It’s good to keep track of the average price of a single-family home, but it’s more fun to look at some of the outliers.

These are some figures from interesting listings in the Okanagan and Kamloops with a few stats on averages to give you some context.

Here are the numbers:

13.45: Million dollars. That’s the price of the most expensive home on the market in Kelowna.
79,900: Dollars. That’s the price of one of the cheapest homes in West Kelowna. It’s a manufactured home with a pad rental fee of $670 a month.
1,762: Listings in Kelowna are on Realtor.ca.
561: Homes were sold in the BC Interior in September, which is down 7.4 per cent from September 2025.
771,400: Dollars. That was the benchmark average sale price for a single-family home in the BC Interior in September, which is exactly the same as it was last year.
445,693: Dollars gets you a 20-bedroom, 19th century estate in France. It is a bit of a fixer-upper though.
73: Days. That was the average time it took a single family home to sell in the BC Interior in September.
749: Listings in Kamloops are active on Realtor.ca.
4.5: Million dollars gets you a 22-unit apartment building in Kamloops.
191: Days. That’s how long a $19.5 million mansion has been on the market in Penticton.
31,034: Dollars. That’s the annual property tax on a $12.5 million “equestrian estate” for sale in Vernon.