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Thank you for your comment. You might be right for this year but the recording was done last year so numbers vary.

@@judithernadi7011 if you want to sell real estate you might as well use a lower number than you are. If you check the last ten years the highest was about 74 inc. with the avg being around 50-60inches. I grew up on the rock (Victoria) and was always told Campbell River was really wet... turns out after 9 yrs here.. not nearly as much as we thought it would be.

Thank you! If you have any questions please feel free to connect with me. 250.202.8666

Many beaches Which one is trash ? Saratoga? Miracle Beach? So many more

- But weed is cheaper than in Tofino - True Dough never makes up there -

Thank you for your comment! Yes, there are specific restrictions for foreign buyers looking to purchase residential properties within Campbell River. These restrictions extend over a significant area, including territories towards Gold River and Strathcona Park, as well as Area D, which is south of Jubilee Parkway up to Oyster River. However, there are locations where the foreign buyer ban does not apply. For instance, properties on Quadra or Cortes Island are exempt from these restrictions. Similarly, Area C of the Comox Valley Regional District (including Black Creek, Saratoga Beach, and Merville) is open for foreign purchases, whereas Area B, which covers the east side of the old island highway including Coleman Road and some adjacent areas, falls under the ban. It's important to note that the restrictions mainly apply to finished single-family dwellings. Foreign buyers can still purchase and reside in apartment buildings or vacant lots where they can build new properties. Also, buying and rehabilitating an old property that has been condemned or had its occupancy permit revoked seems to be permissible, as restoring it to habitability and obtaining a new occupancy permit would generally be allowed under these rules. I have been working with foreign buyers so for detailed and accurate information on property restrictions and to ensure you make a well-informed decision, please reach out to me, your local realtor. I'm here to assist you with all your real estate needs. My contact info is in my bio. 250.202.8666

Thank you for sharing your perspective! It's valuable to hear diverse views on living in Campbell River. While challenges like job availability and social issues are indeed important to consider, there's also a positive side worth highlighting. Campbell River offers affordable housing compared to other parts of the island, with recent reports indicating a diverse range of properties and a market that's becoming more accessible for buyers​​​​​​​​​​​​. The natural beauty and outdoor activities you mentioned are definitely major draws. Campbell River's community is also known for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere, which is a big plus for those looking to build a life here. For those considering moving here, it's essential to research and weigh both the pros and cons. It might also be helpful to connect with local residents or realtors who can provide a current view of the job market and community life. Campbell River has its challenges, like any community, but it also offers a unique lifestyle that many find rewarding.

Hi Valerie! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences about Campbell River. It's valuable to hear from someone who has lived in the area for so long and witnessed its changes. While it's true that Campbell River has grown from a small town to a city, and like many places, it has faced challenges such as economic shifts and housing market pressures, there are still aspects of the city that residents cherish. The recent opening of new stores and the enduring beauty of the island's nature are just a couple of examples. Change is constant, and with engaged community members like you, there's hope for a future that brings improvements for everyone, including your grandchildren. Your insights help paint a fuller picture of life in Campbell River, and I appreciate you taking the time to share them.

Hi there! Your welcome and thankyou for your reply. I didn't mean to be a negative Nancy but it is important for people to know some of the drawbacks. Yes there have been a couple of new stores over the past year which is great. I realize you are a realistate agent trying to make a living. You seem lovely and I will mention your name to anyone I hear of looking to buy. Keep it real and you will do well and people will appreciate it. Thanks dear❤

I am glad to hear Marty. i have been here for 6 years and loving it!

Hello, there are lots of openings for hospitality jobs especially housekeeping at all the hotels and even bed & breakfasts. Room rentals are about $500-700 depending on the home. There is a bus or transit system in town however we are a small town of 35,000 people and the bus service is reliable but not super frequent. Let me know if you have any other questions. You can always reach me at 250.202.8666 or Judit.hernadi@royallepage.ca

Fantastic, when are you coming. Make sure you connect with me so I can give you a tour and help if you would like to purchase a property. Have you had a chance to watch any FIFA matches?

Lol...Paul...I love living here and I still pinch myself sometimes when I see our surroundings and the quality of life we have.

They’re not. The entire Island is buckling under social issues, with drugs/homelessness being rampant. Drug-fuelled violent crime is bad in Campbell River, and the city is little more than a dump. The only advantage it has is that it’s not Nanaimo, as Nanaimo is utterly horrific.

Thank you, Karen! I do them every month for all my clients!

Hi Eileen, my pleasure! This is a new venture I started and episode 2 is already in the making so look out for more episodes about Campbell River!

You are welcome, Avi

I was going for the cool factor....lol.