South Nanaimo

Published By: on November 28th, 2011 in Category Nanaimo Communities
Published By: on November 28th, 2011 in Category Nanaimo Communities

Bordered by the The University District, waterfront, downtown and Petroglyph Park is South Nanaimo. Still a somewhat stigmatized community from the old days when it was the rough part of town, South Nanaimo is a great place for longer term investing. In 2011 this area consistently had the 2nd highest number of homes sold in the city each month. Here you can find older homes on bigger lots, family-oriented townhouses and lots of new housing developments with duplexes and single family homes with legal suites.  The area is gradually being renewed and there are fantastic deals to be had close to downtown and with ocean views.  In old Nanaimo, this was the “South Ward”.
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