Tag: Association of Interior Realtors

Kootenay-Boundary real estate sales rise 9.1% in September

According to the Association of Interior Realtors, 253 residential properties changed hands, which was down from 274 in August.

Kootenay-Boundary real estate market eases in August

Residential real estate sales in the Kootenay-Boundary dropped 1.1 per cent last month compared to a year earlier.

July’s Kootenay-Boundary real estate sales ahead of last year’s pace

Residential real estate states were up 2.6 per cent last month in the Kootenay-Boundary compared to the same time last year.

Kootenay real estate market heated up in June

According to the Association of Interior Realtors, 312 sales were recorded in the region in June, up from 267 in May. That was also a 4.7 per cent increase on June 2025.

Kootenay-Boundary real estate sales drop in May

The number of homes sold in the Kootenay-Boundary dropped last month compared to both the previous month and the same time the previous year.

Kootenay-Boundary real estate sales rise in April, amid tight inventory

According to the Association of Interior Realtors, there were 283 sales in the region in April, compared to 227 in March. It was also an eight per cent increase on April 2025.

Kootenay-Boundary real estate listings rise in March

There were 499 new listings in the region in March, a 4.2 per cent increase compared to the same month the previous year, and up from February’s 331 new listings.

Kootenay Boundary real estate sales drop in February

One hundred forty-four sales were recorded in February, down 29 per cent from the same month of 2025, although that was up from the 123 units sold in January.

Kootenay-Boundary residential real estate sales soften in January

The Association of Interior Realtors says the 123 recorded sales was also a drop from the 153 units sold in December.

Kootenay-Boundary real estate sales up 25% year-over-year in December

Real estate sales in the Kootenay-Boundary were down last month compared to November, but up significantly compared to the same time in the previous year.

Kootenay-Boundary real estate activity down from October, but up from 2024

The Association of Interior realtors says 193 homes changed hands in November, versus 300 in October. However, it represented a 0.5 per cent increase over November 2024.

Kootenay-Boundary real estate sales, listings decline in August

According to the Association of Interior Realtors, there were 278 residential sales in the region in August, down from 312 units sold the previous month. However, it was a 0.7 per cent increase on August 2024.

Kootenay real estate showing resilience amid economic uncertainty

Residential real estate sales in May saw a slight decrease compared to the same time last year despite more...

Interior Realtors call for more relaxed short-term housing rules

BC interior relators are calling to loosen restrictions on short-term vacation rentals, following a report released this week, arguing...

Kootenay residential real estate market holds steady

Residential real estate sales in April held firm at a measured pace, supported by a decent amount of available...

Steady sales mark normalized activity in Kootenay Residential Real Estate Market

Residential real estate sales in March maintained a steady pace, supported by healthy inventory levels, reports the Association of...
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