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Average Property Tax: 6380.176, Average Square Foot: 2382, Average Days On Market: 180, Average Year Built: 1974.
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We help you find a property with real estate information, including full photos, crime, demographics, schools, daycares, transit, climate, neighbourhoods stats in Victoria real estate in Vancouver, BC. There are currently for sale many MLS® listings in Victoria VE. We are here to help you search and buy your dream home by allowing you to use our tools to refining your real estate search by property type, number of bedrooms, bathrooms, price, size, open house or new listings.
Victoria BC is a vibrant suburban neighborhood on the East side of Vancouver BC that offers a distinctive and multi-cultural flavor for its residents. Victoria is close to the downtown core and the outlying bridges maintained its suburban neighborhood environment and the Victoria homes for sale
Vancouver is well-known for its high prices when it comes to housing costs, the buying prices of properties, and the cost of living. Although the city itself is one of the most expensive cities in British Columbia, Victoria is an exception, being actually one of the cheapest neighborhoods you can live in Vancouver.
Houses for Sale in Victoria, British Columbia – Property information & Urban Living
Being an area originally settled by families, there are quite a few educational options available for Victoria’s residents. For the youngest family members, there are John Norquay Elementary, Tecumseh Elementary, Tecumseh Annex, Lord Selkirk Elementary, Cunningham Elementary, Laura Second Elementary, and McBride Elementary.
The middle and secondary students also have a lot of options available in the Victoria BC neighborhood, such as Vancouver Technical, John Oliver Secondary, Sir Charles Tupper, Killarney Secondary, and Gladstone Secondary. When it comes to private and independent school systems, just to name a few there are St. Joseph’s School, Stratford Hall, Our Lady of Sorrows, Fraser Academy, Khalsa School, and St. Andrews School.
Most of the dwellings found in Victoria are single-family homes and single detached homes built in two stages. The first stage is represented by the houses built before 1946 and the second stage consists of the detached dwellings owned by rich families built between 1981 and 1990 when the neighborhood started to become a bigger interest for the realtors and investors.
The need for construction for the second stage happened mainly due to the success of the middle-class families that realized the benefits of being close to the downtown core of Vancouver and the outlying bridges, while still maintaining a suburban neighborhood environment for its residents. In the last few years, the main focus was on both the low-rise and mid-rise buildings as well as the townhouse developments.
Recreational activities, shopping, and restaurants in Victoria
Victoria neighborhood is located right beside the beautiful John Hendry Park and Trout Lake. Victoria itself has a lot of green space areas and parks. The Brewers Park is one of the main attractions in this neighborhood because it’s divided into three main areas: the one with tennis and basketball courts, a second area that hosts a playground and a wading pool, and the third area with open space for dog walking, jogging and picnics.
Clark Park is the second oldest park in Vancouver, after Stanley Park that has a total surface area of over 4 hectares of an urban oasis with a soccer field, ball hockey field, basketball court, tennis courts, softball diamond, and water park.
When it comes to shopping, Victoria has a shopping hub spread among 4 block areas featuring neighborhood stores, restaurants, and coffee shops for its residents.
Real estate market in Victoria BC – Canadian Real Estate Association
Victoria BC is one of those Vancouver neighborhoods where most of the properties are owned by realtors or rich families. But still, most of the buildings are for single families and the prices are not that high for this area. The total homes number listed for sale is over 50 properties. Besides the single-family houses, condos are the second most popular type of BC homes in the Victoria neighborhood, since these are one of the cheapest to buy and offer great amenities.
Victoria real estate listings include single-family houses, townhouses, duplexes, condos, and apartments of all kinds. Looking at the district real estate board, the median price for single-family houses is a bit above $2 million and there are 43 properties listed for sale right now.
How much do homes cost in Victoria BC?
As for the apartments and condos, the number of those is 25 listings and they have a median price of $549.000. 4 duplexes are listed for a median price of $1.34 million, one house with acreage with the price of almost $2 million and one townhouse listed at $800.000. Most of the properties also offer virtual tours for buyers so the decision can be made easier.
Are house prices going down in Victoria BC?
Talking about the evolution of the prices over the last 3 years, all of the properties are at an all-time high when it comes to their base price. For the detached dwellings, in July 2019 these properties had their all-time low price of $1.22 million and they have kept going up since then.
In August 2019, the average price of a townhouse was $953.000 and their prices also went up in the last 1 and a half years. Apartments and condos had their all-time low in September 2019 of $580.000 and they went up around $200.000 since then.
Overall, the prices are still lower than the prices of other neighborhoods in Vancouver. People tend to go for the condos because of the services provided, amenities, and their buying price is way lower than the houses.
Regardless, moving to Vancouver, Victoria’s neighborhood might be a really good option for you since the buying cost of a home is way cheaper than in other areas, and the living cost is a bit lower.
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