Real Estate Services
The Real Estate Division negotiates and implements real estate transactions. This includes buying, development, and selling of municipal properties and other forms of land tenure. These transactions support civic requirements for roads, parks, utilities, and strategic initiatives. The department is additionally responsible for obtaining statutory rights of way and managing and implementing leases.
Property For Sale
From time to time the City of Kamloops will have property for sale. Interested parties should review the full digital package on our website (links to current listings below). You may then submit an offer, in person, to the Development Engineering and Sustainability office at 105 Seymour Street. All offers must be submitted prior to the submission deadline.
For more information on property for sale, contact the Real Estate department at realestate@kamloops.ca
Property Acquisitions
All property acquisitions (purchases) will be listed below for a period of two weeks.
Authorization
At the April 15, 2025, Closed Council Meeting, Council directed staff to proceed with the purchase of Lot 17, Block 71, Plan 193 (770 Victoria Street) for $3,000,000 via a right-to-purchase, payable over five years with an interest rate of 4.32%, for a total cost of $3,380,700, funded 50% from the Land Sales Reserve and 50% from the Growing Communities Fund Reserve with a closing date of June 26, 2027 as part of the Build Kamloops program, and the Corporate Services Director to update the 2025-2029 Financial Plan accordingly.
Mayor Hamer-Jackson was absent. Councillor Middleton chaired as deputy Mayor for this Closed Council Meeting. The motion was moved by Councillor Bass, seconded by Councillor Sarai, and unanimously carried.
Additional Information: January 23, 2026: City Announces Vision for New Curling and Racquet Sports Complex in Downtown Kamloops
This acquisition supports Council’s strategic priorities and areas of focus regarding:
Safety and Security
- Housing: We proactively create opportunities to increase the inventory of diverse housing supply so that residents can access and move throughout the housing continuum.
- Built Environment: We create diverse community spaces for people to safely travel through, gather in, and experience our community.
Governance and Service Excellence- Asset Management: We plan for the development, improvement, repair, and replacement of our infrastructure.
- Community Engagement: We promote purposeful, available, and innovative engagement opportunities to ensure a range of voices are heard, thus informing decisions, creating transparency, and cultivating relationships.
- Fiscal Responsibility: We are accountable to Kamloops residents and businesses in providing effective management, best value, and responsible use of tax dollars.
Livability and Sustainability- Recreation and Culture: We prioritize the development of amenities to cultivate diverse and equitable opportunities for recreation, arts, and culture.
- Healthy Community: We foster an environment that supports and promotes healthy living through community, recreation, and social connection.
- Inclusivity: We reduce barriers for underrepresented groups to bring inclusivity, diversity, and fairness to our community.
- Climate Action: We practice discipline in our environmental responsibility by enhancing the City’s resiliency and capacity for mitigating climate change. We actively implement actions to reduce our environmental impacts.
- Mobility: We improve accessibility for our citizens by intentionally creating a safe, well-connected city for people of all ages and abilities using various modes of transportation.
Economic Health- Economic Strength: We build strategies to increase our competitive advantage, cultivate growth, and support our residents.
- Partnerships: We seek and foster the key relationships that will support our economic goals.
- Growth Management: We are deliberate and purposeful in planning for the growth of our community
For more information, please contract Linda Waterfall, Real Estate Supervisor, at 250-828-3499.Authorization
At the December 10, 2024, Closed Council Meeting, Council directed staff to proceed with the purchase of Lot 3, Plan 25388 (761 Lansdowne Street) for $3,800,000 via a right-to-purchase, with a closing date of December 20, 2027 as part of the Build Kamloops program, and the Corporate Services Director to update the 2024-2028 Financial Plan accordingly.
Mayor Hamer-Jackson was absent. Councillor Middleton chaired as deputy Mayor for this Closed Council Meeting. The motion was moved by Councillor Neustaeter, seconded by Councillor Bass, and unanimously carried.
Additional Information: January 23, 2026: City Announces Vision for New Curling and Racquet Sports Complex in Downtown Kamloops
This acquisition supports Council’s strategic priorities and areas of focus regarding:
Safety and Security
- Housing: We proactively create opportunities to increase the inventory of diverse housing supply so that residents can access and move throughout the housing continuum.
- Built Environment: We create diverse community spaces for people to safely travel through, gather in, and experience our community.
Governance and Service Excellence- Asset Management: We plan for the development, improvement, repair, and replacement of our infrastructure.
- Community Engagement: We promote purposeful, available, and innovative engagement opportunities to ensure a range of voices are heard, thus informing decisions, creating transparency, and cultivating relationships.
- Fiscal Responsibility: We are accountable to Kamloops residents and businesses in providing effective management, best value, and responsible use of tax dollars.
Livability and Sustainability- Recreation and Culture: We prioritize the development of amenities to cultivate diverse and equitable opportunities for recreation, arts, and culture.
- Healthy Community: We foster an environment that supports and promotes healthy living through community, recreation, and social connection.
- Inclusivity: We reduce barriers for underrepresented groups to bring inclusivity, diversity, and fairness to our community.
- Climate Action: We practice discipline in our environmental responsibility by enhancing the City’s resiliency and capacity for mitigating climate change. We actively implement actions to reduce our environmental impacts.
- Mobility: We improve accessibility for our citizens by intentionally creating a safe, well-connected city for people of all ages and abilities using various modes of transportation.
Economic Health- Economic Strength: We build strategies to increase our competitive advantage, cultivate growth, and support our residents.
- Partnerships: We seek and foster the key relationships that will support our economic goals.
- Growth Management: We are deliberate and purposeful in planning for the growth of our community
For more information, please contract Linda Waterfall, Real Estate Supervisor, at 250-828-3499.
Property Dispositions
Authorized property dispositions (sales) are listed below. Details of the authorization are displayed once the sale is authorized by Council. The Notice of Disposition will be posted on Kamloops.ca/Notices for at least 7 days, pursuant to Sections 26 and 94 of the Community Charter and Public Notice Bylaw No. 65, 2025.
Authorization
On August 12, 2025, City Council authorized City staff to proceed with the sale of road adjacent to Lot 3, Section 24, Township 20, Range 18, West of the Meridian 6, Kamloops Division District, Plans 24170 except plan H15295 and KAP64998 (1100 Ord Road) consisting of approximately 10,600 sq ft (985 sq m) for $212,000 subject to the following:
- Successful adoption of the road closure bylaw by City Council
- Consolidation with Lot 3, Section 24, Township 20, Range 18, West of the Meridian 6, Kamloops Division District, Plans 24170 except plan H15295 and KAP64998 (1100 Ord Road)
- Applicant paying for legal and survey costs associated with consolidation
- Issuance of a development permit
The motion was moved by Councillor Neustaeter, seconded by Councillor Hall, and unanimously carried.
The sale and road closure and sale supports Council’s strategic priorities and areas of focus regarding:
Governance and Accountability:
- Fiscal Responsibility: We are fiscally responsible and accountable.
Livability:- Housing: We focus on improving diversity and access throughout the housing continuum.
Vibrant Economy:- Economic Strength: We support initiatives that increase our competitive advantage, cultivate growth, and support our residents.
For more information, please contact Linda Waterfall, Real Estate Supervisor, at 250-828-3499.
Notice of Disposition
The Notice of Disposition will be posted on Kamloops.ca/Notices for at least 7 days, pursuant to Sections 26 and 94 of the Community Charter and Public Notice Bylaw No. 65, 2025.
Authorization
On April 18, 2023 City Council authorized City staff to proceed with the sale of road adjacent to 422/424 and 414 Tranquille Road consisting of approximately 513m 2 (5,522 sq. ft.) of surplus land for the price of $1 to Propolis Cooperative Housing Society to accommodate construction of a 50-unit co-operative housing project subject to the following:
- Successful adoption of the road closure bylaw by City Council
- Consolidation with Lot 7, Plan 5944
- The applicant constructing housing under the co-operative housing model at 422/424 Tranquille Road
- Statutory rights-of-way in favor of the City for an existing waterline and in favor of FortisBC, BC Hydro and TELUS over the road to be closed
- The applicant granting an easement in favor of the owner of 414 Tranquille Road for access and two parking stalls
- The applicant paying for survey and legal costs
The motion was moved by Councillor Bepple, seconded by Councillor Sarai, and unanimously carried.
The sale supports Council’s strategic priorities and areas of focus regarding:
Safety & Security:
- Housing: We proactively create opportunities to increase the inventory of diverse housing supply so that residents can access and move throughout the housing continuum.
Economic Health:- Partnerships: We seek and foster the key relationships that will support our economic goals.
For more information, please contact David W. Freeman, at 250-828-3548.
Further Background
June 8, 2023, Propolis Housing Cooperative news release: Propolis Cooperative Housing Society Issues Community Bond Offering to Purchase Land for Affordable Housing Development
Notice of Disposition
The Notice of Disposition will be posted on Kamloops.ca/Notices for at least 7 days, pursuant to Sections 26 and 94 of the Community Charter and Public Notice Bylaw No. 65, 2025.
Authorization
On April 15, 2025, City Council authorized City staff to proceed with the sale of Lot A, Plan 35214 (3255 Mission Flats Road) consisting of approximately 0.81 ha (1.99 ac) and of road adjacent to Lot A, Plan 35214 consisting of approximately 0.46 ha (1.15 ac) for $1 subject to the following:
- Successful adoption of the road closure bylaw by City Council
- The applicant granting a Statutory right-of-way in favour of the City for the Southwest Sector Industrial Sanitary Sewer Project
- Consolidation with That Part of District Lot 443 (3087 Mission Flats Road)
The motion was moved by Councillor Sarai, seconded by Councillor Karpuk and unanimously carried.
The sale and road closure and sale supports Council’s strategic priorities and areas of focus regarding:
Governance and Service Excellence:
- Asset Management: We plan for the development, improvement, repair, and replacement of our infrastructure.
Economic Health:- Growth Management: We are deliberate and purposeful in planning for the growth of our community.
For more information, please contact Linda Waterfall, Real Estate Supervisor, at 250-828-3499.
Notice of Disposition
The Notice of Disposition will be posted on Kamloops.ca/Notices for at least 7 days, pursuant to Sections 26 and 94 of the Community Charter and Public Notice Bylaw No. 65, 2025.
