The view from above the site.
Drone photography taken over 260 Victoria Street West. Upper floors look across the confluence of the Thompson rivers to the North Shore and the mountains beyond.
A downtown site with a view that defines the city.
260 Victoria Street West is a 0.38-acre mixed-use development site at the west end of downtown Kamloops, looking over the confluence of the North and South Thompson rivers to the North Shore and the mountains beyond.
River confluence outlook
Views across the river to the North Shore mountains.
Mid-rise potential
Up to six storeys, subject to City approval.
Tax incentive area
Up to 10 years' exemption on new improvements.
Central and connected
Downtown, steps from the Overlanders Bridge.
Serviced site
Municipal water and sewer; reported clean.
Flexible deal structure
Outright sale or partnership.
Property details
| Address | 260 Victoria Street WestKamloops, BC V2C 1A4 |
|---|---|
| Asking price | $3,599,000 |
| Site area | 0.38 acresApproximately 16,550 sq ft |
| Development potential | Up to six storeysPer listing; confirm with the City of Kamloops |
| Property type | Commercial / Residential |
| Existing improvements | One building, currently vacant |
| Signage | Large pole sign on site, included |
| Traffic | Approx. 30,000 vehicles/dayVictoria Street West corridor, City of Kamloops (2019) |
| Services | Municipal water and sewer |
| Tax incentive | City Centre Revitalization Tax Exemption area |
| Adjacent | Active rail main lineSee due diligence |
| Offering | Outright sale or partnership development |
| MLS® number | 10397041 |
One concept: practice below, residences above.
A six-storey mixed-use building pairing professional and medical space with premium river-view homes. Offered as an illustration; buyers and partners bring their own program.
- Levels 3–6ResidencesLarger homes oriented to the river and the western sky.
- Level 2Professional officesSpecialist, allied health, legal, accounting and advisory suites.
- GroundClinic and street frontageMedical or dental clinic with direct street access.
Partnership opportunity.
The owner is actively interested in partnering on the development of this site, and open to creative structures that work for both sides.
Ways to partner
- Joint ventureDevelop the site together, sharing the project and its returns.
- Land as equityThe owner contributes the land as equity in the project.
- Anchor occupant partnershipA clinic or professional group partners as anchor occupant or co-owner.
- Your proposalOther structures are welcome. Bring the plan that fits your project.
Nothing but potential
The site is reported clear of contamination, so a buyer or partner can focus on design and approvals rather than remediation. Buyers should complete their own environmental review.
Where the rivers meet.
Kamloops takes its name from Tk'emlúps, the Secwepemc word for the place where the rivers meet. For thousands of years the confluence has been a gathering place. From this site, it is the view.
City Centre Revitalization Tax Exemption
The site is within the area covered by Kamloops' City Centre Revitalization Tax Exemption program.
Owners who construct new buildings or substantially improve existing ones can apply for an exemption from the municipal portion of property tax on the increase in assessed value for ten years. Tax on the land continues to be paid.
For a project of this scale, the exemption makes carrying costs more predictable through lease-up and sell-out, and lowers the cost of ownership for buyers during the exemption period.
Eligibility is confirmed by the City at application. Review the current bylaw with the City of Kamloops and your advisors.
The setting.
Two rivers, open benchlands and long summer evenings at the centre of the Thompson valley.
Due diligence.
This is a development opportunity. Buyers and partners complete their own investigations, starting with the items below.
- Zoning and approvalsPermitted height, density and uses, and development permit requirements.
- Rail corridorThe site adjoins an active main line. Setback, safety, noise and vibration requirements are set by the City with railway input.
- Tax exemptionRevitalization Tax Exemption eligibility for the specific building proposed.
- EnvironmentalIndependent environmental review to confirm site condition.
- Geotechnical and floodplainSoil conditions and floodplain considerations near the river.
- Survey and viewsLegal survey of boundaries, and view corridors confirmed by drone at each floor level.