Relistico.com Buyer Activity
What real human visitors browsed, searched, and asked on BurnabyHouse over the last 30 days. This public page shows indices, rankings, and trends only — no raw lead counts.
Buyer Demand Pulse
67/100
Cooling off
Jun 21 – Jul 20
This week's insight
Buyer demand is cooling off this week. Richmond and Queensborough, New Westminster lead community attention, House searches stay active, and AI chats increasingly mention near skytrain.
Popular Property Types
Popular Price Ranges
Popular Communities
- Queensborough, New Westminster 1% Highest interest
- Quilchena, Richmond 1% High interest
- McLennan, Richmond 1% High interest
- East Cambie, Richmond 1% Active
- Steveston South, Richmond 1% Active
- The Heights, New Westminster 1% Rising
- Hatzic, Mission 1% Rising
- Guildford, Surrey 1% Rising
- Whalley, Surrey 1% Rising
- North Meadows, Pitt Meadows 1% Rising
AI Search Trends
- Near SkyTrain 48% Highest interest
- Multiplex / rebuild 30% High interest
- School district 22% High interest
Buyer Behavior
Browse
Rising
Search
Rising
Save
Steady
Contact
Steady
Listing alerts
Rising
Browse by City
Communities real visitors browsed in the last 30 days, grouped by city. Relative interest only — no visit counts.
Gateway city with global flair
Riverfront and heritage
Fast-growing city in BC
North Shore lifestyle
Luxury coastal communities
Metro Vancouver central city
Family-friendly mountain views
West coast metropolis
Village feel with waterfront access
Historic charm and modern living
Fraser Valley hub
Lush residential districts
Harbour city on Vancouver Island
Valley living and outdoor access
Fast-growing west shore city
Rivers, ridges, and room to grow
Brewery district and inlet views
Green space and quiet streets
Coastal community and ferry gateway
Comox Valley city center
Gateway to the north island
Cowichan Valley gateway
Capital city by the coast
Coastal village and marina access
Community-focused neighborhoods
Nature, trails, and family homes
Beachfront living
Sea to Sky adventure hub
No neighbourhood breakdown yet — open the city page to explore.
Mountain resort living
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Archive Calendar
A month-end snapshot of buyer demand trends is saved automatically. Click highlighted months to browse past versions and compare over time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This page reports buyer demand trends and on-site behavior analytics — not property news or market commentary. These answers clarify the page for visitors and search engines.
Is this a news page?
No. This is a buyer demand trends page showing what real human visitors browsed, searched and asked on BurnabyHouse over the last 30 days across Metro Vancouver. It uses indices, rankings and trend summaries — not property news articles, market commentary or media coverage.
What is Buyer Demand Pulse?
Buyer Demand Pulse is a 0–100 composite index based on real human buyer activity on the site over the last 30 days, including browsing, search, saves and contact signals, compared against a 7-day moving average. It shows market direction, not a listing price or closed-sale statistic.
Where does the data come from?
The page aggregates human visitor community paths, property-type and search page visits, AI chat themes, and privacy-scrubbed buyer-behavior events. Popular cities, communities, price bands and AI search themes are ranked by relative weight — not by exposing personal contact details or listing-level lead counts.
Why are only rankings, percentages and trends shown?
The public page uses indices, rankings and trends so buyers can see where attention is moving without publishing granular backend lead data. You see relative interest and direction of change, not raw click counts for a specific listing.
How often is this page updated?
The page uses a rolling 30-day window that advances each day. Aggregates are recomputed on visit and cached for about four hours, so values may refresh several times per day and roll forward as new days enter the window.
How is this different from an MLS market report or news coverage?
MLS market reports focus on sales, listings and official statistics; news coverage reports specific events or commentary. This page shows what real buyers on BurnabyHouse are paying attention to — which cities, communities, property types, price bands and AI chat themes are most active right now.