BCREA Housing Market Update for April 2023

The BCREA released it’s latest housing market update for April of 2023. BC Real Estate Association (BCREA) Chief Economist Brendon Ogmundson discusses the March 2023 statistics.

Home sales up slightly over last month but it is still a bit slower than usual in terms of sales and very low new listing activity. The number of sales are down 38.3% form last year but up 7% monht over month which is seasonally adjusted. Active listings for BC are up 25% compared to this time last year but thenumber of active listings have come down for the last two months because of the recovery in home sales. Home sales are about 20% below the normal levels for this time of year. This has led to tightening markets across the province and just over a three months supply of homes at the current rate of sales. Average price for a BC home in March was $961,000. That is 11.6% less than this time last year however the prices were near their peak in March of 2022. The average home price in BC has risen for the last two months and is now at it’s highest level since May of 2022. The MLS Home Price Composite Index is also down on a year over year basis in all markets.

In Kamloops there were 220 unit sales for March 2023 which was a 35.1% decline since last year. The average price for this past March was $576,974 equating to a 13.6% decline. There were 874 active listings that is up 81% which equates to a 4 month supply of homes. The Kamloops home supply is one of the lowest a month all of the Interior board regions.

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BC Markets Showing Signs of Recovery As Supply Remains Scarce

Vancouver, BC – April 13, 2023. The British Columbia Real Estate Association (BCREA) reports that a total of 7,118 residential unit sales were recorded in Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) systems in March 2023, a decrease of 38.3 per cent from March 2022. The average MLS® residential price in BC was 961,451 down 11.6 per cent compared to the average price of close to $1.1 million in March 2022, recorded near the market’s peak. The total sales dollar volume was $6.8 billion, representing a 45.5 per cent decrease from the same time last year.

“The BC housing market is currently characterized by slow sales but also still very low levels of listings,” said BCREA Chief Economist Brendon Ogmundson. “Consequently, even though home sales remain about 20 per cent below normal levels for this time of year, the average home price in BC has now risen two months in a row, reaching its highest level since May 2022 as markets tighten due to a lack of supply.”

Active listings in the province are up 25 per cent compared to this time last year but have fallen for the second straight month in the wake of a modest recovery in home sales and continued weak new listings activity.

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Kamloops District Real Estate Statistics For March 2023 & Quarter One

The Association of Interior Realtors has released the latest Statistics for March & Quarter One 2023. Click on the image below to enlarge or PDF documents included in the links below.

Analysis of MLS Activity - March 2023 Kamloops Real Estate Statistics

PDF: Analysis of MLS Activity – March 2023

Comparative Analysis by Property Type - March 2023Kamloops Real Estate Statistics

PDF Comparative Analysis by Property Type – March 2023

 Residential Sales by Sub-Area - March 2023 Kamloops Real Estate Statistics

PDF: Residential Sales by Sub-Area – March 2023

Residential Sales by Sub-Area - Quarterly - Quarter One - March 2023 Kamloops Real Estate Statistics

PDF: Residential Sales by Sub-Area – Quarterly – March 2023

Residential Sales by Sub-Area (Out of Town) Kamloops Real Estate Statistics - March 2023
Residential Sales by Sub-Area (Out of Town) Kamloops Real Estate Statistics - March 2023

PDF: Residential Sales by Sub-Area (Out of Town) – March 2023

Residential Sales by Sub-Area (Out of Town) Kamloops Real Estate Statistics - Quarter One 2023
Residential Sales by Sub-Area (Out of Town) Kamloops Real Estate Statistics - Quarter One 2023

PDF: Residential Sales by Sub-Area (Out of Town) – Quarterly – March 2023

Market Summary-  Kamloops Real Estate Statistics - March 2023

PDF: Market Summary – March 2023

Data Release-  Kamloops Real Estate Statistics - March 2023
Data Release-  Kamloops Real Estate Statistics - March 2023

PDF: Data Release – March 2023

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BCREA: Mortgage Rate Forecast for March 2023

BCREA released it’s latest Mortgage Rate Forecast for 2023. To view the March 2023 Mortgage Rate Forecast PDF, click here.

Highlights:

  • Economic uncertainty driving substantial volatility in Canadian bond markets.
  • Is the Canadian economy just slowing or something worse?
  • Inflation trending the right direction, will that be enough to keep the Bank of Canada on hold?

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