September was a resurgence of sorts for home sales in Northern B.C. and across the province.
According to the B.C Real Estate Association (BCREA), 368 units changed hands last month, a 17.6 percent spike year-over-year when compared to September of 2024 (313).
Active listings in our region saw a five percent dip in the past twelve months going from 2,127 (September 2024) to 2,018 (last month).
The average house price in Northern B.C. was $441,465, an uptick of 2.6 percent when compared to the same month last year $430,430.
That price was a bit higher in Prince George at $545,424.
Provincially, 5,782-unit sales were tallied in September an increase of 4.4 percent on a year-over-year basis.
The average residential price in the province last month was up 0.4 per cent at $948,296 compared to $944,298 in September 2024.
Vista Radio has reached out to BCREA economist Amit Sidhu for a comment and is awaiting a response.
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