thing about your city assessment. It is a snapshot from months ago, built on a formula that does not know what happened on your street last Tuesday. The HonestDoor Price is updated in real time using actual sales data. Right now, for Westview houses, that means the HonestDoor Price is 2.22% lower than the city's assessed value. That is a $43,000 difference.
If you are using your assessment to decide whether to sell, refinance, or even just feel good about your net worth, you are working with a number that is already out of date. The HonestDoor Price is the real-world check - what a buyer would likely pay today, not what a government formula estimated months ago.
With 378 properties assessed in Westview this year, there is enough data here to make that number meaningful. This is not a guess. It is a live read on the market.
If you own a house in Westview and are thinking about listing this summer, here is the straight talk. The market is taking a breather. One sale is not a trend, and a 2.64% dip in the HonestDoor Price means you should not be pricing off last year's highs. But the growth rank of 12 out of 54 and a predicted value climbing past the 3-month average suggest the neighbourhood has real staying power.
Pricing sharp and realistic - think closer to $1,905,903 than the city's $1,949,100 - gives you the best shot at attracting serious buyers before the fall market kicks in. Overpricing based on the assessment is the fastest way to sit on the market and lose leverage.
If you own a condo, the calculus is tougher. That growth rank of 41 out of 48 tells you buyer competition is softer here than almost anywhere else in North Vancouver right now. If you need to sell, price it to move. If you can wait, watch the next 90 days of HonestDoor Price movement before committing.
Either way, the best thing you can do right now is check your HonestDoor Price at HonestDoor.com - it takes about 30 seconds and it is the most current read on what your home is actually worth today.
westview | north vancouver | july 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.