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Highest home values
Median value of owned homes, as estimated by owners in the 2021 census. 285 places ranked; 30 too small to rank; the other 4 have no figure.
Home value
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Median value of owned homes, as estimated by owners in the 2021 census
The strongest colour is about the top tenth of places with a figure; the fainter ones hold about the next 15%, 20% and 25%, and the faintest about the lowest 30%. Places with the same figure share a colour, so a group can hold a little more or less. Measures that take only a few values, poor-air days and hardiness zones, are grouped by fixed classes instead, marked on the bar at their edges. Places with no figure, or too small a base to rank, are left uncoloured. Lot lines are the province's open parcel map (ParcelMap BC): it shows titled lots and most Crown parcels, and its sizes are mapped, not surveyed.
Source: Census of Population 2021, Statistics Canada
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Top of the ranking
- $2,500,000
- $2,200,000
- $2,000,000
- $1,800,000
North Vancouver (district municipality)
$1,600,000
All 285 places
7 of the top 10 are in the Metro Vancouver Regional District.
Places with fewer than 500 people are not ranked, because a few households can move the figure a long way. They are listed below the ranking with their figures.
Beside each figure: people, 2021.
- 1West Vancouver44,122 people$2,500,000
- 2Anmore2,356 people$2,200,000
- 3Belcarra687 people$2,000,000
- 4Lions Bay1,390 people$1,800,000
- 5North Vancouver (district municipality)88,168 people$1,600,000
- 6Vancouver662,248 people$1,450,000
- 7Oak Bay17,990 people$1,400,000
- 8Squamish-Lillooet, Electoral Area D1,057 people$1,300,000
- 9Bowen Island4,256 people$1,250,000
- 10North Saanich12,235 people$1,200,000
- 10Whistler13,982 people$1,200,000
- 12Delta108,455 people$1,190,000
- 13Coquitlam148,625 people$1,100,000
- 13Metro Vancouver, Electoral Area A18,612 people$1,100,000
- 15Fraser Valley, Electoral Area D2,092 people$1,000,000
- 15Highlands2,482 people$1,000,000
- 15Langley (district municipality)132,603 people$1,000,000
- 15Metchosin5,067 people$1,000,000
- 15Port Moody33,535 people$1,000,000
- 15Squamish23,819 people$1,000,000
- 15Sunshine Coast, Electoral Area D3,523 people$1,000,000
- 15Surrey568,322 people$1,000,000
- 23North Vancouver (city)58,120 people$990,000
- 23Richmond209,937 people$990,000
- 25Burnaby249,125 people$980,000
- 26Tofino2,516 people$950,000
- 27Saanich117,735 people$930,000
- 28Fraser Valley, Electoral Area F1,384 people$920,000
- 29Central Saanich17,385 people$900,000
- 29Fraser Valley, Electoral Area H2,459 people$900,000
- 29Maple Ridge90,990 people$900,000
- 29Nanaimo, Electoral Area C3,344 people$900,000
- 29Nanaimo, Electoral Area E6,765 people$900,000
- 29Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area E2,015 people$900,000
- 29Port Coquitlam61,498 people$900,000
- 29Squamish-Lillooet, Electoral Area C2,000 people$900,000
- 29White Rock21,939 people$900,000
- 38Pitt Meadows19,146 people$890,000
- 39Abbotsford153,524 people$850,000
- 39Juan de Fuca (Part 1)5,132 people$850,000
- 39Lantzville3,817 people$850,000
- 39Mission41,519 people$850,000
- 39Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area F2,092 people$850,000
- 39Sunshine Coast, Electoral Area F2,407 people$850,000
- 45Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area C875 people$800,000
- 45Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area D1,843 people$800,000
- 45Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area B663 people$800,000
- 45Colwood18,961 people$800,000
- 45Comox Valley, Electoral Area B (Lazo North)7,392 people$800,000
- 45Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area A4,949 people$800,000
- 45Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area H2,603 people$800,000
- 45Lake Country15,817 people$800,000
- 45Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area A2,139 people$800,000
- 45Pemberton3,407 people$800,000
- 45Saltspring Island11,635 people$800,000
- 45Sunshine Coast, Electoral Area B2,969 people$800,000
- 45Sunshine Coast, Electoral Area E3,883 people$800,000
- 45View Royal11,575 people$800,000
- 59Coldstream11,171 people$755,000
- 59North Okanagan, Electoral Area C4,511 people$755,000
- 61Central Okanagan4,258 people$750,000
- 61Chilliwack93,203 people$750,000
- 61Comox Valley, Electoral Area C (Puntledge - Black Creek)9,158 people$750,000
- 61Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area C5,046 people$750,000
- 61Esquimalt17,533 people$750,000
- 61Nanaimo, Electoral Area G8,109 people$750,000
- 61Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area I2,307 people$750,000
- 61Sidney12,318 people$750,000
- 61Sun Peaks1,404 people$750,000
- 61Victoria91,867 people$750,000
- 61West Kelowna36,078 people$750,000
- 72Sunshine Coast, Electoral Area A3,039 people$740,000
- 73Langford46,584 people$730,000
- 74Comox Valley, Electoral Area A7,926 people$725,000
- 74Kelowna144,576 people$725,000
- 74Qualicum Beach9,303 people$725,000
- 77Gibsons4,758 people$715,000
- 78Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area B8,994 people$700,000
- 78Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area G2,442 people$700,000
- 78Fraser Valley, Electoral Area C1,133 people$700,000
- 78Nanaimo, Electoral Area H4,291 people$700,000
- 78New Westminster78,916 people$700,000
- 78Peachland5,789 people$700,000
- 78Sechelt10,847 people$700,000
- 78Ucluelet2,066 people$700,000
- 86Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area D3,530 people$695,000
- 86Revelstoke8,275 people$695,000
- 88Harrison Hot Springs1,905 people$685,000
- 88Nanaimo, Electoral Area A7,481 people$685,000
- 90Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area F1,804 people$675,000
- 91Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area E4,253 people$650,000
- 91Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area I1,423 people$650,000
- 91Cumberland4,447 people$650,000
- 91Fraser Valley, Electoral Area G1,692 people$650,000
- 91Kent6,300 people$650,000
- 91Sooke15,086 people$650,000
- 91Summerland12,042 people$650,000
- 98Central Okanagan West2,897 people$645,000
- 98Fernie6,320 people$645,000
- 100Spallumcheen5,307 people$640,000
- 101Comox14,806 people$628,000
- 102Central Kootenay, Electoral Area F4,116 people$604,000
- 103Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area B531 people$600,000
- 103Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area C8,919 people$600,000
- 103East Kootenay, Electoral Area F3,521 people$600,000
- 103Fraser Valley, Electoral Area E1,568 people$600,000
- 103Hope6,686 people$600,000
- 103Nanaimo99,863 people$600,000
- 103Nanaimo, Electoral Area F8,216 people$600,000
- 103North Cowichan31,990 people$600,000
- 103North Okanagan, Electoral Area B3,274 people$600,000
- 103North Okanagan, Electoral Area F4,362 people$600,000
- 103Parksville13,642 people$600,000
- 103Southern Gulf Islands6,101 people$600,000
- 103Strathcona, Electoral Area C2,737 people$600,000
- 103Strathcona, Electoral Area D (Oyster Bay - Buttle Lake)4,153 people$600,000
- 103Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area J (Copper Desert Country)1,796 people$600,000
- 103Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area L (Grasslands)3,321 people$600,000
- 103qathet, Electoral Area A1,250 people$600,000
- 120Nelson11,106 people$580,000
- 121East Kootenay, Electoral Area C6,536 people$576,000
- 121Nanaimo, Electoral Area B4,500 people$576,000
- 123Courtenay28,420 people$572,000
- 124Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area E2,946 people$552,000
- 124Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area F1,977 people$552,000
- 124Kamloops97,902 people$552,000
- 124Ladysmith8,990 people$552,000
- 124Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area D4,016 people$552,000
- 124Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area P (Rivers and the Peaks)4,098 people$552,000
- 130Central Kootenay, Electoral Area E3,897 people$548,000
- 130Langley (city)28,963 people$548,000
- 132Campbell River35,519 people$532,000
- 133Penticton36,885 people$524,000
- 133Vernon44,519 people$524,000
- 135North Okanagan, Electoral Area D2,909 people$520,000
- 135qathet, Electoral Area B1,664 people$520,000
- 137Armstrong5,323 people$500,000
- 137Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area A5,587 people$500,000
- 137Central Kootenay, Electoral Area C1,475 people$500,000
- 137Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area D4,400 people$500,000
- 137East Kootenay, Electoral Area A1,875 people$500,000
- 137East Kootenay, Electoral Area B2,011 people$500,000
- 137East Kootenay, Electoral Area E1,686 people$500,000
- 137Fraser-Fort George, Electoral Area C3,603 people$500,000
- 137North Okanagan, Electoral Area E1,092 people$500,000
- 137Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area B1,151 people$500,000
- 137Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area H2,232 people$500,000
- 137Osoyoos5,556 people$500,000
- 137Peace River, Electoral Area C5,947 people$500,000
- 137Rossland4,140 people$500,000
- 137Salmon Arm19,432 people$500,000
- 137Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area N (Beautiful Nicola Valley - South)717 people$500,000
- 137qathet, Electoral Area C2,197 people$500,000
- 154Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area A3,325 people$480,000
- 155Central Kootenay, Electoral Area I2,607 people$476,000
- 156Lake Cowichan3,325 people$472,000
- 157Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area C (Part 1)2,978 people$468,000
- 158Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area C3,986 people$460,000
- 159Oliver5,094 people$452,000
- 159Powell River13,943 people$452,000
- 159Strathcona, Electoral Area B1,059 people$452,000
- 162Central Kootenay, Electoral Area J3,517 people$448,000
- 162Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area E1,388 people$448,000
- 162Fraser-Fort George, Electoral Area A3,471 people$448,000
- 162Golden3,986 people$448,000
- 162Invermere3,917 people$448,000
- 162Kootenay Boundary C / Christina Lake1,627 people$448,000
- 162Kootenay Boundary D / Rural Grand Forks3,226 people$448,000
- 162Kootenay Boundary, Electoral Area A1,624 people$448,000
- 162Lumby2,063 people$448,000
- 162Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area M (Beautiful Nicola Valley - North)1,637 people$448,000
- 172Fraser Valley, Electoral Area B869 people$444,000
- 173Central Kootenay, Electoral Area D1,462 people$424,000
- 173Mount Waddington, Electoral Area C764 people$424,000
- 175Central Kootenay, Electoral Area A2,241 people$420,000
- 175Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area F3,200 people$420,000
- 175Fraser-Fort George, Electoral Area D4,375 people$420,000
- 175Terrace12,017 people$420,000
- 175Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area O (Lower North Thompson)1,523 people$420,000
- 180Cariboo, Electoral Area F4,792 people$400,000
- 180Cariboo, Electoral Area L4,769 people$400,000
- 180Castlegar8,338 people$400,000
- 180Central Coast, Electoral Area C661 people$400,000
- 180Central Kootenay, Electoral Area B4,802 people$400,000
- 180Central Kootenay, Electoral Area H5,045 people$400,000
- 180Central Kootenay, Electoral Area K1,784 people$400,000
- 180Duncan5,047 people$400,000
- 180East Kootenay, Electoral Area G1,654 people$400,000
- 180Enderby3,028 people$400,000
- 180Kaslo1,049 people$400,000
- 180Kimberley8,115 people$400,000
- 180Kootenay Boundary B / Lower Columbia-Old-Glory1,422 people$400,000
- 180Kootenay Boundary E / West Boundary3,004 people$400,000
- 180Lillooet2,302 people$400,000
- 180Merritt7,051 people$400,000
- 180Port Alberni18,259 people$400,000
- 180Prince George76,708 people$400,000
- 180Prince Rupert12,300 people$400,000
- 180Sicamous2,613 people$400,000
- 180Smithers5,378 people$400,000
- 180Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area E (Bonaparte Plateau)1,162 people$400,000
- 180qathet, Electoral Area D1,126 people$400,000
- 203Peace River, Electoral Area D4,793 people$388,000
- 204Telkwa1,474 people$384,000
- 205Cariboo, Electoral Area G5,312 people$380,000
- 205Chase2,399 people$380,000
- 205Cranbrook20,499 people$380,000
- 208Cariboo, Electoral Area H1,884 people$376,000
- 208Keremeos1,608 people$376,000
- 208Montrose1,013 people$376,000
- 208Peace River, Electoral Area B5,379 people$376,000
- 212Fruitvale1,958 people$360,000
- 212Strathcona, Electoral Area A864 people$360,000
- 214Barriere1,765 people$352,000
- 215Cariboo, Electoral Area E4,112 people$348,000
- 215Central Kootenay, Electoral Area G1,650 people$348,000
- 215Creston5,583 people$348,000
- 215Fort St. John21,465 people$348,000
- 215Fraser-Fort George, Electoral Area H1,589 people$348,000
- 215Grand Forks4,112 people$348,000
- 215Kitimat8,236 people$348,000
- 215Logan Lake2,255 people$348,000
- 215Mount Waddington, Electoral Area A695 people$348,000
- 215Nakusp1,589 people$348,000
- 215Princeton2,894 people$348,000
- 215Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area I (Blue Sky Country)1,038 people$348,000
- 215Warfield1,753 people$348,000
- 228Radium Hot Springs1,339 people$344,000
- 229Salmo1,140 people$340,000
- 230Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area E3,932 people$332,000
- 230Sparwood4,148 people$332,000
- 232Clearwater2,388 people$324,000
- 232North Coast, Electoral Area D580 people$324,000
- 234Port McNeill2,356 people$320,000
- 234Williams Lake10,947 people$320,000
- 236Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area F3,517 people$310,000
- 236Trail7,920 people$310,000
- 238100 Mile House1,928 people$300,000
- 238Ashcroft1,670 people$300,000
- 238Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area E1,512 people$300,000
- 238Canal Flats802 people$300,000
- 238Cariboo, Electoral Area A6,169 people$300,000
- 238Cariboo, Electoral Area B3,864 people$300,000
- 238Cariboo, Electoral Area D2,870 people$300,000
- 238Daajing Giids964 people$300,000
- 238Dawson Creek12,323 people$300,000
- 238Elkford2,749 people$300,000
- 238Midway651 people$300,000
- 238Peace River, Electoral Area E2,660 people$300,000
- 238Port Hardy3,902 people$300,000
- 238Quesnel9,889 people$300,000
- 238Valemount1,052 people$300,000
- 238Vanderhoof4,346 people$300,000
- 254Taylor1,317 people$290,000
- 255Cariboo, Electoral Area I1,485 people$282,000
- 256Fraser-Fort George, Electoral Area F1,249 people$280,000
- 256Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area A (Wells Gray Country)1,573 people$280,000
- 258Cariboo, Electoral Area J616 people$278,000
- 259Chetwynd2,302 people$276,000
- 260Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area C1,266 people$268,000
- 261Cache Creek969 people$256,000
- 261Pouce Coupe762 people$256,000
- 263Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area B1,706 people$250,000
- 263Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area G836 people$250,000
- 263Cariboo, Electoral Area C1,239 people$250,000
- 263Clinton568 people$250,000
- 263Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area G2,298 people$250,000
- 268Gold River1,246 people$240,000
- 269Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area D1,607 people$230,000
- 269McBride588 people$230,000
- 271Houston3,052 people$224,000
- 272Greenwood702 people$220,000
- 273Fort St. James1,386 people$200,000
- 273Fraser Lake965 people$200,000
- 273Hudson's Hope841 people$200,000
- 273Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area B1,455 people$200,000
- 277Burns Lake1,659 people$188,000
- 278Masset838 people$180,000
- 278New Hazelton602 people$180,000
- 278Tumbler Ridge2,399 people$180,000
- 281Fraser-Fort George, Electoral Area E533 people$166,000
- 282Northern Rockies3,947 people$164,000
- 282Stewart517 people$164,000
- 284Mackenzie3,281 people$160,000
- 285Port Alice739 people$140,000
Too small to rank
30 places with fewer than 500 people, highest figure first. Statistics Canada rounds counts in small places.
- –Juan de Fuca (Part 2)399 people$750,000
- –Squamish-Lillooet, Electoral Area B373 people$600,000
- –Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area A256 people$500,000
- –Port Edward470 people$400,000
- –Silverton149 people$400,000
- –Squamish-Lillooet, Electoral Area A305 people$400,000
- –Central Coast, Electoral Area D403 people$360,000
- –Sayward334 people$348,000
- –qathet, Electoral Area E498 people$348,000
- –Hazelton257 people$324,000
- –New Denver487 people$324,000
- –Central Coast, Electoral Area A149 people$300,000
- –Slocan379 people$300,000
- –Stikine Region424 people$276,000
- –North Coast, Electoral Area A45 people$252,000
- –Alert Bay449 people$250,000
- –Cariboo, Electoral Area K447 people$250,000
- –North Coast, Electoral Area E325 people$250,000
- –Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area B (Thompson Headwaters)230 people$250,000
- –Zeballos126 people$250,000
- –Lytton210 people$226,000
- –Fraser Valley, Electoral Area A495 people$200,000
- –Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area F326 people$200,000
- –Wells218 people$200,000
- –Tahsis393 people$174,000
- –Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area D74 people$155,000
- –Mount Waddington, Electoral Area D371 people$150,000
- –Port Clements340 people$150,000
- –Fraser-Fort George, Electoral Area G365 people$140,000
- –Granisle337 people$85,000
Source: Census of Population 2021, Statistics Canada (Statistics Canada Open Licence).
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