If you live in Seymour and you have been eyeballing your property value, here is what is actually happening on the ground. The neighbourhood is holding steady - not setting the world on fire, but not falling apart either. With 265 properties assessed this year and a year-over-year growth rate of 0.01%, Seymour is basically flat. Think of it as the market catching its breath after a busy run.
The big split right now is between houses and condos, and they are telling two very different stories. Let us break it down.
For houses in Seymour, the predicted market value sits at $519,963 - and it is actually ticking upward from the 3-month moving average of $518,250. That is a good sign. It means momentum, even if it is modest.
On the neighbourhood leaderboard, houses in Seymour rank 12th out of 31 comparable areas in Prince George. That puts us in the upper half of the city. We are ahead of Van Bow (predicted $469,718) and just a step behind Carrie Jane Gray Park ($535,977). For a house owner, that positioning matters - we are not the cheapest option, and that is a good thing.
That 5.61% rental yield is worth paying attention to. If you are an investor or thinking about renting before selling, Seymour houses are pulling real income. The average assessed value also ranks 8th in Prince George, which tells us the city already recognizes this neighbourhood carries weight.
Condos in Seymour are a different animal. The average HonestDoor Price is $2,065,243 - which is significantly higher than anything nearby. Van Bow condos sit at $479,653, East Central Fort George at $364,775, and Assman at $715,016. Seymour condos are in a league of their own in this part of the city.
That Airbnb rank of number 1 in Prince George is genuinely impressive. If you own a condo in Seymour and you are not thinking about short-term rental income, you are leaving money on the table. But the price trend is taking a breather - down 7.23% recently and sitting below the 3-month moving average. Condo owners here should be watching closely, not waiting.
Here is the thing about your city assessment - it is a snapshot from the past. The city looks at sales data from a specific cutoff date, runs its numbers, and mails you a piece of paper. By the time you read it, the market has already moved.
The HonestDoor Price is updated in real time. For Seymour houses, it already shows a value of $507,672 - that is $14,229 above the average city assessment of $493,443. If you are using your assessment to decide whether to sell, refinance, or even just understand what you own, you are working with a number that is already behind.
For condo owners, the gap is even more critical. With values shifting by -7.23% recently, knowing your real-world number today - not six months ago - is the difference between a smart decision and a costly one.
Think of the HonestDoor Price as the check your assessment never gave you. It is what a buyer would actually pay today, not what a government formula calculated last year.
For house sellers - the timing is reasonable. Values are nudging upward, the rental yield signals strong demand, and sitting at 12th on the Prince George growth leaderboard means buyers have a real reason to choose Seymour over cheaper alternatives like Van Bow or East Central Fort George. You are not in a panic situation. You have options.
For condo sellers - do not wait. The 3-month trend is pointing down, the recent change is -7.23%, and the growth rank of 22 out of 30 puts condos in the lower half of the city leaderboard right now. The Airbnb income potential is a genuine selling point you can use in your listing, but the window for peak pricing may be narrowing.
Either way, pull your HonestDoor Price before you call an agent. Walk into that conversation knowing your real number - not the one the city mailed you in January.
seymour | prince george | july 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.