Northern B.C. tallies 447 home sales in July

July was a steady month for home sales across Northern BC according to the province’s real estate association.

Our region recorded 447 unit sales last month, the mark was virtually unchanged when compared to 12 months earlier.

Economist, Amit Sidhu told Vista Radio the north is doing better than some other major markets despite some economic head winds.

“The north is in a very balanced position right now in terms oi their sales to active listings ratio and they have remained in that position for the past few months. Active listings for the most part are cresting or plateauing in most regions of the province, the north included.”

“Looking from a relative standpoint compared to other regions of the province, the north is the closest to their long-term historical averages in terms of seasonally adjusted sales. Over the last four the months, they have been increasing, month-over-month in the north.”

There are 2,209 active listings in Northern BC, an increase of 15 when compared to July of 2025.

The average home price in Northern BC is $469,047, a half-point lower when compared to July of 2025 ($471,591).

There were 6,561 residential unit sales were recorded in July across the province – down 6.7 per cent from July 2025.

The average residential price in B.C. was down 1.3 per cent at $929,619 compared to $942,247 12 months earlier.