On a tree lined street, in a great neighbourhood, you’ll find this mid century charmer. Well maintained throughout the years, this home features 3 bdrms on the main, glea...
Courtesy of Pemberton Holmes Ltd. - Oak Bay
SIDNEY WATERFRONT! Custom-built 4BD/3BA, 3,322sf home looks out over Roberts Bay with Gulf Islands & Mt. Baker as a backdrop. Expansive ocean, island views can be enjoyed...
Courtesy of Newport Realty Ltd. - Sidney
This unit has a lot to offer with its own separate entry, bonus location beside laundry room and in first complex module. Vinyl window and slider, new hot water tank, ele...
Courtesy of Macdonald Realty Victoria
Rarely do properties like this become available in this highly desirable & sought after neighborhood of Balmoral Beach on the beautiful Comox Peninsula. Situated just min...
Courtesy of eXp Realty
This custom-built 2540 sqft home is situated at the top of a private cul de sac. The main home has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and an open plan kitchen, dining, livin...
Courtesy of RE/MAX Mid-Island Realty (Uclet)
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Single family homes are becoming less affordable in Greater Victoria due to excessive demand from other parts of Canada and abroad, and the environmentally constrained nature of our region, with the ocean on one side, ALR farmland in the Saanich Penninsula, and topographically constrained lands in the Western Communities. Also to blame are regional government policies such as the insistence on maintaining land with no farming potential witin the agricultural reserve, as well as the many obstructionist policies of local governments that are becoming increasingly hostile towards development. A lack of infrastructure into the Western Communities continues to plague the region, making areas like Langford and Colwood far less desirable than core areas. Obsessive preoccupation with non-existent environmental issues, like man-made global warming, by all levels of government, will continue to contribute to worsening the local housing crisis.