Kootenay property values see modest growth for 2024

Communities in the Kootenays mostly saw small growth in their property values, but some fell slightly.

In the West Kootenay, Castlegar saw a small decrease in property value, going down one per cent.

The typical assessed value went from $468,000 last year to $446,000.

Nelson also saw a one per cent decrease, however, Trail went up one per cent.

Cranbrook jumped up five per cent. The typical assessed value for single-family residential properties is now $497,000 up from $490,000 in 2023.

Elsewhere in the East Kootenay, Invermere went up 10 per cent, Canal Flats saw the highest increase with 13 per cent and Golden saw a seven per cent increase.

The full list of community property values can be found below.

KOOTENAY COLUMBIA COMMUNITIES:

Single Family Homes Changes by ​Community2023 Typical Assessed Value

as of July 1, 2022

2024 Typical Assessed Value

​as of July 1, 2023 

​%

 Change

Castlegar$497,000$490,000-1%
Cranbrook$446,000$468,000+5%
Fernie$836,000$848,000+1%
Grand Forks$403,000$409,000+1%
Greenwood$235,000$245,000+4%
Kimberley$472,000$499,000+6%
Nelson$674,000$670,000-1%
Revelstoke$801,000$839,000+5%
Rossland$579,000$618,000+7%
Trail$350,000$352,000+1%
Elkford$344,000$350,000+2%
Invermere$588,000$645,000+10%
Sparwood$414,000$418,000+1%
Creston$414,000$419,000+1%
Golden$553,000$591,000+7%
Canal Flats$285,000$322,000+13%
Fruitvale$418,000$445,000+7%
Kaslo$470,000$485,000+3%
Midway$338,000$330,000-2%
Montrose$437,000$446,000+2%
Nakusp$387,000$401,000+4%
New Denver$361,000$387,000+7%
Radium Hot Springs$454,000$482,000+6%
Salmo$375,000$373,0000%
Silverton$395,000$405,000+3%
Slocan$381,000$428,000+12%
Warfield$385,000$402,000+4%

*All data calculated based on median values.

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