Residential real estate sales in the Interior held steady in April, with activity showing more stability than in many other B.C. markets, the Association of Interior REALTORS reported.
In the Shuswap-Revelstoke region, the benchmark price for single-family homes decreased last month in all sub-areas in year-over-year comparisons, except for one sub-region that recorded a 2.3 per cent increase to $725,800.
The benchmark price in the townhouse category increased in all sub-areas except the Central Okanagan, which recorded a 1.5 per cent decrease compared with the same month last year, to $724,000.
Benchmark prices in the condominium category decreased in all sub-regions compared with April 2025. The largest decline was in the Central Okanagan, where prices fell 2.3 per cent to $497,500.
“With sales closely tracking last year’s activity, the Interior real estate market remains comparatively resilient amid other provincial markets that are experiencing increased volatility,” Association of Interior REALTORS president Ryan Mayne said. “With healthy inventory levels, balanced market conditions and prices staying fairly steady, it remains important for sellers to price appropriately at the onset so listings don’t go stale.”
According to the association, a total of 1,319 residential unit sales were recorded across the region last month, up from 1,154 units in March and up 0.2 per cent compared with April 2025.
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