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About these figures: The map shows the listings on this page, newest first. The six figures describe every active house listing in Greater Victoria, so you can compare what is new with the whole market.
Detached houses for sale across Greater Victoria, with the most recently listed first. In the last week of October 2026, 85 houses came on the market, asking from about $340,000 to $2.9 million.
This page shows the 100 newest house listings in Greater Victoria, with the most recently listed at the top. At the pace of late October 2026, that covers roughly the past eight days of detached houses coming on the market.
Houses are the biggest share of what comes up each week. In the last week of October 2026, 85 houses were listed: 20 in Saanich, 16 in the City of Victoria, 11 in Langford and 7 each in Colwood, North Saanich and Sooke, with the rest spread across the region. The median asking price was about $1.13 million. For comparison, VREB's September 2026 benchmark for a single-family home in the Victoria core was $1,280,100, and 239 single-family homes sold across the board area that month.
Late October 2026 brought about 85 newly listed houses a week across the region.
Saanich usually has the most new houses, followed by Victoria and Langford.
Many houses come with a suite, so checking whether it is legal comes first.
Much of the region's housing is decades old, so inspections matter.
Well-priced houses in established family neighbourhoods, such as Gordon Head, Cordova Bay, Oak Bay and Fairfield, tend to draw the most early interest, along with entry-level houses in Langford, Colwood and Sooke. A house that is priced in line with recent sales and shows well often gets most of its showings in its first few days, so it pays to see it early. In the buyer's market of fall 2026, there is more room to negotiate on a house that has been listed for several weeks than on one that came up yesterday.
Under BC's small-scale multi-unit housing rules, municipalities had to update their zoning by June 30, 2024 to allow three or four homes on most lots zoned for single-family or duplex use within urban areas, and up to six on some larger lots near frequent transit. That has changed what many lots can hold. At the same time, plenty of Greater Victoria houses have suites that were never permitted. Find out whether a suite is legal before you count on the rent; our guide to secondary suites and zoning explains how.
Many older houses in Victoria, Saanich, Oak Bay and Esquimalt were once heated with oil, and some still have a buried tank. Insurers and lenders often want proof that a tank was removed or never existed. Ask the seller early and see our oil tank guide.
A title search shows the owner, mortgages and any easements, covenants or rights of way, which can limit what you can build or where a fence can go. It takes minutes to order. Our guide to reading a BC title search explains what each charge means.
A good inspector will look closely at drainage and the foundation, the roof, electrical systems such as knob-and-tube wiring in early homes, and plumbing, including polybutylene (Poly-B) pipe used in some homes built from the mid-1980s to the late 1990s. Materials made before about 1990 may contain asbestos, which matters if you plan to renovate.
BC Assessment values reflect market value as of July 1 of the previous year, so an assessment can be well above or below today's market. Recent comparable sales are a much better guide to what a house is worth.
Saanich has the broadest range, from 1950s bungalows in Gordon Head and Royal Oak to Cordova Bay view homes. The City of Victoria offers character houses in Fairfield, Fernwood, James Bay and Oaklands. Oak Bay lists fewer but pricier houses, while the Westshore, meaning Langford, Colwood and View Royal, adds newer family homes, many with suites. On the Saanich Peninsula, ranchers and rural properties are common, and Sooke offers the region's lowest house prices. Browse houses in Saanich, Victoria, Oak Bay, Langford, Colwood and North Saanich.
A just listed house can be any age. If you want a newly built house with a home warranty, see new construction houses. If you prefer single-level living, the ranchers page is a good place to start, and older homes with period detail are on the character homes page.
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