Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia
As of September 27, 2026, the median asking price in Harrison Hot Springs is $790,950, across 58 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 120 days.
9 new listings came to market in Harrison Hot Springs in the last 30 days.
Asking prices work out to about $616 per square foot, based on the 58 listings that report floor area.
Condos in Harrison Hot Springs are listed at an average of $690,352 across 31 active listings.
Detached homes in Harrison Hot Springs are listed at an average of $1,091,459 across 20 active listings.
Lakeside resort core with condos and cottages
Harrison Hot Springs is a small, tourism-shaped lakeside area built around the waterfront and hot springs.
This is a place where the waterfront, visitor seasons, and a compact commercial strip set the tone, with beaches and the public hot springs acting as the main focal points. The appeal is having a resort-style core that’s easy to dip into, with trail and park access close by. It is not a place defined by highly walkable everyday errands or extensive bike-first transportation.
The area’s identity is anchored by the public hot springs and the resort-oriented waterfront strip along Esplanade Avenue.
Being at the south end of Harrison Lake shapes the feel of the area, with beaches and marina access nearby.
Population and activity levels change sharply with the seasons, bringing a quieter off-season and a busy summer peak.
Outdoor access is a defining feature, with Lagoon Beach, Rendall Park, Whippoorwill Point Trail, and Spirit Trail all nearby.
Housing in Harrison Hot Springs is led by condominium apartments, with detached houses also common. The built form reflects a resort-oriented market, with a notable presence of second homes and short-term accommodation alongside year-round residences.
A typical home here is a condominium apartment positioned as an easy base near the waterfront-oriented core.
A weekend in Harrison Hot Springs often revolves around the waterfront—time at Lagoon Beach, a walk near the lake, and looping in a meal or coffee from places like Harrison Corner Cafe or Old Settler Pub. Many days also include a park or trail stop such as Rendall Park, Whippoorwill Point Trail, or Spirit Trail, with the public hot springs as a central draw. For water access, the Harrison Hot Springs Marina and Killer's Cove Marina are nearby recreation nodes.
Look past the asking price at how seasonal use, condominium building details, and car-oriented logistics affect day-to-day ownership in Harrison Hot Springs.
Because condominium apartments lead the housing mix, pay close attention to the specific building and the unit’s practical livability (layout, storage, parking, and overall condition).
Short-term accommodation and second-home use are a meaningful part of the area, so confirm how the immediate setting feels at different times of year.
With Walk Score of 14 and Bike Score of 15, many routines are car-based even if the waterfront core feels compact on foot.
Note what is actually close to the home you’re considering—such as Harrison Lake Market, Harrison Dental Hygiene, and recreation nodes like Harrison Hot Springs Marina—since convenience can change block by block.
Selling in Harrison Hot Springs works when buyers can quickly grasp whether a home is set up for resort-style use, year-round living, or both. Because the area’s housing mix leans to condominium apartments while detached homes are also common, marketing needs to make the property’s ownership type, practical costs, and day-to-day convenience easy to compare at a glance.
For condominium apartments, make the strata details easy to understand: fee amount and what it covers, building rules, parking, storage, and any limits that matter to how the home will be used. Clear, complete documents reduce guesswork in a market where condos form a large share of the housing mix.
Show how the home relates to the area’s core draw: the lakeside resort setting and the Esplanade Avenue strip with beaches, hotels, and restaurants. Maps, exterior photos, and balcony or window views (when applicable) help buyers place the home within the compact lakeside footprint.
Tourism and seasonal demand are a defining feature here, so present the property with that rhythm in mind: durable finishes, straightforward access, and clear information on what’s included with the home. A listing that reads well for both weekend use and full-time living fits how the area functions.
The walk and bike scores point to a car-oriented routine for many errands, so make practicalities simple to evaluate: parking arrangements, storage for outdoor gear, and how the home connects to nearby essentials like Harrison Lake Market and services such as Harrison Dental Hygiene.
Harrison Hot Springs offers a compact, tourism-shaped lakeside setting where the waterfront and the public hot springs define the centre of gravity. The housing mix makes condominium ownership a mainstream option, while detached homes remain part of the fabric, all within a place that changes noticeably with the seasons. It’s a strong match for someone who wants the resort core and outdoor access close at hand, and less compelling for someone prioritizing highly walkable, everyday urban convenience.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Harrison Hot Springs’ current for-sale inventory spans the waterfront and village core through quieter residential pockets toward the outskirts, with offerings ranging from compact condos and cabins to detached homes and larger view properties. There are 58 active listings with a median asking price of $790,950 and an average of $616 per sq ft, suggesting a broad mix of housing types and price points across the city. With listings averaging 120 days on market and only 9 new listings in the past 30 days, buyers may find room to be selective and negotiate on longer-listed homes, while investors should watch for well-priced, rental-suitable properties that stand out in a slower-moving pool.
AI-written commentary on the active MLS® listing snapshot as of September 27, 2026. Not financial advice.
Walk Score 14 · Bike Score 15
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