British Columbia Real Estate
From Vancouver Island to the Rockies — explore every city, district, town, and village in Beautiful BC
Browse BC by Community Type
BC has five types of municipalities — select a tier to explore every community.
BC Property Transfer Tax: Unlike Alberta, BC charges a Property Transfer Tax on every real estate transaction — 1% on the first $200,000, 2% on $200,001 to $2M, and 3% above $2M. First-time buyers may qualify for a full exemption on homes under $500,000 or partial exemption up to $525,000. Factor this into your closing costs when budgeting for a BC purchase.
Canada's Home Luxury Properties — BC
Prestige properties across British Columbia — waterfront estates, ski chalets, vineyard retreats, and executive residences.
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Oceanfront, lakefront, and riverfront properties across BC's unmatched coastline and interior lakes.
Explore BC Waterfront →Frequently Asked Questions — BC Real Estate
Is there a property transfer tax in BC?
Yes — BC charges a Property Transfer Tax (PTT) of 1% on the first $200,000, 2% on $200,001–$2M, and 3% on amounts over $2M. First-time buyers may qualify for a full or partial exemption on homes under $500,000.
Which cities in BC have the most expensive real estate?
Metro Vancouver (Vancouver, West Vancouver, North Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond) has Canada's most expensive real estate. Whistler and the Sunshine Coast also command premium prices. Kelowna, Victoria, and Nanaimo are significantly more affordable while still offering excellent lifestyle.
What is the real estate regulator in BC?
BC real estate is regulated by the BC Financial Services Authority (BCFSA), which oversees licensed real estate professionals, brokerages, and property managers across the province.