Property Types Pull the Averages
Condos and townhomes sit in the same figures as detached houses, oceanfront homes and acreages. Compare a home with others of the same type and size rather than with the catchment-wide average.
Current Claremont Catchment Data
Claremont Catchment Market Report
Follow the housing market inside the map area drawn around Claremont Secondary School in Saanich, covering Cordova Bay, Broadmead, Royal Oak and nearby parts of the Saanich Peninsula. The figures below are generated from current MLS® data and update as homes are listed, sold or repriced.
Catchment market caution: This catchment mixes condos and townhomes with family houses, oceanfront homes and rural acreages, so a handful of high-end listings can pull the averages far from a typical home. A catchment boundary is also not a guarantee of a place at Claremont Secondary; confirm any address with School District 63 (Saanich).
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How to Read the Numbers
Understanding Catchment Market Data
This catchment holds very different kinds of homes, from strata condos to coastal and semi-rural properties, so the catchment-wide figures blend homes that rarely compete with each other.
Age and Lot Size Matter
Newer construction usually asks more per square foot than older homes nearby, and large lots or waterfront can lift a price well above the local norm. Check the year built and lot size before comparing prices.
Boundaries Are Not a Guarantee
The map is this site’s approximation of the area Claremont serves. Catchment lines, out-of-catchment approvals and program admission can change, so confirm an address with School District 63 (Saanich) before relying on it.
Active Listings vs. Completed Sales
The statistics describe what sellers are currently asking and how long listings have been on the market. They are not a sold-price index. Valuing a specific home takes recent comparable sales, current competition and adjustments for that home.