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Highest Homeownership in British Columbia

Top 100 cities ranked by highest homeownership

Highest Homeownership — British Columbia

2 East Kootenay C 91.4%
3 Nanaimo E 91.1%
4 Nanaimo G 90.8%
5 Cariboo G 89.8%
6 Coldstream 89.5%
9 North Saanich 88.0%
10 Cariboo A 87.3%
12 Qualicum Beach 87.0%
13 Comox Valley C 86.5%
15 Peace River C 85.5%
17 Comox Valley A 85.3%
18 Peace River B 84.9%
19 Comox Valley B 84.6%
20 Nanaimo A 84.0%
21 Kent 83.7%
22 Armstrong 83.1%
23 West Kelowna 82.6%
24 Summerland 82.3%
25 Metchosin 82.0%
26 Peachland 81.8%
28 Spallumcheen 80.9%
29 Ladysmith 80.7%
30 Sooke 80.3%
32 Central Saanich 79.9%
33 Hope 79.6%
34 Pitt Meadows 79.5%
35 Maple Ridge 79.2%
36 Lake Country 78.5%
37 Kimberley 78.3%
38 Oliver 78.0%
39 Salmon Arm 77.7%
40 Port Coquitlam 77.1%
41 North Cowichan 76.9%
42 Sidney 76.8%
43 Kitimat 76.5%
44 Castlegar 76.2%
45 Delta 75.6%
46 Port Moody 75.5%
47 Powell River 75.4%
48 Revelstoke 74.8%
49 Oak Bay 74.6%
50 Cranbrook 73.6%
51 Colwood 73.4%
52 Merritt 73.1%
53 Parksville 73.0%
54 Fernie 72.5%
55 Chilliwack 72.1%
56 Nanaimo F 71.8%
57 Courtenay 71.4%
58 Richmond 71.3%
59 West Vancouver 70.9%
60 Smithers 70.8%
61 Squamish 70.1%
62 Terrace 70.1%
63 Surrey 69.5%
64 Saanich 69.2%
65 Port Alberni 68.9%
66 Trail 68.8%
67 Abbotsford 68.8%
68 Prince George 68.1%
69 View Royal 67.5%
70 Nanaimo 66.7%
71 Harewood 66.5%
73 South Arm 66.5%
74 Canyon Springs 66.5%
75 Brentwood Bay 66.5%
76 Oaklands 66.5%
77 Hillside-Quadra 66.5%
79 Ranch Park 66.5%
81 South Cambie 66.5%
82 Woodwards 66.5%
83 Cedar Valley 66.5%
84 Cordova Bay 66.5%
85 West End 66.5%
87 Kitsilano 66.5%
88 Burnaby Heights 66.5%
89 Strawberry Hill 66.5%
90 Victoria West 66.5%
91 Clinton-Glenwood 66.5%
92 Shaughnessy 66.5%
93 Sardis 66.5%
95 Olympic Village 66.5%
96 Sunshine Hills 66.5%
98 Hanceville 66.5%
99 Broadmoor 66.5%
100 South Clearbrook 66.5%

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Data is sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, FBI Crime Statistics, and NOAA climate records.

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