Technically, the Chelsea is located in the area designated as ‘downtown’ in Victoria, but yet it is off the ‘beaten track’, two city blocks east of Blanshard Street, and just a block north of Fairfield map area. That puts it within an easy stroll of the heart of the action in ...[read more here]
This two-tower condominium development at the edge of downtown Victoria has 11 floors or living in each tower. It gains architectural impact by the interesting fashion in which the two towers are connected by a structure which steps up from four levels at one tower to seven levels at the other. Further architectural interest ...[read more here]
The tidy development of Tayberry Terrace should appeal to young families. First, in today’s market in the Greater Victoria Area, these homes are reasonably affordable. Second, the homes are individual, stand alone single family units, each with its own little garden area to the rear. Third, the elementary school (kindergarten to grade 6) ...[read more here]
Eleven new townhomes will fit nicely into this parcel of land on Wilkinson Road that was once zoned agricultural. As you can see from the area map below (click on it for an expanded version), although the site was zoned agricultural, it was a good choice for residential infill in an area surrounded by development. ...[read more here]
These spacious executive homes offer fine west coast living, luxury, location, and low environmental impact.
The location - at the north east corner of the intersection of Cordova Bay Road and Blenkensop Road, in Saanich. Wrapped around the perimeter of the development is a ‘no-build’ corridor that will remain in its ...[read more here]
Construction is well underway at Wilkinson Ridge in Saanich. When complete, this project will add 17 new strata title residences to the neighbourhood. It is located near the corner of West Saanich Road and Wilkenson, so is close to shopping, recreational amenities, and major transportation corridors.
Three of these homes are stand-alone units (the single units ...[read more here]
According to sales staff at the Hudson, as of the end of May, 2008, about 70% of the 152 units in Phase 1 of this development are sold. At a time when pre-sales area becoming increasingly difficult for developers, this seems exceptional.
But this development truly is different from the rest, because it is taking ...[read more here]
The Gateway is the fourth phase of the Railyards, a waterfront development stretching along the Selkirk Waterway north of the Bay Street Bridge in Vic West.
The building is four storys with 62 residential units of varying size and floor plan, from studios of less than 500 square feet to two bedroom units around ...[read more here]
This condominium project is the first phase of a development adjacent to the Royal Oak Shopping Centre. Later phases are intended to include a building with office and retail space, and another building possibly with commercial on the main and residential space above.
The residential condominium building is a four story structure set to ...[read more here]
There are only eight condo units in this low-slung, curvilinear structure, but they are large and luxurious, and each features ocean views over Haro Strait with Mt. Baker in the distance.
This is the eighth phase of the Sayward Hill development that has transformed the old Sayward gravel pit into an upscale ...[read more here]
A smallish development situated about half a block from Cordova Bay Village on one side and just a bit further to the beach on the other.
Municipal approval for the project covered approval of a 10-unit three story condo apartment building, 75 square meters of office space, and two attached housing ...[read more here]
This development adds 75 new living units to Esquimalt, ranging in size from a very modest 509 square feet single bedroom to one family-sized unit with 3 bedrooms plus a den, on each of the floor floors. Units with two bedrooms and two baths outnumber the others by a wide margin. All units will ...[read more here]
