BC has some of the most desirable places to live on earth, which ultimately makes it also one of the most expensive. If you must live in a detached home the crunch can be incredible.
According to an article written by Ian Austin in the Province on October 21, 2014 here is a list of the average price for a home in BC;s most exclusive communities:
West Vancouver $2,144,137
Vancouver: $1,367,458
Whistler: $1,208,343
Lions Bay: $1,114,347
Anmore: $1,106,149
North Van District: $1,016,052
Richmond: $971,675
Burnaby: $949,826
North Van City: $891,975
Oak Bay: $890,732
White Rock: $878,824
Belcarra: $842,238
Now if you are looking to retire or looking to cash in on your investment you might be looking for something just a little less expensive. Here is an interesting list of the average price for a detached home in BC's 36 most affordable communities.
Granisle: $49,222
Port Clements: $67,592
Stewart: $69,925
New Hazelton: $73,689
Wells: $74,683
Zeballos: $80,222
Masset: $86,777
Tahsis: $87,588
Clinton: $96,323
Mackenzie: $111,634
Port Edward: $113,761
Greenwood: $113,980
Gold River: $114,236
Hazelton: $114,953
Burns Lake: $116,945
McBride: $118,989
Lytton: $120,379
Houston: $123,254
Cache Creek: $131,390
Slocan: $137,979l
Sayward: $141,155
Port Alice: $143,959
Fraser Lake: $147,662
Fort St. James: $150,658
Queen Charlotte: $152,378
Hudson’s Hope: $152,700
Salmo: $155,467
Lillooet: $158,698
Alert Bay: $161,127
Quesnel: $164,120
Port Hardy: $164,333
100 Mile House: $169,314
Midway: $170,787
Kitimat: $174,189
Prince Rupert: $175,489
Barriere: $178,272
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