$899,000

248 Leighton Lane

Mayne Island

2 bd
1 ba
768 sf

House

$999,900

7238 Gerrit Place

Agassiz Town
Agassiz

4 bd
2 ba
1968 sf

House

$739,900

17 460 Schley Pl

Qualicum Beach Proper
Qualicum Beach

2 bd
2 ba
1270 sf

Townhouse

$514,700

302 - 33568 George Ferguson Way

Central Abbotsford
Abbotsford

3 bd
3 ba
1035 sf

Apt/Condo

$679,000

104 - 3528 146a Street

King George Corridor
Surrey

2 bd
2 ba
1223 sf

Townhouse

$479,000

858 - 4090 Whistler Way

Whistler Village
Whistler

0 bd
1 ba
441 sf

Apt/Condo

$548,000

307 - 1460 Martin Street

White Rock
Surrey

2 bd
2 ba
1072 sf

Apt/Condo

$1,549,000

10464 154a Street

Guildford
Surrey

4 bd
2 ba
1728 sf
69 x 133 ft

House

$1,510,000

6287 148a Street

Sullivan Station
Surrey

8 bd
7 ba
3985 sf

House

$1,388,000

1835 King George Boulevard

King George Corridor
Surrey

5 bd
2 ba
2169 sf
57 x 180 ft

Duplex

$2,450,000

221 Marine Drive

Cobble Hill

3 bd
3 ba
2757 sf

House

$454,998

217 - 8117 200a Street

Willoughby Heights
Langley

1 bd
1 ba
609 sf

Apt/Condo

$498,000

301 - 624 Shaw Road

Gibsons

2 bd
1 ba
780 sf

Apt/Condo

$1,550,000

821 Seedtree Road

East Sooke
Sooke

4 bd
4 ba
2731 sf

House

$1,448,000

5964 Barnacle Street

Sechelt

5 bd
4 ba
3044 sf

House

$510,000

202 - 5553 16th Avenue

Cliff Drive
Delta

2 bd
2 ba
1058 sf

Apt/Condo

$749,000

5439 Mason Road

Sechelt

5 bd
2 ba
2647 sf
150 x 123 ft

House

$744,000

610 - 6811 Pearson Way

Brighouse
Richmond

1 bd
1 ba
630 sf

Apt/Condo

$548,000

2604 - 1255 Seymour Street

Downtown West
Vancouver

1 bd
1 ba
475 sf

Apt/Condo

$599,000

2 - 19022 119b Avenue

Central Meadows
Pitt Meadows

3 bd
2 ba
1419 sf

Townhouse

$575,000

Lot 32 Cowrie Street

Sechelt

0 bd
67 x 106 ft

Land/Lot

BC Real Estate FAQs

Which city in BC has the lowest cost of living?

The more rural the community, the more affordable housing becomes but urban communites like Prince George offer affordable housing options. Smaller towns like Williams Lake offer low costs of living and quality of life.

What is the most expensive place to live in BC?

The most expensive place to live in BC is Vancouver. Statisitcs Canada reported in November, 2023 that Vancouver is 21.3% higher than the nationwide average, meaning, living in Vancouver is 21.3% more expensive than the country's average.

How much money do I need to buy a house in BC?

A minimum downpayment of 5% is required for a purchase price below $500,000 and 3-5% of the home's price for closing costs. The annual income needed to purchase a home in BC is just over $200,000 considering factors of a 20% downpayment, a 25 year ammortization and provincial housing costs.

What is the minimum down payment for a house in BC?

The minimum downpayment for a home is 5% if the purchase price of a home is below $500,000. Homes that exceed that price point up to $1 milliion require a down payment of 5% for the first $500,000 and 10% on the remaining balance. Homes with price points over $1 million require a 20% downpayment.

How much tax do you pay when you buy a house in BC?

The Property Transfer Tax is 1% of the purcase price up to and including $200,000; 2% of the purchase price greater than $200,000 and up to and including $2,000,000 & 3% of the purchase price greater than $2,000,000.

Who pays closing costs in BC?

Both sellers and buyers incur closing costs. Plan to spend about 3-5% of your home's purchase price on closing costs. Closing costs include, land title transfer fees, lawyer fees, CMHC fees, home insurance, appraisals or home inspection fees and possible captial gains taxes.

Why should I buy a home in BC?

BC offers something for everyone looking to move to the province in terms of lifestyle, culture and job opportunity. Property values continue to trend upwards, more agressively than other parts of Canada making it a great long term decision for anyone looking to buy Canadian real estate.

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