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Right now, most detached homes for sale in Nanaimo ask between $500K and $1M, with a median near $900K. North Nanaimo has the most listings, followed by South Nanaimo and Departure Bay. A typical home has four bedrooms and about 2,400 sq ft of living space, so there is room to spread out.

Detached homes for sale in Nanaimo start around $260K and run to $15.9M, with a median ask near $900K. North Nanaimo has the most listings, and the typical home has four bedrooms on a mid-sized lot. Most asking prices sit in the middle of that range rather than at either end.

Condos for sale in Nanaimo start around $165K, with a median ask near $425K. Close to half of listings are in the Old City and Central Nanaimo, with others in Uplands, North Nanaimo and Brechin Hill. A typical condo is a 2-bedroom of roughly 940 sq ft, and prices shift from one area to the next, so compare neighbourhoods as you browse.

Condos for sale in Nanaimo start around $165K, with a median ask near $425K, so there is a wide spread to work through. Most listings are in the Old City, Central Nanaimo and Uplands, and a typical one is a two-bedroom unit built in the mid-2000s. Filter by area to see where your budget goes furthest.

Lots and land for sale in Nanaimo currently ask from about $125K to $3.7M, and the typical lot is around 0.2 acres. About half of the listings are in University District, North Nanaimo and South Nanaimo, with the rest spread across Cedar, Hammond Bay and other parts of the city. Most are priced at the lower end, so narrowing by area first saves time.

Lots and land in Nanaimo currently range from about $125K to $3.7M, with a median ask near $465K. Listings are most concentrated in University District and North Nanaimo, and the typical lot is about 0.2 acres. Expect a mix of lower-priced building lots and a smaller number of high-end parcels.