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Kamloops Real Estate

Kamloops sits at the meeting point of the North and South Thompson rivers in BC's southern interior, about a four-hour drive northeast of Vancouver along the Coquihalla. The dry, semi-arid climate is a big part of the draw. Buyers coming from the coast often mention the summers, the lower precipitation, and the open hillside terrain that gives the city its distinct brown-and-sagebrush look. It's a regional hub for the Thompson-Nicola area, which means more services, retail, and healthcare than you'd expect from a city its size.

Thompson Rivers University anchors a large part of the local economy and brings a steady student and faculty population to the Sahali area. Royal Inland Hospital is one of the major employers and serves as a referral centre for the wider interior. Beyond that, the economy leans on mining, forestry, transportation, and a growing tourism sector built around golf, cycling, and the slopes at Sun Peaks about 45 minutes north. Riverside Park downtown hosts summer concerts and sits right on the water, and the Kamloops Bike Ranch draws riders from across the province.

Housing in Kamloops spans a wide range of eras. Older established neighbourhoods like North Kamloops and Brocklehurst have a lot of mid-century homes on flat, walkable lots. Newer development has pushed up into the hillsides, with Aberdeen, Upper Sahali, and Juniper Ridge offering larger modern homes and valley views. Batchelor Heights and the Dallas area on the east side give buyers more space and newer builds. Property type and price vary a lot depending on whether you're looking at the valley floor or the benches above it.

Explore Kamloops Homes for Sale

REW's Kamloops MLS® listings are updated regularly, so you're always working from current inventory. Filter by property type, price, and bedroom count to narrow things down quickly. Common property types in Kamloops include:

• Detached houses: Detached homes make up the bulk of the Kamloops market, from older ranchers in Brocklehurst and North Shore to newer two-storey builds with valley views up in Aberdeen and Juniper.

• Townhouses: Townhomes are a common step into the market here, with a lot of newer complexes in Sahali and Batchelor Heights that appeal to first-time buyers and downsizers alike.

• Condos and apartments: Condo inventory clusters in Sahali and downtown, and the proximity to Thompson Rivers University makes these a practical option for investors looking at the student rental market.

• Duplexes: Half-duplexes and side-by-side units show up across the older flat neighbourhoods on the North Shore and in Westsyde, often at a lower entry price than a comparable detached home.

Connect with a local Kamloops real estate agent for neighbourhood-level guidance. Use REW's mortgage calculator to run the numbers, and reach out to our mortgage partners when you're ready to talk financing.