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  • Prince George – Most Expensive Homes of September 2026

    Curious about the top-tier properties currently on the market in Prince George? Each month, I keep a close eye on the most notable listings in our community, and September 2026 brings an impressive selection of high-end homes. Here are the 15 most expensive properties this month, ranging from $1,195,000 up to $1,850,000. These listings—R3161942 ($1,850,000), R3132859 ($1,649,900), R3132670 ($1,595,000), R3156969 ($1,495,000), R3151093 ($1,350,000), R3163448 ($1,349,000), R3164817 ($1,345,000), R3142064 ($1,299,000), R3150639 ($1,299,000), R3154298 ($1,289,000), R3144116 ($1,249,000), R3152588 ($1,249,000), R3141720 ($1,199,900), R3146059 ($1,199,000), and R3157842 ($1,195,000)—represent some of the finest opportunities in our region.

    As someone who has spent years helping clients navigate the unique Prince George market, I know how much local insight matters when considering properties at this level. Whether you’re looking for a luxury home, an acreage, or a distinctive rural property, understanding what sets these homes apart can make a world of difference. If you’re interested in learning more about any of these listings or how they might fit your real estate goals, I’m always happy to share my perspective as both a longtime Prince George resident and a dedicated REALTOR®.

  • Happy Thanksgiving

    The perfect opportunity to embrace your inner "foodie" and unbutton your pants at the dinner table!In Canada, post-Thanksgiving is all about creative cranberry sauce solutions. Cranberry sauce pancakes, anyone?It's that time when multiple ovens are a blessing. Turkey, pies, casseroles – less stress!

  • Gen Z buyers lead every generation on affordability trade-offs

    Gen Z buyers lead every generation on affordability trade-offs

    It's interesting to see how Gen Z buyers are leading the way when it comes to making affordability trade-offs in the real estate market. This generation has shown a willingness to adjust their spending habits and consider smaller homes in order to achieve their goal of homeownership—something I often see in my work with first-time buyers here in Prince George and Northern BC. Canadians, in particular, are more open to the idea of downsizing compared to buyers in the UK, who are less likely to compromise on size. As someone who’s helped many navigate changing needs—whether it’s moving to a smaller home, rural property, or even an acreage—I know how important it is to balance your priorities while finding a place that truly feels like home. Every generation faces its own set of trade-offs, but having honest guidance and understanding the local market can make these decisions a little easier.

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  • Canada’s housing markets show persistent regional splits

    Canada’s housing markets show persistent regional splits

    Across Canada, housing markets continue to show distinct regional differences. In Toronto, the recovery has slowed with falling prices, while Ottawa is seeing prices tick upward. BC’s markets are also experiencing price declines, though the pace is easing. Montreal is contending with its own affordability challenges. Out west, Calgary and Edmonton are cooling but still benefiting from strong population growth. As someone who’s worked with buyers and sellers throughout Prince George and Northern BC for over 20 years, I know how important it is to understand these national trends—and, just as crucially, to put them in context for our own local market. Each community has its own story, and having reliable, honest guidance tailored to your specific goals can make all the difference in navigating these shifts.

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  • Prince George – Most Affordable Homes of September 2026

    Each September, I take a close look at the most affordable homes on the market in Prince George, and this year’s list for 2026 is especially worth sharing. For those starting their home search, or considering an investment, here are 15 of the most budget-friendly listings currently available—ranging from $114,900 to $205,000 (see full list of MLS numbers and prices above).

    With more than 20 years’ experience in Prince George real estate, I know how important access to up-to-date, practical information is—especially for first-time buyers or anyone looking to make the most of their budget. Whether you’re seeking your first home, downsizing, or exploring opportunities in our local market, understanding what’s available at each price point helps you make decisions with confidence.

    If you have questions about neighbourhoods, rural properties, or the current market landscape, I’m always happy to offer honest, tailored advice grounded in deep local knowledge. Prince George has options to suit a variety of needs and lifestyles, and it’s my goal to support you every step of the way.

  • Imagine a bright three bedroom two and a half bathroom home in a friendly neighborhood with open living space kitchen bar flexible bonus room double garage and inclusive utilities included

    Welcome to Heritage Park! This well-laid-out 3-bedroom, 2½-bathroom strata home offers comfortable living with plenty of space for the whole family. The main floor features durable vinyl plank flooring and a bright, open layout. Large front windows and sliding doors at the back fill the living and eating areas with natural light. The open kitchen includes an eating bar, sliding doors to the deck, and a bonus breakfast nook that could also work perfectly as a home office or den. A bonus room provides flexibility as a rec room, extra bedroom, or hobby space. The double garage offers plenty of parking, with room for 2 additional vehicles in front, plus visitor parking throughout the complex. Enjoy the convenience of hot water on demand, while strata fees include city utilities! (id:26452)

  • Mortgage Rates Face a New Reality

    As we navigate through an era of higher mortgage rates, many in Prince George and Northern BC are feeling the pressure of elevated borrowing costs and ongoing economic uncertainty. The hope for rate relief is on everyone’s mind, but any improvement in affordability will be shaped by factors like inflation, the broader economy, and the Bank of Canada’s next moves. For buyers, this means a cautious approach remains common, as higher financing costs continue to affect purchasing power, refinancing options, and overall demand for homes.

    With over two decades of experience in our local market, I’ve seen how quickly conditions can change—and why it’s so important to base your real estate plans on today’s realities rather than relying on potential future rate drops. Whether you’re considering a move, an investment, or simply weighing your options, I’m here to offer practical, honest guidance tailored to your goals and our unique Northern BC market.