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Fraserview sits in central Prince George alongside the Fraser River. The housing mix ranges from entry-level starters to family homes, with price points scattered across the range. The river is close, which matters if you care about that setting. Downtown and shopping are both walkable or a short drive. It's the kind of neighborhood that works for first-time buyers, growing families, and empty-nesters who don't want to be far from the action.
As of October 2026, there are 3 active listings in the Fraserview area of Prince George, BC. The median asking price is $319,500. Prices start from $70,000 up to $569,000.
Based on active MLS® listings in the mapped Fraserview area. Updated hourly via CREA DDF®.
Showing listings within the Fraserview neighbourhood boundary. 2 homes, plus 1 lot or commercial listing.
Showing 3 listings

534 RUNNALLS AVENUE
Prince George, British Columbia

4174 COWART ROAD
Prince George, British Columbia

104 3730 LANSDOWNE ROAD
Prince George, British Columbia
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Get a free valuation →Fraserview has a wide mix: entry-level starters, family homes, and some duplexes and small multi-family buildings among the single-family houses. Prices are spread across the range, so it's one of the few central areas where a first-time buyer and a growing family can both find something.
Cottonwood Island Nature Park, 32 hectares of trails where the Nechako meets the Fraser, and the Fraser River Trail are close by. Downtown and West End shopping are a short drive, and from parts of the neighbourhood you can walk.
Van Bien, Nusdeh Yoh and Spruceland elementaries are nearby, along with Prince George Secondary and Duchess Park Secondary. Check which catchment a specific address falls in before you buy.
Investors have been paying more attention to Fraserview, alongside Spruceland, Millar Addition and Lakewood. Expect some rentals on most streets. If you're buying a duplex or a house with a suite, confirm the zoning and that the suite is legal before you count on the rent.
For homes near the river, ask about spring high water and flood history, and whether the lot sits in a mapped floodplain. Your insurer will want to know. Older houses need the usual close look at the roof, furnace and plumbing.
First-time buyers who want to live centrally, families who want the river trails close by, and investors looking at duplexes. If Fraserview listings are thin, Lakewood and Millar Addition are worth comparing.
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