MAP: Priciest properties of Victoria and Vancouver Island

Assessments are out and our map plots highest valued homes in the Capital and Island regions

Use ‘+’ button on map to zoom in closer. View Vancouver Island priciest homes in a full screen map



B.C. Assessment released the new 2015 property assessments Friday.

Explore our interactive map above to see the highest valued properties in the Capital and Vancouver Island regions.

RELATED:MAP: Lower Mainland’s ritziest real estateVictoria property values remain stable

Capital Top Valued Properties

Vancouver Island Top Valued Properties

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