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Downtown is where the civic life of Prince George actually happens. City Hall, the courthouse, the Civic Centre, Two Rivers Gallery, and the library all sit within a few blocks. Housing skews toward condos and rentals near the core, with character homes on the edges as you move toward Connaught Hill. It's walkable in a way most of PG isn't. The city has invested in the downtown core over the past few years: the Canfor Leisure Pool opened in 2022, and the 2024 Civic Core District Plan greenlights a new performing arts centre, a second ice arena, and mixed-use residential. Buyers who want to walk to work, to a show, or to a Cougars game skip the garage door altogether.
As of October 2026, there are 39 active listings in the Downtown Prince George area of Prince George, BC. The median asking price is $684,000. Prices start from $70,000 up to $6,900,000.
Based on active MLS® listings in the mapped Downtown Prince George area. Updated hourly via CREA DDF®.
Showing listings within the Downtown Prince George neighbourhood boundary. 5 homes, plus 34 lots and commercial listings.
Showing 39 listings

1511 3RD AVENUE
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1594 3RD AVENUE
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198 GEORGE STREET
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685 VICTORIA STREET
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727 VICTORIA STREET
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751 BRUNSWICK STREET
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751 BRUNSWICK STREET
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1291 1ST AVENUE
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455 QUEBEC STREET
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1250 3RD AVENUE
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435 QUEBEC STREET
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1245 3RD AVENUE
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400 1087 6TH AVENUE
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508 GEORGE STREET
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302 1087 6TH AVENUE
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1205 3RD AVENUE
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LOT 12 MILLER ROAD
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1245 3RD AVENUE
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145 1600 15TH AVENUE
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1210 3RD AVENUE
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760 VICTORIA STREET
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401 QUEBEC STREET
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101 1577 7TH AVENUE
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225 QUEBEC STREET
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1512 12TH AVENUE
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1594 7TH AVENUE
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1163 3RD AVENUE
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372 - 380 GEORGE STREET
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Own a home in Downtown Prince George? See what it would sell for.
Get a free valuation →Most of what lists downtown is condos and apartment-style units near the core. Detached character homes sit on the edges, toward Connaught Hill. If you want a yard, look at the edges. If you want to lock the door and leave for a month, a condo in the core fits better.
Your strata fee pays for shared costs: building insurance, upkeep of common areas, often water and garbage, and contributions to the reserve fund. A low fee on an older building can mean the strata is underfunding future repairs.
Before your subjects come off, read the depreciation report, the recent meeting minutes and the financial statements, and ask about any special levies. A healthy reserve and boring minutes are good signs. Talk of a roof replacement or building-envelope work is a flag. Check the bylaws on pets and renovations before you fall for a unit.
Downtown suits people who would rather walk than drive: downsizers who are done with yard work, people who work in the core, and buyers who travel and want something low-maintenance. Families who want a yard usually look at the edges, near Ron Brent Elementary and Duchess Park Secondary.
Expect more noise and activity than in a suburb, and less parking. Older buildings can carry bigger repair bills, which is why the strata paperwork matters so much. Condo prices also move on their own schedule, separate from detached homes, so price a unit off recent sales in the same building or one like it.
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