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British Columbia · Commercial

Victoria Commercial Real Estate

Commercial property in Victoria — office, retail, industrial, multi-family investments, hospitality and development land, for sale and for lease. Live listings from the commercial MLS® feed, backed by Renanza's commercial advisory team.

Market snapshot

The Victoria market right now

Victoria currently has 79 active listings. Most homes for sale are priced between $59K and $2.65M, with a median around $299K.

79
Active listings
61
For sale
$299K
Median list price
$59K–$2.65M
Typical range
96
Median days listed
4
New in last 7 days
1912
Median year built

Figures reflect current active MLS® listings and update as the market moves.

Buying or leasing commercial property in Victoria

Commercial property is priced on income and use, not just location: review the rent roll, remaining lease terms and tenant strength for an investment, or zoning and permitted use for an owner-occupier. Most commercial leases are net, with tenants paying a share of taxes, insurance and operating costs on top of base rent.

Standard due diligence includes a title search, a building condition assessment and, for industrial or land purchases, a Phase I environmental site assessment. Commercial purchases are generally subject to GST/HST, which a registered buyer typically self-assesses.

Common questions

Frequently asked

If yours isn't here, ask us directly — we'd rather answer it now.

How many commercial properties are available in Victoria?

There are 79 active commercial MLS® listings in this category in Victoria — 61 for sale and 18 for lease. The feed updates continuously; many commercial deals also trade off-market, so ask us about unlisted opportunities.

How much does a commercial property cost in Victoria?

Among commercial properties listed for sale in Victoria, the median asking price is about $299,000, with most between $59,000 and $2,650,000. Commercial pricing depends heavily on income, tenancy and zoning, so treat this as a starting point.

How long have commercial properties in Victoria been listed?

The typical active listing in this category first came on the market about 96 days ago. Commercial properties usually take longer to trade than homes, and longer-listed properties often leave more room to negotiate.

Is GST charged when buying commercial property in Canada?

Generally, yes — the sale of commercial real estate is usually subject to GST/HST, and a GST/HST-registered buyer typically self-assesses it rather than paying it to the seller. Confirm the treatment for your purchase with your accountant or lawyer before you firm up.

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Have a commercial requirement in Victoria?

Tell us the use, size and budget — our commercial team will send matching options, including off-market.