Tag: B.C. Northern Real Estate Board

Fort St. John home sales hold steady as property values climb in first half of 2026

Real Estate Celestia Nlemvo -
The Fort St. John real estate market remained largely unchanged through the first half of 2026, although the total value of properties sold saw a notable increase compared to the same period last year.

House it going? Affordability Indicator shows wide variance of northern BC real estate prices

Real Estate Brendan Pawliw -
Fort St. John is the most affordable place to buy a home in northern B.C., requiring just 25.1 per cent of median household income, according to the B.C. Northern Real Estate Board.

Fort St. John sales dip, Fort Nelson market slows sharply in early 2026

Real Estate Kate Brown -
Housing sales declined in Fort St. John and fell more steeply in Fort Nelson in the first quarter of 2026, as economic uncertainty continued to weigh on northeastern B.C.’s real estate markets, the B.C. Northern Real Estate Board said.

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