How's the Market Where You Live?
Pick a community and property type below to see recent activity: how many homes sold, the average sale price and how long they took to sell. It's a quick way to get a feel for your market, whether you're thinking of buying, selling or just keeping an eye on things.
About these numbers: they're generated automatically by our website's listing system and are for general information only. They may differ from official real estate board statistics, and they aren't an appraisal of any home.
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Market Snapshot by Region
Every part of the Island moves at its own pace. Choose your region in the search above, or explore its community pages for homes for sale and local insight.
South Island
From downtown Victoria condos to Saanich family homes, Westshore new builds and rural acreage in the Highlands and Metchosin. → Greater Victoria · Victoria Core · Westshore · Saanich Peninsula · South Cowichan
Central Island
Cowichan Valley farms and villages, Nanaimo's neighbourhoods, Oceanside's beach towns and the west coast. → Cowichan Valley · Greater Nanaimo · Oceanside · Port Alberni & The Pacific Rim
Comox Valley & Campbell River
Comox, Courtenay and Cumberland, rural Merville and Black Creek, and Campbell River's waterfront neighbourhoods. → Comox Valley · Campbell River
North Island
Port Hardy, Port McNeill, Gold River and the remote inlet communities. → North Vancouver Island
Your Home Isn't an Average
Market averages are a great starting point, but buyers don't pay averages. They pay for a particular home: its view, lot, updates, suite, shop or the walk to the beach. If you're thinking of selling, a free market evaluation compares your home with the sales that genuinely match it.
Tell us the community and the type of home you're curious about. Braden Davies of Island State of Mind Real Estate Group with eXp Realty will get back to you within 24 hours with the latest numbers and what they mean for you.
Ask Braden About Your Market
Vancouver Island Market FAQ
Where do these market numbers come from?
They're generated automatically by our website's listing system from listing activity in the area and time period you choose. They're meant to give you a feel for the market, not to replace official real estate board statistics or a professional evaluation of a specific home.
Why are these numbers different from what I read in the news?
What's the difference between average and median price?
Is now a good time to buy or sell on Vancouver Island?
Can you tell me what's happening on my street or in my building?