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About these figures: the map and the listings on this page show Royal Oak pet-friendly condos and townhomes only. There are too few pet-friendly condos and townhomes for a separate report, so the six statistics describe the whole Royal Oak market.

Royal Oak pet-friendly condos and townhomes in Saanich
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Royal Oak Pet-Friendly Condos & Townhomes

Search Royal Oak condos and townhomes that allow pets, in a central Saanich neighbourhood at the meeting of the highways. Prices run from about $455,000 to $1.399 million.

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Royal Oak Pet-Friendly Strata Homes & MLS® Listings

About 21 pet-friendly Royal Oak condos and townhomes were for sale in early October 2026, from about $455,000 to $1.399 million, with an average asking price near $855,000. These are the strata homes whose bylaws permit pets, so they suit buyers moving with a cat or dog.

They range across the neighbourhood's condo and townhome stock, including homes like newer condos in the Travino community off Royal Oak Drive. The Royal Oak market report shows the wider market, since there are too few for a separate report.

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Pets Allowed

Each of these strata homes permits pets, though limits on number, size and type vary by building.

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Condos & Townhomes

A mix of apartment condos and townhomes, from entry-level suites to larger family plans.

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Central Saanich West

A hub location with the Royal Oak exchange, shops and transit close by.

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Check the Bylaws

Pet-friendly is a starting point; the strata bylaws decide what is actually allowed.

Pet-Friendly Strata Homes in Royal Oak

The 21 pet-friendly condos and townhomes for sale in early October ranged from about $455,000 to $1.399 million, averaging about $855,000. They are found across Royal Oak's strata buildings and complexes, in Saanich, and because the pet-permitting homes are a subset of the market, the ones that come up tend to move quickly.

For a buyer relocating with a pet, the strata bylaws matter as much as the home itself. Being listed as pet-friendly is the starting point; the details of what is actually allowed decide whether it works for your animal.

Read the Pet Bylaws Before You Commit

Pet-friendly covers a wide range. Some buildings allow two pets of any size; others cap the number, limit a dog's weight, restrict breeds, or require the strata's approval. Before removing conditions, read the current bylaws and rules, confirm the limits apply to your pet, and check there are no pending bylaw amendments. A verbal assurance from a seller is not the bylaw.

What You Get for the Money

Pet-friendly strata homes in Royal Oak span apartment condos and townhomes, so the trade-offs are the usual ones: a condo is typically lower-maintenance and lower-priced, while a townhome gives more space, often a ground-level entry and sometimes a small yard that suits a dog. Compare the monthly strata fee and what it covers, the parking and storage, and, in an older building, the contingency fund and depreciation report.

New & Older Buildings

The list usually mixes newer buildings, with contemporary finishes, better sound and energy performance and warranty coverage, and older ones that can offer more space or a better location for the money. A newer home means fewer maintenance questions; confirm whether GST applies on anything recently completed. An older building rewards a close read of the strata's finances and any planned work.

Who Buys a Pet-Friendly Royal Oak Home

The typical buyer is a downsizer, a professional or a household moving with a cat or dog who wants a low-maintenance home in Royal Oak. Pet-friendly strata homes are in steady demand, so buyers who know their bylaw requirements in advance are best placed to act when the right one comes up.

Pet-Friendly Homes Compared With the Rest of Royal Oak

See all Royal Oak properties for every home type in the neighbourhood, and open the Royal Oak market report for current prices and recent sales.