Active Listings by Price Range
Current City of Victoria condo listings grouped by asking price.
Current City of Victoria Condo Listing Data
City of Victoria Condo Market Report
Review current City of Victoria condos and apartment-style strata homes, including asking-price ranges, price per square foot, days on market and active listing conditions. This report is generated from the City of Victoria condo MLS® listings displayed below and updates as properties are added, removed or repriced.
Condo-market caution: The City of Victoria condo market varies materially between Downtown, Harris Green, James Bay, Songhees, Victoria West, Fairfield, Rockland, North Park, Central Park and other neighbourhoods. Building age, construction type, floor height, orientation, parking, views, walkability, street exposure, future development and strata condition can produce very different price-per-square-foot and market-time characteristics. Treat these figures as a current active-listing snapshot, not a completed-sales price index.
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Current Listing Data
City of Victoria Condo Market Charts
Explore the current distribution of asking prices, price per square foot and days on market for City of Victoria condos and apartment-style strata homes across City of Victoria East and City of Victoria West. Charts are generated from the active condo listings displayed in this market report and update as the report inventory changes.
Days on Market Distribution
Current listings grouped according to time on market.
Price per Square Foot
Distribution of current listings with usable living-area data.
Asking Price and Market Time
Each point represents one current listing with its asking price compared against days on market.
Charts represent active City of Victoria condo listings shown on this page and do not represent completed-sale statistics. The City of Victoria condo market is compact but highly segmented, so inventory concentrated in one neighbourhood, tower, waterfront project, heritage conversion or price segment can materially shift averages and distributions. Price-per-square-foot charts use only listings with usable living-area data.
How to Read the Numbers
Understanding City of Victoria Condo Listing Data
The City of Victoria has one of Greater Victoria's deepest and most varied condominium markets, spanning downtown high-rises, harbourfront residences, older apartment-style strata buildings, heritage conversions, boutique projects and newer mixed-use developments. Use the charts as a live inventory snapshot, then compare the specific building, strata corporation, suite and micro-location characteristics that actually drive value.
Building Age, Construction & Capital Work
City of Victoria condo inventory ranges from older low-rise buildings to newer mixed-use and purpose-built developments. Review construction type, building-envelope history, windows, balconies, plumbing, elevators, roofing, mechanical systems, warranty status where applicable and completed or anticipated capital projects rather than judging value by age alone.
Strata Fees, Insurance & Capital Planning
Monthly fees can vary substantially depending on building age, amenities and what is included. Review the contingency reserve fund, depreciation report, insurance deductibles, special levies, operating budget, meeting minutes and major planned work. A lower fee is not necessarily better if the strata is underfunded.
Parking, Storage, Pets & Accessibility
Parking, visitor parking, storage lockers, EV charging, elevator access, step-free entry and practical pet bylaws can materially affect resale appeal. Confirm whether stalls and lockers are titled, limited common property or assigned by the strata, and review restrictions affecting pets, rentals, renovations and occupancy.
Location, Transit, Schools & Outlook
Downtown, Harris Green, James Bay, Songhees, Victoria West, Fairfield, Rockland, North Park and Central Park can serve very different buyers. Walkability, transit, waterfront access, street exposure, floor height, orientation, natural light, views, parking and nearby redevelopment potential can materially affect both livability and value.