Martindale Real Estate Market

Flat, fertile and almost entirely in production.

Martindale real estate market values are governed by agricultural land protections across some of the most productive farmland on the Peninsula.

Martindale Real Estate Market Overview

Martindale covers the flats in the eastern part of Central Saanich, a stretch of level agricultural land that has been farmed for well over a century.

Nearly all of it sits within the Agricultural Land Reserve. What comes to market is working farmland and the occasional rural residential parcel.

This is farmland first and housing second. Buyers here are generally purchasing land to farm or to hold, and the house on it is a secondary consideration.

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How To Read the 30 Day Numbers

  • What it shows. Completions over the past month with prices and the waiting time on each.
  • Why it matters. Very low volume. Agricultural parcels come up rarely and a single sale defines a month.
  • Ask yourself. Has any farmland come to market?
Market Reports in Central Saanich

Martindale sits inside Central Saanich. Each area below keeps its own report.

How To Read the 12 Month Trend

  • What it shows. Twelve months of sale prices, turnover and days on market.
  • Why it matters. The year gathers what little there is and shows whether Peninsula farmland is gaining.
  • Ask yourself. Is farmland here appreciating?

Martindale MLS® Activity Feed

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3072 Mallard Ave,  Central Saanich,  BC V8M 1W6
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3300 Livesay Rd,  Central Saanich,  BC V8M 1W7
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How To Read the MLS® Activity Feed

  • What it shows. Live entries for sold, on market and under contract.
  • Why it matters. Acreage, soil class and reserve status all appear in the listings and in no average.
  • Ask yourself. What sold, how many acres and what is it zoned for?

Questions About These Numbers

Can I be alerted when farmland is listed?

Yes, and in an area where parcels come up this rarely it is the practical approach.

Is it all in the reserve?

Nearly all of it, which restricts building and subdivision considerably and shapes what any parcel is worth.

What is grown here?

It is some of the more productive land on the Peninsula, used for a range of field crops and market farming.

Can I build a house?

Reserve rules limit what is permitted. It is essential to understand them before making an offer.

What Is Your Property Worth?

Farmland does not average. Your acreage, your soil, your zoning and your buildings each move the figure. I don't guess your home's value. I prove it using actual market value and real market movement so you can protect your equity and move forward with confidence.

Jason Anson
Jason Anson

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+1(250) 252-7653 | sold@jasonanson.ca

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Ways To Search Martindale

Buyers here want working farmland or a rural holding, and understand what the reserve permits.

Go to the acreage and land filters below. Very little here fits standard house categories.