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CITY OF KAMLOOPS – New pricing posted on four Royal Avenue properties

Partial view of lots along Rivers Trail. (Image: City of Kamloops)

The City of Kamloops Real Estate Division has announced new pricing for four residential semi-waterfront lots for sale on Royal Avenue.

In a news release, the City says the lots are adjacent to the Rivers Trail and have a direct view of the Thompson River. They are a short walk or bike ride from McDonald Park, McArthur Island Park, Overlanders Beach and are near shops, restaurants, services, and transit along the Tranquille Corridor.

The lots are fully serviced with municipal infrastructure and are ready for construction. They were released to the market in 2024 as part of the City’s efforts to make high-quality residential sites available in response to strong housing demand.

“Four of the original five lots remain available, and new pricing of $369,000 per lot reflects an updated appraisal completed in 2026,” says the City. Sale proceeds will go into the Land Sales Reserve, which funds other real estate opportunities for the City.

“In addition to the new pricing, the readiness, location, and development potential of these lots provide an attractive opportunity for anyone looking to build,” said Linda Waterfall, the City’s real estate supervisor.

Lots may be purchased privately. A commission will be offered to licensed realtors who deliver a successful offer. Photos of the lots, property information documents, and detailed instructions for making an offer for the Royal Avenue lots are available at Kamloops.ca/RoyalAvenue.

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