Mackenzie, British Columbia
As of September 27, 2026, the median asking price in Mackenzie is $188,450, across 8 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 105 days.
1 new listing came to market in Mackenzie in the last 30 days.
Asking prices work out to about $93 per square foot, based on the 8 listings that report floor area.
Detached homes in Mackenzie are listed at an average of $222,713 across 8 active listings.
Low-density residential hub in the Mackenzie area
A practical, home-focused part of the area built around everyday living.
This is where much of the area’s housing stock and day-to-day residential life concentrates, with a strong bias toward detached homes and a supporting mix of attached and multi-family options. The appeal is straightforward: a conventional residential setting near the area’s main amenities. It is not an urban, car-free environment where most needs are met on foot.
The housing mix leans heavily to detached single-family homes, with some townhomes/duplexes for buyers who want a different format.
Many daily errands are oriented around the area’s main commercial nodes, which is useful for people who prefer a clear “where things are” layout for basics like groceries and pharmacy.
Compared with areas dominated by ownership housing, there is a smaller but present set of rental-oriented multi-family buildings that can fit households looking for a managed, multi-unit option.
Housing demand here can move with forestry and resource-sector cycles, which matters for people who value being close to the area’s core residential supply during active project periods.
Housing in Mackenzie is defined by low-density subdivisions dominated by detached single-family homes, supported by some townhomes/duplexes and a smaller set of rental-oriented multi-family buildings. The result is a market where the home’s format strongly shapes both lifestyle and maintenance expectations.
A typical home here is a detached single-family house in a low-density subdivision setting.
Weekends tend to revolve around practical errands to the main commercial nodes and using local recreation services, with plans shaped by the area’s day-to-day amenity layout. With housing primarily residential, leisure time often starts with getting to where services and activities are clustered.
Look past the asking price at how the home’s format and condition match the area’s primarily low-density, detached-home market—and how your day-to-day errands will line up with amenities concentrated in main commercial nodes.
Detached homes dominate, but townhomes/duplexes and some multi-family rentals exist; make sure the property type fits your maintenance expectations and lifestyle.
Because essentials cluster in main commercial areas, confirm the practicality of your routine for groceries, pharmacy, and recreation services from the specific address.
Walk and bike scores are moderate (Walk Score of 63, Bike Score of 57), so evaluate whether your typical trips feel workable without relying solely on walking.
Local housing demand can shift with forestry and resource-sector activity; focus on the home’s underlying livability and condition rather than assuming a steady pattern.
Selling in Mackenzie works when a buyer can quickly understand what makes your property distinct within a low-density, mostly detached-home market. Marketing should make the home’s condition, the function of the layout, and the practicality of day-to-day living in a car-oriented setting easy to judge from the first look.
Because the area is characterized by low-density subdivisions of detached single-family homes, show what your property offers that attached formats can’t—how the home lives, how the spaces connect, and what the exterior setup supports.
With a housing mix that includes older detached homes alongside some townhomes/duplexes and a smaller inventory of multi-family buildings, presentation and visible maintenance carry weight. Document recent updates and be clear about what has been replaced or refreshed.
Daily amenities are concentrated around the area’s main commercial nodes (including groceries, pharmacy, and recreation services). In your listing, make it straightforward to understand how errands and routines are handled from this location, given the area’s walk and bike scores.
Demand can shift with forestry and resource-sector activity, so clarity helps: highlight practical features that matter regardless of work cycles, such as storage, parking functionality, and flexible-use spaces.
Mackenzie offers a clear, residential-first housing mix where detached homes are the norm and daily amenities concentrate in a few core commercial areas. It can fit buyers who want a conventional home-focused setting with some attached and multi-family alternatives available. It is not the right match for people prioritizing a dense, highly walkable environment where most errands happen along continuous retail streets.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Mackenzie’s for-sale market is currently small and fairly quiet, with 8 active listings showing a median asking price of $188,450 (average $93/sqft) and homes sitting an average of 105 days on market so far. With just 1 new listing in the past 30 days, options can be limited, but the wide range of housing across the city—from more modest, lower-cost homes to larger properties—means buyers and investors may find negotiation room and should compare value carefully by area and condition rather than relying on a single price point.
AI-written commentary on the active MLS® listing snapshot as of September 27, 2026. Not financial advice.
Walk Score 63 · Bike Score 57
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