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Peachland Realtor Brianna Rosas says the Peachland market has shifted. An analysis of what to expect this spring:
Peachland Market: Today vs. Yesterday (Single Family)
Peachland’s single family market has clearly shifted from speed and scarcity to selection and patience. Single Family Homes mean stand-alone homes with no strata fees and freehold titles.
Yesterday (Aug 28, 2021–Feb 24, 2022): Speed + Scarcity:
In late 2021 and early 2022, the market moved fast and rewarded decisive buyers. During this roughly six-month window, 45 homes sold, averaging about 7.6 sales per month. Even more telling: 57 homes came to market and 45 sold, meaning a sell-through rate of about 79% — roughly 4 out of every 5 listings that hit the market successfully sold.
Pricing power was evident at the top end, with a highest sale of $7,050,000 (MLS®10226030 — 5261 Buchanan Road, sold 09/21/21), while the lowest sale was $655,000 (MLS® 10238683 — 4845 Princeton Avenue, sold 09/17/21). The average price per sq. ft. was $471.27, reinforcing how competitive pricing was in that period.
With tight supply (your proxy suggests about 2.2 months of inventory), buyers had fewer choices and less leverage — conditions aligned with a seller-leaning market.
Today (Aug 28, 2025–Feb 24, 2026): Selection + Patience
Fast forward to the most recent 180 days, and the tone is different. In this period, 108 single family homes hit the market and 30 sold, which works out to a sell-through of about 28% — a major contrast from 2021–22. Sales pace is also slower at about 5.1 sales per month, and buyers are navigating a market with more active inventory (42 listings) and more time to decide.
Prices remain strong, but the market is more price-sensitive and negotiation-friendly. The average sold price is $856,183, with a median of $815,000. The average $/sq. ft. is $360.80, with a wide range ($195.58 to $578.58) — a sign that condition, location, and finish level matter more than ever. Homes are also taking longer to sell, with an average 68 DOM (median 53). With months of inventory around about 8.3, today’s environment leans buyer-favouring, meaning selection is higher and pricing strategy becomes the differentiator.
The price range in this “today” snapshot ran from a low of $580,000 (MLS®10363388 — 6035 Turner Avenue, sold 10/17/25) to a high of $1,175,000 (MLS®10360195 — 6376 Topham Place, sold 09/25/25).
The 3-Metric Scoreboard (Simple Comparison)
Aug 28, 2021–Feb 24, 2022
● Sales: 45 (about 7.6 per month)● Sell-through: about 79%
● Inventory: about 2.2 months (tight)
Aug 28, 2025–Feb 24, 2026
● Sales: 30 (about 5.1 per month)
● Sell-through: about 28%
● Active inventory: 42
● Inventory: about 8.3 months (more selection)
What It Means for Buyers and Sellers
Back then: fewer options, faster decisions, and more competition.
Right now: more choice, longer timelines, and pricing right is the key — especially with elevated months of inventory. In today’s market, homes that are priced and presented well stand out, while overpricing tends to lead to longer days on market and tougher negotiations later.
Feel free to reach out to Brianna to chat about the local Peachland market. When you work with her, she gives back to help support the community.
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