Deana's professionalism is unmatched and we would be delighted to work with her again.
We recommend Deana highly, to anyone entering the real estate market.
Thanks Deana
Brenda & Maurice
Nanaimo Real Estate, Nanaimo Homes, Nanaimo – A Great Place to Call Home
Nanaimo is an outstanding place to live, work and invest. With its
spectacular location, attractive Nanaimo home real estate prices, expanding economy, great
facilities and temperate climate, Nanaimo truly lives up to its billing as
“the most desirable, liveable small city in North America.”
It’s true. Nanaimo has it all. Vancouver Island’s second-biggest city, after
Victoria, Nanaimo is home to about 78,000 residents -- and the population is
on the rise as more and 
more people discover everything the city has to
offer yet keeping Nanaimo homes and real estate prices within reach for first time home buyers.
Located on the east side of the Island, along beautiful Georgia Strait,
Nanaimo is famous for its magnificent harbour, heritage architecture and
strong maritime heritage. Its proximity to the sea makes Nanaimo a great
setting-off spot for marine adventures of all kinds. In addition to terrific
boating, fishing and kayaking, the waters around Nanaimo offer some of the
world’s best scuba diving.
Long a business and transportation hub for the Island, Nanaimo is
experiencing the benefits of a fast-diversifying economy, which is opening
up many opportunities for new and existing businesses involved in sectors
ranging from tourism to light industry. In line with economic growth, the
local real estate market has been active over recent years, although Nanaimo
home prices remain significantly lower than those in Vancouver, Victoria or
Kelowna. Looking ahead, the prospects for Nanaimo real estate are
exceptional as interest in this unique city increases. The completion in
2008 of a trade and convention centre in the city’s trendy downtown core is
expected to significantly raise Nanaimo’s profile nationally and around the
world.
Nanaimo’s recreational, cultural and educational facilities are first-rate.
As well as its recently built aquatic and ice centres, Nanaimo boasts more
than 1,100 hectares of parkland and protected open space. Recent additions
such as the Parkway Trail, Cable Bay Trail and the E&N Trail, have made the
city the envy of other communities and have won awards for their development
and unique construction.
Nanaimo’s 800-seat performing arts theatre has also contributed to growth of
its vibrant arts, culture and entertainment community. And as the home of
the highly regarded Malaspina College and many other public and private
schools, Nanaimo has an excellent reputation for the quality of its
educational opportunities for students of all ages.
Weather-wise, Nanaimo has one of the most temperate climates in BC. The
average temperature for July is 18ºC (64ºF) and for January 2ºC (36ºF).
Average annual rainfall is 105 cm (41 in.) and snowfall 93 cm (37 in.)