For sale
49$849,000
104 68 Songhees Rd
Victoria, BC V9A 0A3
- 1
- Beds
- 843
- Sq.Ft.
- 2
- Baths
ApartmentMLS® 1052559
British Columbia · Local guide
Victoria Real Estate
Victoria pairs provincial-government stability with genuine heritage character — walkable neighbourhoods, a temperate coastal climate, and a slower pace than the mainland without being remote from it.
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Market snapshot
The Victoria market right now
Victoria currently has 619 active listings. Most homes for sale are priced between $330K and $1.80M, with a median around $699K. Condos and apartments make up the largest share of the market.
- 619
- Active listings
- 601
- For sale
- $699K
- Median list price
- $330K–$1.80M
- Typical range
Figures reflect current active MLS® listings and update as the market moves.
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Browse →Heritage character comes with heritage considerations
Many Victoria neighbourhoods (James Bay, Fairfield, Oak Bay) have a meaningful stock of century-old homes — character and craftsmanship that newer construction doesn't replicate, but also knob-and-tube wiring, older plumbing, and sometimes heritage designation that restricts what you can change. A pre-offer inspection matters more here than in a newer-built market.
Victoria's government and institutional employment base (provincial government, University of Victoria, the naval base at Esquimalt) gives the local economy real stability, which shows up as a steadier, less boom-and-bust rental and ownership market than some resort or single-industry towns.
Common questions
Buying in Victoria
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What should I know about buying a heritage home in Victoria?
Get a thorough inspection — older wiring, plumbing and foundation issues are common in century-old housing stock. Some properties carry heritage designation, which can restrict exterior changes but sometimes comes with tax incentives. We'll flag any designation on a specific listing.
Is Victoria more affordable than Vancouver?
Generally, yes, though premium neighbourhoods like Oak Bay and parts of Fairfield can be comparable to Vancouver's West Side. We'll give you a real comparison for the specific property type and area you're considering.
What's the rental market like in Victoria?
Government and university employment support consistent long-term rental demand. Short-term rental is restricted to principal residences in most of Greater Victoria under provincial law — we check the current rules for any specific listing.
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