Kevin Pearson - #1 Realtor Fort St. John with CENTURY 21®

When you make the important decision to buy or sell a home, I am committed to going the extra mile to ensure that all of your needs are successfully met in a professional and honest manner.


I have continuously been one of the highest selling Real Estate agents in Fort St John and in recent years I have earned #1 spot in BC & #4 spot in Canada with Century 21 Canada by production or units but that came from trusted repeat client business. For Service and Commitment, let me help guide you with your next purchase or sale.


I make myself available at all times. My website is here to help you 24 hours a day. You can search listings, both, Commercial properties and Residential properties at your own convenience, browse reports, and read up on real estate info on your own terms. When you are ready to see a listing in person, or just have a simple question, please dont hesitate to contact me!

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Latest News

Adaptive Reuse: Impacts on Communities and Local Markets

Adaptive reuse, where old buildings are repurposed for new uses, has become an increasingly important development strategy in Canada. As cities and smaller communities alike grapple with housing shortages, commercial vacancies, heritage preservation, and sustainability imperatives, adaptive reuse is reshaping local real estate markets in ways that affect both short- and long-term value. Beyond aesthetics...

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Legalizing Density in Canada: Where Reforms Are Taking Hold (And Where Challenges Remain)

As Canada aims to build 5.8 million affordable, low-carbon, and resilient homes by 2030, increasing housing density has become a key strategy. Allowing more types of housing—such as triplexes, laneway homes, and small apartment buildings—within existing neighbourhoods is widely seen as a practical way to expand supply, improve affordability, and use infrastructure more efficiently.

While governments...

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Canada’s Population Growth Falters, but Housing Markets May Still Not Be Ready for Long-Term Demand

Canada’s population growth has slowed, but the national figure masks major regional disparities. Q1 2025 saw only 20,107 net new residents. However, population trends vary significantly by region; while some provinces continue to experience steady growth, others are facing declines, with impacts on housing demand, market dynamics, and economic conditions.

Alberta Accelerates, Atlantic and Prairie Provinces...

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