Only 124 homes sold in Granite Bay in the first half of 2026 — the lowest first-half total since 2010 and about 30 below the long-run average of 154. Higher mortgage rates (~6.3%) are slowing turnover on both sides of the market.
Granite Bay home prices are back near their 2022 peak (median $1.28M) — but selling conditions look more like 2019. Homes now take 23 days to sell (vs. 8) and 64% close below original list price (vs. 29%).
Granite Bay home prices have more than doubled in 15 years — the median rose from ~$535K (H1 2010) to ~$1,265K (H1 2026), about a 136% increase. Here's what the long-term data shows.
Prices held steady in the first half of 2026, but the Granite Bay market slowed down. Leah Brown breaks down the mid-year numbers — and what they mean for buyers and sellers.
A counteroffer isn't an insult — it's the market doing its job. Leah Brown explains how knowing your “transition price” keeps buyers grounded in a competitive offer situation.
Homes that sold in Granite Bay's first week averaged 3.6 offers and closed above list price — while homes that took 15+ days sold for nearly 5% less. Leah Brown breaks down May's data and the first-week advantage.