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The market is finding its balance. Supply and sales are moving without one clear advantage for either side. Property-specific pricing still matters most.
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12-month trend
Average active listings 190 ↓ 4% fewer active listings
vs. the same 3-month period last year
Average sales / month 78 ↓ 22% fewer sales
vs. the same 3-month period last year
What's happening in town Amenities New Qualicum Beach clinic adds family doctors and specialists A new primary care centre on Primrose Street in Qualicum Beach is opening in late October, with four family physicians, nurses, and rotating specialists, and it is designed to grow as more doctors join. For buyers and owners in Oceanside, better local access to family doctors makes the area more appealing to new residents and supports long-term home demand. NanaimoNewsNOW · Oct 26, 2026 Amenities New South Wellington Community Centre Opens to Public The Regional District of Nanaimo has officially opened the South Wellington Community Centre at 6300 Hammond Bay Road, with recreation and community programs now available to Electoral Area A residents. For buyers and owners in South Wellington, a new local hub can add neighbourhood amenities that support day-to-day livability and long-term property appeal. RDN · Oct 21, 2026 Development RDN Gets $200K to Streamline Development and Building Permits The Regional District of Nanaimo has received a $200,000 provincial grant that will fully fund an overhaul of its development approval and building inspection processes. For buyers and owners, a more efficient permitting system could mean shorter waits for renovations, new builds, and property sign-offs in the region's electoral areas. RDN · Oct 21, 2026 Development Construction starts on new Lantzville long-term care facility Construction has begun on a new long-term care facility in Lantzville, which the Nanaimo Regional Hospital District expects to expand seniors' care across the region. For buyers and owners, a major care project like this can bring local construction activity and services that support steady demand for housing in the area. RDN · Oct 21, 2026 Infrastructure Parksville to rebuild Stanford Ave E with new pathway and sidewalks The City of Parksville is spending about $8.3 million to overhaul roughly 1.2 km of Stanford Ave E between McCarter St and Shelly Rd, adding a multi-use pathway, closing sidewalk gaps, calming traffic, and upgrading watermains and stormwater systems. Work starts this fall with most construction next spring and summer, so nearby owners should expect disruption, but the upgrades could improve walkability and access for properties along the corridor. NanaimoNewsNOW · Oct 16, 2026 Housing Price cuts spreading across Nanaimo and Oceanside home listings As of October 9, roughly a third of active listings in the Nanaimo region had dropped their asking price, averaging about 3.6 per cent, and about one in five in the Parksville-Qualicum area had done the same, with deeper average cuts. For buyers, this points to more room to negotiate, particularly on higher-priced and manufactured homes, while sellers with listings that have sat for a while may need to adjust their expectations. NanaimoNewsNOW · Oct 13, 2026
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