The Association of Interior REALTORS® has released the January 2026 housing statistics for the Kamloops and District region, providing valuable insight into current market trends across single-family homes, townhouses, and condos/apartments. Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing, understanding these numbers helps you make informed decisions.

Single-Family Homes

Single-family homes continue to represent a significant portion of the Kamloops market.

Sales: 44 (↓ 25.4%)
Benchmark Price: $660,300 (↑ 5.1%)
Days to Sell: 91 (↑ 28.6%)
Inventory: 381 (↓ 7.8%)

While sales volume declined compared to the previous period, benchmark prices increased by 5.1%, showing that property values remain strong. However, homes are taking longer to sell, with average days on market rising to 91 days. The slight drop in inventory suggests supply remains relatively controlled, which continues to support pricing stability.

Townhouses

The townhouse segment showed mixed but encouraging signals.

Sales: 13 (↓ 35.0%)
Benchmark Price: $486,400 (↑ 1.6%)
Days to Sell: 86 (↑ 22.5%)
Inventory: 126 (↑ 17.8%)

Although sales activity decreased, benchmark prices still posted a modest increase. Inventory levels rose significantly, which may give buyers more options and slightly more negotiating power. With days to sell increasing, the market appears to be balancing between buyers and sellers in this category.

Condos & Apartments

The condo and apartment sector showed notable positive momentum in January.

Sales: 18 (↑ 25.0%)
Benchmark Price: $386,000 (↑ 8.3%)
Days to Sell: 110 (↑ 3.4%)
Inventory: 150 (↓ 6.7%)

This segment experienced a 25% increase in sales, making it one of the strongest-performing property types this month. Benchmark prices rose by 8.3%, reflecting increased demand. Although properties are taking slightly longer to sell, reduced inventory levels indicate healthy absorption in the condo market.

What This Means for Buyers and Sellers

Overall, the Kamloops real estate market in January 2026 shows price resilience across all property types despite fluctuations in sales volume. Rising benchmark prices indicate continued long-term value, while increased days on market suggest buyers are taking more time to evaluate options.

For sellers, pricing strategically and presenting properties well will be essential in a market where buyers have more time and choice. For buyers, increasing inventory in certain segments—especially townhouses—may create opportunities to negotiate favorable terms.

As the market continues to adjust, working with an experienced local real estate professional ensures you stay ahead of trends and make confident decisions.

If you’re considering buying or selling in Kamloops, now is a great time to review your options and plan strategically for the months ahead.