Communities
From the Courtenay riverfront to Campbell River's seawalk, each community has its own housing stock, price range and pace. Ray has sold in every one of them. Pick a place to see live listings, prices and what to know before you buy there.
Most buyers start with one of the four bigger centres: Courtenay for the hospital, the college and the shops, Comox for the harbour and 19 Wing, Cumberland for the village and the trails, and Campbell River for oceanfront at a lower price per square foot. The rest of the list fills in the gaps between them. If you would rather search the whole Valley at once you can, and if you are relocating here from out of province the community spotlights on the blog are the longer read.
Courtenay, Comox, Cumberland and the smaller communities around them, all within about twenty minutes of each other.
277 activeThe Valley's hub city on the Puntledge River
The commercial and cultural centre of the Comox Valley, with a walkable downtown on the Puntledge River, North Island College, the Comox Valley Hospital, and family neighbourhoods running from the river flats up to the East Courtenay plateau.
Explore Courtenay
29 activeGolf resort living in East Courtenay
A master-planned resort community built around the Crown Isle golf course, with executive homes, patio homes and townhomes on quiet crescents, minutes from the hospital, North Island College and the Comox Valley Airport.
Explore Crown Isle
56 activeNewer subdivisions on the plateau
The Valley's growth corridor. Newer single-family homes, townhomes and condos climb the plateau east of the Island Highway, close to shopping on Ryan Road, the aquatic centre and the hospital, with Crown Isle and the airport next door.
Explore East Courtenay
98 activeSeaside town, marina and 19 Wing
A seaside town on the harbour with a marina, Filberg Park and a walkable main street. Comox is home to 19 Wing CFB Comox and the Comox Valley Airport, and its established neighbourhoods and newer developments draw families, retirees and relocating military members.
Explore Comox
35 activeLazo, Point Holmes, Kye Bay and Little River
Rural and semi-rural acreages, oceanfront homes and quiet subdivisions on the peninsula east of town, from Point Holmes and Kye Bay's sandy beach to Little River and the ferry to Powell River, with Seal Bay Nature Park's trails in between.
Explore Comox Peninsula
36 activeHistoric village, world-class trails
A former coal-mining village turned mountain-bike destination, with a heritage main street, craft breweries and a young, active community. Cumberland's trail network starts at the edge of town and Comox Lake is a short drive away.
Explore Cumberland
8 activeOceanfront community south of Courtenay
A quiet oceanside community just south of Courtenay, with waterfront homes along the Royston Seaside Trail, larger lots on the inland side and a mix of established homes and newer builds, a few minutes from both Courtenay and Cumberland.
Explore Royston
57 activeBaynes Sound waterfront and acreages
Small coastal communities along Baynes Sound between Royston and Deep Bay, known for oyster farms, oceanfront and acreage properties, and the Buckley Bay ferry to Denman Island. Rural living with Courtenay twenty minutes north.
Explore Union Bay and Fanny Bay
39 activeSki-in chalets and condos on the mountain
Chalets, condos and townhomes at Mount Washington Alpine Resort, thirty minutes above Courtenay. Recreational and rental-friendly properties for skiers, hikers and anyone who wants Strathcona Park on the doorstep and the ocean an easy drive down.
Explore Mount WashingtonThe rural stretch through Merville and Black Creek to Campbell River.
47 activeAcreages, farms and Saratoga Beach
The rural stretch between Courtenay and Campbell River: hobby farms and acreages in Merville and Black Creek, oceanfront at Saratoga Beach and Miracle Beach Provincial Park, and the Oyster River corridor. Room to spread out, twenty minutes from either city.
Explore Merville and Black Creek
312 activeOceanfront city at the top of the Strait
The Salmon Capital of the World, a working oceanfront city forty minutes north of Courtenay with a growing downtown, Willow Point's seawalk and family neighbourhoods, Elk Falls and Strathcona Park at its back door, and Quadra Island a ten-minute ferry away.
Explore Campbell RiverDenman and Hornby, a ferry ride from Buckley Bay.
Free guides
Take what you need. Ray's guides are written for the Comox Valley, with the local costs, timelines and questions that matter here.
Everything you need to know about buying in the Comox Valley, from pre-approval to possession day.
Read the guideRay's approach to pricing, preparation, marketing and negotiating the best possible sale.
Read the guideMoving here for a posting, a job or a new chapter. What to know about the Valley before you arrive.
Read the guideCourtenay, Comox, Cumberland, Campbell River
Whether you're buying your first home, selling the family house or relocating to the Island, Ray is here for every step. No pressure, just honest, experienced guidance.
