If you have been watching the "For Sale" signs in Yennadon, here is what is actually happening. The city assessed the average house here at $1,787,292. But the HonestDoor Price - which pulls from real-time market signals instead of a once-a-year government snapshot - puts that same home closer to $1,714,518. That is a $72,774 gap. For anyone pricing a home, that difference is not a rounding error. It is a negotiation.
The good news? That HonestDoor Price is moving in the right direction. It is up 0.48% from the previous period, and the 3-month trend tells a similar story - the predicted value of $1,706,257 is climbing past the $1,687,164 moving average. The market is not on fire, but it is not stalling either. It is grinding forward.
We have to be straight with you here, because the house and condo markets in Yennadon are not telling the same story right now.
Houses: This is where Yennadon earns its reputation. On the neighbourhood leaderboard for growth, Yennadon houses rank 1 out of 23 neighbourhoods tracked in Maple Ridge. That is not a typo. Number one. Property values have shifted 2.85% recently, and with an average assessed value rank of 5 in Maple Ridge, we are talking about one of the pricier and faster-moving pockets in the city. If you own a house here, you are sitting on a strong asset.
Condos: This one we have to be honest about. The condo picture in Yennadon is taking a breather - and not a short one. The HonestDoor Price for condos sits at $451,162, down 3.74% from the previous period. The predicted value of $468,686 is actually sliding below the 3-month moving average of $479,494. On the neighbourhood leaderboard, Yennadon condos rank 15 out of 18 - that puts us near the bottom of Maple Ridge for condo growth right now.
Context matters. Here is how we sit against the neighbourhoods right next door.
For house owners, East Maple Ridge is the only nearby area with a higher HonestDoor Price at $2,043,361 - but their growth is slower at -0.07% year over year. Central Maple Ridge ($1,006,916) and Silver Valley ($1,346,138) are both cheaper and technically growing slightly faster, but the gap in absolute value is significant. Yennadon is holding premium pricing while still outperforming on growth. That is a strong position.
For condo owners, the comparison stings a little. Central Maple Ridge condos average $730,772 and Silver Valley sits at $732,478 - both significantly higher than Yennadon's $451,162. East Maple Ridge at $457,433 is the closest comp. If you own a condo here and are wondering why the numbers feel soft, the surrounding market is part of the answer.
Here is the thing about your BC Assessment notice. It reflects what your home was worth on July 1 of last year. That is it. It does not know what happened in the market last month, last week, or yesterday. It is a snapshot of a moment that has already passed.
The HonestDoor Price is updated continuously using real transaction data, listing activity, and market trends. For Yennadon house owners, that means the $72,774 gap between the assessed value and the HonestDoor Price is not just a number - it is real-world pricing intelligence. If you walk into a listing conversation using only your assessment, you could be starting from the wrong number entirely.
With overall neighbourhood growth down a modest 0.05% year over year, the market is not crashing - but it is not the runaway train of a few years ago either. Knowing your actual current value, not last July's value, is the difference between pricing right and sitting on the market too long.
If you own a house in Yennadon, the case for listing this summer is real. You are in the number one growth neighbourhood out of 23 in Maple Ridge. Your HonestDoor Price is trending up. Rental demand is strong at nearly $5,900 per month, which means buyers who cannot quite afford to live here yet are still chasing the neighbourhood. That buyer pool does not disappear overnight.
The play is to price off the HonestDoor Price, not the assessment. Buyers are doing their homework. If your list price looks like it was pulled from a government document from last year, savvy buyers will notice - and they will negotiate harder because of it.
If you own a condo in Yennadon, summer 2025 asks for a bit more patience. Values are sliding, the growth rank is near the bottom of the city, and nearby neighbourhoods are offering more for similar money. That does not mean do not sell - it means price it sharp from day one. A condo sitting on the market in a soft segment gets stale fast, and a stale listing is a price reduction waiting to happen.
Bottom line: Yennadon is a strong neighbourhood carrying a split personality right now. Houses are leading the city. Condos are lagging it. Know which one you own - and price accordingly.
yennadon | maple ridge | september 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.