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1,045 Properties Available
- Newest Listings
- Default
- Baths (Most)
- Beds (Most)
- Square Feet (Biggest)
- Price-High To Low
- Price-Low To High
4,306 SqFt1/41 41New
2,693 SqFt1/20 20New$815,000
2064 Henry Ave ##10, Sidney, BC V8L 5Y1
Listing by David Boon William Wright Commercial Real Estate Services
4,878 SqFt1/18 18New
6,106 SqFt1/11 11New
1,633 SqFt1/20 20New
881 SqFt1/14 14New$440,000
821 Burdett Ave ##101, Victoria, BC V8W 1B3
Listing by Matt Pettinger AY Victoria Realty Ltd.
0.74 Acres LotNew- 1/28 28
New$100,000
253 Cook St, Victoria, BC V8V 3X4
Listing by Harley Shim Sotheby's International Realty Canada
998 SqFtNew
698 SqFt1/33 33New
45,024 SqFt1/11 11New$6,990,000
2530 Timberlane Rd, Port Alberni, BC V9Y 8P2
Listing by Dave Koszegi REMAX Professionals - Dave Koszegi Group
1,775 SqFt1/7 7New
915 SqFt1/7 7New
1,218 SqFt1/7 7New
1,570 SqFt1/7 7New- 1/9 9
New
5,158 SqFtNew$1,400
7035 Market St ##1, Port Hardy, BC V0N 2P0
Listing by Natalie McColman Royal LePage Advance Realty
1,712 SqFt1/32 32New$640,000
719 / 721 8th St, Courtenay, BC V9N 1N6
Listing by Aaron Kuehl Engel & Volkers Vancouver Island North
4,026 SqFt1/14 14New
4,028 SqFt1/19 19New
4,028 SqFt1/16 16New
6,564 SqFt1/15 15New
2,187 SqFt1/8 8New$3,000
1940 Island Hwy ##A, Campbell River, BC V9W 2G2
Listing by Candice Svrta RE/MAX Anchor Realty (QU)
2,695 SqFt1/84 84New$1,395,000
Lot 34 Whiskey CV, See Remarks, BC V0T 1B0
Listing by Shelley McKay Royal LePage Advance Realty
Commercial covers storefronts, industrial space, mixed use buildings and the land under them. What it is zoned for decides what it can become, which matters more here than square footage does.
Commercial due diligence runs longer than residential. Existing leases, environmental history on the site, parking requirements and what the local zoning permits all sit behind the number on the listing.
A commercial building is only worth what the local economy can support. Whether a region runs on government, health care, forestry, tourism or retirement changes what a storefront there is actually worth.

