With short-term rental units expected to come off the market this spring, BPM Home Rentals offers students, professionals, and tourists a trustworthy alternative for mid and long-term stays in Prince George.
Since its launch in 2008, rental companies like Airbnb have transformed the way we travel, making finding a home away from home easier than ever. Now more than 15 years later, things are about to change once again.
Established well before the trend of rental apps, B.C. based company BPM Home Rentals has specialized in mid-term and long-term furnished rentals in Prince George, offering guests of all varieties fully furnished apartments nestled amongst the city’s key amenities and picturesque natural charm. With roots of working and investing in Prince George for more than 20 years, BPM aims to offer visitors a clean, comfortable, fully furnished suite that is complete with a kitchen and laundry. When you rent from BPM you’re not renting someone else’s home, or sharing their space, you’re staying in a professionally managed rental property, owned, managed, and operated by a team right here in B.C.
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