If you live in Old Summit Lake and your last gut-check on your home's value was the city's assessment notice, it's time for a real conversation. The numbers on the ground are telling a different story - and knowing the difference could matter a lot if you're thinking about making a move.
Let's start with houses, because that's where most of us in Old Summit Lake are sitting.
The predicted market value for houses is sitting at $480,170, and it's drifting lower - the 3-month moving average was $489,833, so we're tracking about $9,600 below that recent trend. The rental yield of 5.65% is genuinely strong though. If you're an investor or thinking about holding rather than selling, that number is worth paying attention to.
Now, condos in Old Summit Lake are a smaller slice of the market, but here's something interesting - they're actually bucking the trend a little.
Condos here are priced well below what you'd find in Hart Highlands ($583,133) or Central Hart ($580,456). If affordability is the goal, Old Summit Lake condos are still one of the more accessible entry points in the city.
Here's the thing about your city assessment - it's a snapshot from the past. It doesn't update when the market shifts, and right now the market is shifting. The average assessed value for houses in Old Summit Lake is $490,605. The HonestDoor Price is $476,164. That's a gap of roughly $14,000.
If you're pricing a home based on what the city says it's worth, you might be starting the conversation in the wrong place. The HonestDoor Price pulls in real-time signals - recent sales, current demand, what buyers are actually paying - not what an assessor estimated months ago. Think of it as the real-world check against a number that was never meant to be a selling price in the first place.
With house values down 1.53% recently and the 3-month trend moving in the same direction, the gap between assessment and actual market value could keep widening. Checking your HonestDoor Price now means you're working with current information, not last year's.
Straight talk - this is not a seller's market on fire. House growth ranks 29 out of 31 in Prince George. Values are drifting down, not up. If you're waiting for a big pop before listing, the current data doesn't support holding your breath for that.
That said, here's what actually matters for your decision:
Bottom line - Old Summit Lake is taking a breather. It's not a crisis, but it's not a windfall moment either. The smartest thing you can do right now is get your HonestDoor Price, compare it honestly to what you paid and what you owe, and make the call based on your own numbers - not the city's outdated paperwork.
old summit lake | prince george | september 2026This information is all based on our opinions based on the information available to us. Everyone's situation may be different and you should reach out to us for more personalized information.