After a few weeks of a break from tracking the ups and downs of the Prince Rupert real estate market, we pick up the For Sale trail with mostly some familiar property listings, with no real changes to note from our last entry of mid December.
The top price point continues to be paced just below one million dollars a break from the lofty highs of only a few weeks ago, with our the top end listing noted at $920,000 for this week.
The property listings for this first session of January providing for a total value 7 million dollars.
The split from East to West has five listings found west of McBride, four to the east and one in Port Edward.
The real estate review below is purely for information purposes, for further background on the properties recorded, see our links pages for access to the individual real estate listings.
The Archive for our weekly review can be found here.
The Archive for our weekly review can be found here.
Our list of the top ten priced homes for the week ending January 9, 2022 can be explored below:
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| Real Estate Listings for the East Side of Prince Rupert for the week ending January 9 |
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| Real Estate Listings for the West Side of Prince Rupert for the week ending January 9 |
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| Real Estate Listings for Port Edward for the week ending January 9 |
The lowest mark for the review of the week is at $515,000 while our top end marked at the price point of $920,000
Below find our findings as of the Week ending January 9, 2021
Below find our findings as of the Week ending January 9, 2021
1320 Overlook Street $920,000 -- Realty Executives
219 4th Avenue West $849,000 -- Remax
555 4th Avenue East $789,000 -- Remax
1030 Jubilee Crescent, Port Ed. $750,000 -- Remax
129 Crestview Drive $749,000 -- Remax
706 Ritchie Street $678,000 -- Remax
1053 First Avenue West $649,000 -- Remax
736 4th East $550,000 -- Remax
517 Cassiar Avenue $595,000 -- Remax
1508 Omenica Avenue $515,000 -- Remax
Last week saw the annual property assessment notices made public, with residents of the Northwest able to explore their property assessment through an online option, with paper copies to arrive in the mail through this week ahead.
Of note for Prince Rupert was the significant jump in property assessments in the city with much of the housing stock looking at a thirty precent increase in assessment value, this years assessment review also found 11 properties valued at over 1 million dollar along the Graham Avenue stretch.
With a few other million dollar homes or close to that mark spread out in other areas of the city.
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For background on Housing issues in the Prince Rupert area see our past items here.
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