Here is your June 2025 Market Update!
The Kamloops real estate market in June 2025 continued to demonstrate resilience, with a notable uptick in overall sales activity and steady price growth across most property types. Buyers remain active despite broader economic uncertainties, and inventory levels are slowly increasing, providing more options across the region.
Market Highlights
- 266 homes sold, marking an 11.8% increase from June 2024
- Total Dollar Volume reached $175.6 million, up 13.1% year-over-year
- Active Listings rose by 4%, totaling 1,498 properties
- New Listings increased by 8.9%, with 560 new properties hitting the market
These figures suggest that buyer confidence is returning, fueling stronger demand and supporting price stability—even as more properties come online.
Property Type Breakdown
Single-Family Homes
- Sales: 157 properties sold (up 18.9%)
- Benchmark Price: $682,200 (up 4.6%)
- Days to Sell: 42 days (down 7.1%)
- Current Inventory: 695
Townhomes
- Sales: 31 properties sold (up 10.7%)
- Benchmark Price: $536,800 (down 0.6%)
- Days to Sell: 53 days (up 11.6%)
- Current Inventory: 154
Apartments
- Sales: 32 properties sold (up 23.1%)
- Benchmark Price: $373,000 (down 2.3%)
- Days to Sell: 53 days (down 11.6%)
- Current Inventory: 219
Neighbourhood Trends
- Juniper Ridge continues to lead in price growth for single-family homes, reaching a benchmark of $971,800.
- Sun Rivers saw a strong jump in single-family home sales, with an impressive 167% increase year-over-year and a benchmark price of $950,400.
- Sahali maintained strong activity in all categories, highlighted by a benchmark price of $803,500 for single-family homes.
- Westsyde experienced robust single-family sales growth (up 75%), paired with price appreciation to $762,200.
- Aberdeen and Brocklehurst both saw solid gains, with benchmark prices rising to $888,500 and $655,900, respectively.
- Sun Peaks remains a lifestyle market standout, with townhouse sales up 50% and a benchmark price of $903,100.
Key Takeaways
June data shows a clear rebound in sales momentum and ongoing price resilience across Kamloops. While some property types, such as townhomes and apartments, experienced minor benchmark price dips, overall demand remains strong and listings are moving steadily.
For sellers, this suggests an opportune moment to bring properties to market while inventory is still catching up to demand. Buyers, meanwhile, are finding slightly more choice but should still act decisively in this competitive environment.
If you’re a homeowner considering selling, understanding how your property fits into this shifting landscape is key. And for buyers, more inventory and longer days on market could provide negotiating leverage this summer.
If you'd like a personalized market evaluation or want to discuss your real estate goals in this evolving market, don't hesitate to reach out. Contact Parker to get started today!
Stay tuned for next month’s market update!