It has been a real mixed bag when it comes to real estate in the Cariboo so far this year.
Sales were down in both 100 Mile House and Quesnel through June, but up slightly in Williams Lake.
The BC Northern Real Estate Board says 38 residential detached homes changed hands in the first 6 months of this year, down from 50 during the same period last year.
Sales in Quesnel went from 67 in 2025 to 61 through June of this year, but Williams Lake saw an increase from 72 to 75.
However, the average selling price of a residential detached home in the Lake City was down from $525,613 in 2025 to $491,952 this year.
The average home in Quesnel sold for $423,871 through June of this year, compared to $396,741 in 2026.
And in 100 Mile House, the selling price jumped up to $565,688 this year from $492,658 in 2025.
