Property Transfer Tax is a one-time cost to plan for when buying a home in British Columbia. It’s calculated based on the property’s value and due at closing. Understanding how it works and whether you qualify for an exemption can help you feel more prepared as you plan your home…
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February saw steady activity across the Central Okanagan, with sales, inventory, and prices increasing compared to last year. Single-family, townhome, and condo prices all saw growth, while inventory levels were higher than in 2024, offering buyers more options than this time last year.
The Central Okanagan real estate market started the year with increased activity, as sales, inventory, and prices all trended upward compared to last January. More listings entered the market, while home prices continued to rise across different property types.
Planning to sell your BC home within two years? Learn about the 2025 Home Flipping Tax, its impact on your sale, available exemptions, and practical tips to navigate the new rules.