Colwood is a growing community, close to Victoria, and offers numerous economic opportunities. Originally one of 4 large farms established by the Hudson’s Bay Company, the area still boasts a number of small hobby farms that contribute to a local produce market from June through September. This urban centre is primarily residential but is increasingly becoming more commercial.

Esquimalt, located next door to downtown Victoria, is a vibrant, growing community with a range of residents, from young families to retirees. It has a strong culture of public art that is evident throughout the community.

The Highlands is a rural district rich with lakes, oceanfront and public parkland. More than one-third of the area is protected as municipal, regional and provincial parkland. Stewardship of the environment is extremely important to residents of the Highlands; they are careful in their planning of new developments, and ensure conservation covenants and limitations of human encroachment. The Highlands contains some of the last remaining truly natural areas in Greater Victoria.

One of Victoria’s fastest growing bedroom communities, Langford has become popular for its more affordable housing prices. Its urban centre is developing just as quickly. Langford offers a diversity of beautiful parks and lakes and limitless recreational activities.

Metchosin is made up of several neighbourhoods. It is a rural area on the coast, and agriculture sits at the forefront of its industry. The municipality has imposed a 1 and 2 acre lot size bylaw to preserve the area’s rural lifestyle.

It is surrounded on 3 sides by 40 kilometers of marine shoreline. Several community-like neighbourhoods make up the area and outline North Saanich’s rich agricultural interior which is protected by the Provincial Agricultural Land Reserve.

Oak Bay takes its name from the protected Garry Oak tree, found throughout the region. It is home to very popular, sandy beaches including Gonzales Bay and Willows Beach. Its urban centre, Oak Bay Village, is a great place to browse one-of-a-kind boutiques and coffee shops.

Saanich is the largest, most populous municipality in Greater Victoria. It is composed of 25 distinct residential areas. Saanich has a rich history that is reflected in its many heritage buildings, arts and archives. Recreational and economic opportunities are abundant in this municipality.

Sidney was incorporated as a village in 1952 and since then it has continued to see steady growth. It is a gateway to some of the best boating waters and outdoor leisure activities in the world. Residents range in age and there are recreational amenities to suit all.

The District of Sooke provides a relaxed, casual lifestyle in a rural setting.  With an abundance of parks and beaches, Sooke provides endless recreational opportunities for residents and visitors alike. It is home to a range of businesses including health and wellness practices, restaurants, shopping and local and organic farms.

Victoria, the “City of Gardens”, is a community of choice for its temperate climate, natural beauty, recreational sites and superior economic opportunities. For almost every citizen, local or newcomer, the decision to live here is a conscious one.

The Town of View Royal is located close to Victoria and all its amenities. An ideal destination for cyclists and is full of parks, golf courses, walkways and shopping, View Royal also has plenty of beachfront access with incredible ocean views. It boasts over 600 acres of shoreline and lakes.