Jubilee Real Estate for Sale
Jubilee offers an unusually varied market in one central, walkable neighbourhood. In early October 2026 the 34 active listings split into about 15 condos, 10 detached houses and 8 townhomes, with a commercial listing or two alongside. Prices ran from around $390,000 for a one-bedroom condo to roughly $1.4 million for a new townhome or larger character house, so there is something at most price points close to the city.
That mix, in a neighbourhood built around the hospital, the college and Oak Bay Avenue, makes Jubilee one of the more convenient central choices in Victoria for a wide range of buyers.
Jubilee Condos
Condos are the most active segment of the Jubilee market, with about 15 for sale in early October from around $390,000 to $625,000, mostly one- and two-bedroom homes in buildings along Jubilee Avenue, Foul Bay Road, Richmond Road, Oak Bay Avenue and the surrounding streets. They range from older low-rises to brand-new buildings. The Jubilee condos for sale page looks at them in detail.
Jubilee Houses
Detached houses are a smaller part of the market, with about 10 for sale in early October from roughly $700,000 to $1.3 million. Many are early-1900s character homes on streets such as Pembroke, Ashgrove, Haultain, Bank and Denman, along with some mid-century and newer builds. Because there are relatively few at any time, the detached listings are covered within the broader Jubilee search rather than a separate page.
Jubilee Townhomes
Townhomes are a fast-growing segment, with about 8 for sale in early October from roughly $599,000 to $1.42 million, most of them brand-new projects completing now on Shelbourne Street, Foul Bay Road and Adanac Street. They range from compact two-bedroom homes to larger three-bedroom townhouses, and they too are covered within the broader Jubilee search rather than a separate page.
A Central Neighbourhood Built Around the Hospital
Jubilee takes its name and its character from the Royal Jubilee Hospital, one of the region's largest, and from Camosun College's Lansdowne campus just to the north. Together they make the neighbourhood a hub for medical staff, students and faculty, and they keep demand for both rentals and smaller homes steady. Around them sits an established grid of character houses, with new infill condos and townhomes adding density close to the hospital and Oak Bay Avenue.
Shops, Services & Getting Around
Daily life in Jubilee is built around its central position. Oak Bay Avenue's shops and restaurants sit on the southern edge, Fort Street's antique row and the Hillside shopping centre are close, and Camosun, the hospital and Royal Athletic Park are all within reach. Downtown Victoria is about ten minutes away by car or a direct bus, and the neighbourhood is flat and walkable, with good cycling routes.
Schools & Families
Jubilee is served by the Greater Victoria School District (SD61), with elementary and secondary schools in and around the neighbourhood and Camosun College's Lansdowne campus at its northern edge. Confirm the current catchment for any specific address with the district, since boundaries change. The central location and mix of homes make Jubilee a practical choice for families, professionals and students alike.
Who Buys in Jubilee
Jubilee draws first-time buyers and investors into the condos, families and professionals into the character houses and new townhomes, and hospital and college staff who want to live close to work. Its depth of condo and new-townhome supply, in a central and walkable setting, keeps the neighbourhood active across price points.
How Jubilee Compares
Jubilee is one of Victoria's most central and convenient neighbourhoods. Compare it with neighbouring Fernwood and Oaklands, and with the wider Victoria market.
