HouseCA$119,900
Fort St. John

313 homes and apartments for sale in Fort St. John, Canada.
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24 properties shown
HouseCA$119,900
Fort St. John
HouseCA$198,000
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HouseCA$199,900
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HouseCA$234,900
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HouseCA$139,900
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ApartmentCA$109,900
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ApartmentCA$179,900
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HouseCA$599,900
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HouseCA$324,900
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HouseCA$489,000
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HouseCA$549,000
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ApartmentCA$179,000
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ApartmentCA$175,000
Fort St. John
HouseCA$289,900
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ApartmentCA$239,900
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HouseCA$350,000
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ApartmentCA$127,990
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HouseCA$279,900
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HouseCA$319,900
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HouseCA$429,900
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HouseCA$436,000
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ApartmentCA$179,000
Fort St. John
HouseCA$324,900
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ApartmentCA$136,900
Fort St. John
Buyer's guide: Fort St. John
Fort St. John is the main service city of British Columbia's Peace River region, and property for sale in Fort St. John is far cheaper than in Vancouver or Victoria. We list 313 properties, led by houses, with land and apartments making up much of the rest.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros. The median is €250,674, and half of the listings sit between about €163,000 and €392,000. This is an energy-and-resources economy, so prices follow the cycle of oil, gas and forestry.
| Measure | Fort St. John |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €250,674 |
| Middle 50% of listings | €162,979 to €391,713 |
| Properties listed | 313 |
Of 313 listings, 157 are houses, 66 are land, 55 apartments or condos and 35 commercial. Three-bedroom homes lead (70), followed by 54 four-bedroom and 52 with five or more bedrooms, and 36 two-bedrooms. Because floor area is missing for most listings, compare homes by lot size and condition rather than by price per square metre.
Land listings, including acreage outside town, appeal to people planning hobby farms or shops; check zoning and whether the lot is in the Agricultural Land Reserve, which limits subdivision and non-farm use.
The city sits on the Alaska Highway, with long winters, big skies and a young workforce tied to energy and construction. Buyers are mostly local workers and investors in rental housing. There is little tourist demand compared with Vancouver Island or the Okanagan.
Nearby places to compare in the region are Dawson Creek and Tumbler Ridge; both are smaller markets with their own price cycles.
The federal ban on foreign purchases of residential property runs to 1 January 2027 for most urban areas, and a replacement framework has been reported. British Columbia adds a 20% foreign buyer tax in designated regions. Whether Fort St. John is caught depends on the current boundaries, so confirm with a BC lawyer.
Start with our Canada page, then read the Canada buying guide and financing options. If budget is key, see low-cost properties in Canada.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Its economy is regional and resource-driven, and it is far from the coast, so demand is lower than in Vancouver, Victoria or the Okanagan.
Rental demand follows industrial activity, which can be cyclical. Check vacancy and employer news before buying.
The federal ban and BC's foreign buyer rules may apply. Take legal advice before committing.
A BC zone that protects farmland. Land inside it faces limits on subdivision and non-farm use.