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The Kamloops real estate market — Jun 2026
- Reference price (Jun 2026)
- $608,000 (median)
- Average price
- $618,619
- Market conditions
- No annual change published
- Sales (Jun 2026)
- 271 transactions
Kamloops sits where the North and South Thompson rivers meet, in the dry interior of British Columbia — a transport and service hub for the region with a semi-arid climate that sets it apart from the coast in both landscape and price. The median sale price across all property types was $608,000 in June 2026, with an average of $618,619 across 271 sales, according to the Association of Interior REALTORS®.
The board publishes a median rather than an MLS® HPI composite for Kamloops, which is why that is the figure shown here. A median is the midpoint of what actually sold — half above, half below — and it is a robust measure, but it is not interchangeable with the benchmark quoted for coastal cities: it moves with the mix of properties changing hands, where a benchmark deliberately does not. The average and the median sit within $11,000 of each other here, which indicates a market without a dominant luxury tier pulling the numbers apart.
The association does not publish a year-over-year change, months of inventory or days on market for Kamloops, so none of those appear on this page and none is calculated in-house. For scale, Kamloops at $608,000 sits well below Kelowna's Central Okanagan benchmark and far below the Victoria Core, while remaining considerably dearer than the province's northern markets — the middle rung of British Columbia's price ladder.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a home cost in Kamloops?
The median sale price across all property types was $608,000 in June 2026, with an average of $618,619, per the Association of Interior REALTORS®. The median is the midpoint of what sold that month: half of the homes went for more, half for less.
Why does Payotte show a median rather than a benchmark for Kamloops?
Because the Association of Interior REALTORS® does not publish an MLS® HPI composite for the city. A median is a solid measure but it moves with the mix of what sold, unlike a benchmark, so the two should not be compared directly against benchmark-quoted markets.
Are Kamloops prices rising or falling?
Payotte cannot say from a verified source. The board publishes no year-over-year change for Kamloops, and computing one in-house from figures that may since have been revised would be guesswork dressed up as data. A local professional working from current board figures can answer this.
How does Kamloops compare with the rest of British Columbia?
It is the middle rung. At $608,000 it sits well under Kelowna's Central Okanagan benchmark and far under the Victoria Core single-family benchmark of $1,311,000, while remaining considerably more expensive than northern markets such as Prince George.
How active is the Kamloops market?
There were 271 sales in June 2026. The board does not publish a year-over-year comparison for that count, nor an inventory or days-on-market figure, so Payotte reports the sales number alone rather than inferring a trend from it.
Source : Association of Interior REALTORS · Kamloops · 2026-06 — figures refreshed quarterly.
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