KAMLOOPS — For anyone who keeps an eye on the yearly assessments of their homes, real estate values in the city have been on the rise over the past few years; with less supply and more demand in Kamloops, that trend should continue. Much like the weather, the real estate market in May throughout the city has been heating up. “We had a slow-down in March of this year, but it certainly has picked up in April and May,’ Kamloops and District Real Estate Association president Doren Quinton says. “We’re still about 6% below where we were in 2017, but 2017 was just off of our record pace.” Quinton says it’s the high-end homes throughout the city that have helped drive the market; specifically, homes in the $600,000-plus range. “In May, we had 40 sales about $600,000. We also had 40 sales in the $360,000-400,000 range, so the top end and the bottom end of the market have been very, very busy,” Quinton explains. Quinton says as a result of the increased demand for high-end homes in