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Housing prices in Greater Vancouver are falling, according to the latest Royal LePage survey.

The house price survey, released Thursday, showed a 5.2 per cent drop in prices for housing in the region — comparing July, August and September of 2019 with the same three months in 2018.

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Breaking the prices down into suburb and housing type, Royal LePage found the only winners were owners of Langley condos and two-storey detached homes in North Vancouver. Langley condos went up 2.2 per cent, while North Vancouver two-storey homes went up 0.4 per cent.

The big losers were owners of condos in West Vancouver, who saw the median value of their properties fall 16.8 per cent to $1.07 million. Across Greater Vancouver, bungalow owners experienced the largest year-over-year price declines during the third quarter.

The value of a bellwether detached bungalow in the City of Vancouver fell 4.9 per cent to $1.384 million.