Whistler Real Estate: Condos, Chalets and Lots for Sale

Whistler Village is the walkable core. Whistler Creekside sits close to the lifts, and areas such as Blackcomb Benchmark and Function Junction offer different mixes of ski access and everyday amenities. Many condo buildings have strict rules about nightly rentals and owner use, so ask for the bylaws. Summer brings mountain biking and hiking.

Nearby places: Pemberton, Squamish, Bowen Island, West Vancouver, North Vancouver and Gibsons.

The national ban on foreign purchases of residential property is scheduled to run to 1 January 2027, with no extension announced. British Columbia's 20% foreign buyer tax applies in designated regions, so ask your lawyer whether the specific lot falls inside one. Strata bylaws, resort-municipality rules and employee-housing covenants matter more than usual here. See our Canada buying guide and mortgage information.

Strata fees in resort buildings can be high because they fund heating, lifts and amenities, and special assessments are possible. Check whether the unit is in a hotel-style building with a rental pool, whether owner use is capped and how rental income is shared. Property transfer tax applies in BC, along with legal fees and, in some cases, GST on new builds. Houses and chalets often sit on steep lots, so look at snow-load, parking and winter access. A mortgage is more complicated for non-residents; try the mortgage calculator to see what payments look like.