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Cost of selling

What actually comes off your sale price.

Most of it is commission and the GST on it. The rest is smaller and more predictable. Below is what that looks like against what homes are really asking in each city, not a generic range.

Markets covered

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Typical share of price

3.7%

33%

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Selling costs by city

Worked on each city's median asking price, plus GST, $1,500 legal and discharge, and $2,500 preparation and moving. Commission is negotiated, so treat these as a starting shape.

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Surrey

About $36,023 on a $1,039,900 home

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Vancouver

About $45,186 on a $1,389,000 home

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Richmond

About $35,973 on a $1,038,000 home

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Burnaby

About $32,324 on a $899,000 home

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Kelowna

About $29,699 on a $799,000 home

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Langley

About $33,663 on a $950,000 home

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Abbotsford

About $30,248 on a $819,900 home

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Coquitlam

About $33,660 on a $949,900 home

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Chilliwack

About $28,148 on a $739,900 home

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Kamloops

About $25,523 on a $639,900 home

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Maple Ridge

About $37,595 on a $1,099,800 home

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North Vancouver

About $42,824 on a $1,299,000 home

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Vernon

About $25,131 on a $625,000 home

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Prince George

About $19,461 on a $409,000 home

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Nanaimo

About $27,875 on a $729,500 home

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Mission

About $32,324 on a $899,000 home

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Delta

About $42,246 on a $1,277,000 home

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New Westminster

About $27,348 on a $709,450 home

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West Kelowna

About $28,124 on a $739,000 home

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West Vancouver

About $87,186 on a $2,989,000 home

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Langford

About $27,098 on a $699,900 home

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Victoria

About $27,754 on a $724,900 home

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Saanich

About $37,311 on a $1,089,000 home

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Penticton

About $25,854 on a $652,500 home

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White Rock

About $40,223 on a $1,199,900 home

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Port Coquitlam

About $34,975 on a $1,000,000 home

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Osoyoos

About $21,646 on a $492,250 home

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Whistler

About $53,324 on a $1,699,000 home

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Port Moody

About $34,944 on a $998,800 home

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Campbell River

About $26,508 on a $677,450 home

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Salmon Arm

About $26,442 on a $674,900 home

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Squamish

About $37,167 on a $1,083,500 home

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Lake Country

About $34,973 on a $999,900 home

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Sechelt

About $30,380 on a $824,950 home

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Sooke

About $29,723 on a $799,900 home

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Fort St. John

About $19,461 on a $409,000 home

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Courtenay

About $28,673 on a $759,900 home

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Duncan

About $30,381 on a $825,000 home

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Port Alberni

About $24,449 on a $599,000 home

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Quesnel

About $18,238 on a $362,400 home

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What does a realtor charge to sell a house in BC?

Commission in British Columbia is negotiated between you and the brokerage you list with. There is no set rate and no legally mandated amount. A common illustrative structure is a higher percentage on the first $100,000 and a lower percentage on the balance, and that is what the figures on this page use. Your listing agreement sets the real number.

Is GST charged on real estate commission?

Yes. GST applies to the commission itself, not to the sale price of a used residential home. On the illustrative figures below, the GST line is calculated on the commission only.

What else comes off the sale price?

Legal fees and mortgage discharge, any mortgage prepayment penalty if you are breaking a term early, and whatever you spend preparing and moving. A property transfer tax is paid by the buyer, not the seller.

Do I pay tax on the profit?

A home that was your principal residence for every year you owned it is generally exempt from capital gains tax. Investment and secondary properties are not, and BC has additional rules for recently purchased homes. Confirm your situation with an accountant.

Borrowing costs
What money costs right now
The rates behind every payment estimate on this site.
As of 2026-08-28
Prime rate
4.45%

Variable mortgages are quoted against this.

5 year bond yield
3.34%

Fixed mortgage pricing follows this.

Policy rate
2.25%

Set by the Bank of Canada.

These are benchmark rates, not mortgage quotes. Your rate depends on the lender, the term, and your file.

Source: Bank of Canada
Page methodology and sources are stated beside the figures. Content is reviewed by Ray Rasouli, REALTOR®, Real Broker B.C. Ltd.
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Median asking prices come from BCRES MLS via Bridge Interactive and refresh daily. Commission in British Columbia is negotiated in your listing agreement; the structure used here is illustrative only and is not a quote or an offer. Nothing on this page is legal, tax or financial advice.