What is my home worth in Nanaimo?

A typical single-family home in Nanaimo is sits in the $750,000 to $850,000 range, as of September 2026, per VIREB. That range brackets the MLS® Home Price Index benchmark for Nanaimo from the Vancouver Island Real Estate Board. On the same basis a typical Nanaimo townhouse sits at $475,000 to $575,000 and a typical condo apartment at $375,000 to $450,000.

Your home is not the typical home. Send the address below and Kiel or Travis come back with a prepared evaluation for your street, built from what has actually sold near you, within one business day.

Address first. Nothing else is needed to get started, and a person does the pricing rather than a calculator.

The screens after the address are handled by the tool we use for lookups, and it will not put a dollar figure on a specific address. That part comes back from Kiel or Travis directly, usually the same day and always within one business day.

What Nanaimo homes are selling for

Benchmark ranges by property type, as of September 2026, per VIREB:

Property type Benchmark range
Single-family (Nanaimo) $750,000 to $850,000
Condo apartment (Nanaimo) $375,000 to $450,000
Townhouse (Nanaimo) $475,000 to $575,000

Source: Nanaimo single-family, townhouse and condo apartment benchmarks, Zone 4, each range bracketing the benchmark at plus or minus five per cent and reviewed each year (VIREB MLS® Home Price Index, September 2026). A benchmark tracks a notional typical home and sits slightly below the corresponding average.

Where the sales are happening

North Nanaimo carries more single-family sales than any other part of the city, with Departure Bay, South Nanaimo and Central Nanaimo next, per the board's area counts for the first half of 2026.

Buyers are taking their time, as VIREB described the market in October 2026, and well-priced homes are the ones still moving. The spread underneath any average is wide, and it is mostly about pricing rather than area.

Before you list

Selling your home in Nanaimo, the market, the process, and what happens after you request an evaluation

How selling a home works on Vancouver Island, the full arc from pricing through closing

Prep your home to sell, the room by room checklist

Questions about the evaluation

Is a home evaluation free?

Yes. There is no charge and no commitment to list. Send the address, get the evaluation, and decide what you want to do with it afterward.

How long does it take to get my evaluation?

Within one business day, and often the same day. Kiel or Travis pull the recent comparable sales around your address, weigh what is different about your home, and send back a range with the sales it is built on.

What happens to my details after I submit them?

They go to Kiel and Travis and nowhere else. We do not sell or pass on contact information. If you want the evaluation and nothing further, say so and that is what happens.