Sellers
What is my home worth?
Get a written price range for your home, prepared from recent comparable sales near you and sent to you as a report, with the sales behind it so you can see the reasoning, not just the conclusion.
- Recent sales, not asking prices. The range comes from what similar homes near you actually sold for.
- A written report. Sent to you, so you can read it properly and keep it.
- Then, if you want, an in-person look. A report cannot see condition or updates. Amit can walk the home and refine the range before you decide anything.
- No obligation. You get the report whether or not you list.
Prefer to talk it through first? Book a 30 minute call and pick a time that suits you, rather than waiting for a reply.
Prefer to talk? Call or text 250-507-8949 · amit.khatkar@sagahomesgroup.com
Request your free evaluation
Submitting this form sends your details to Amit Khatkar, REALTOR®, eXp Realty of Canada, Inc., 301-3450 Uptown Blvd, Victoria BC V8Z 0B9. Consent to follow-up is set on the form itself and can be withdrawn at any time by replying to any message.
Why a written report beats an instant number
Instant online estimates compare a property to recent sales using whatever attributes a database holds. They cannot see condition, what has been renovated and what has been deferred, whether one side of a street backs onto a park and the other onto an arterial, or a strata building's financial position. In Greater Victoria, where much of the stock is pre-war and no two houses are in the same condition, those blind spots are most of the answer.
A considered opinion uses recent comparable sales in the same area and segment, adjusted for the differences; current competing inventory, because what a buyer can choose instead sets the ceiling; and how the market has moved since those sales closed. That takes sold data, which comes from the board directly, which Amit pulls and explains in person.
Your assessment notice is a starting point, not a price
BC Assessment's 2026 values estimate what each property was worth on July 1, 2025, in the physical condition it was in on October 31, 2025. Any movement in the market since July 2025, and any renovation or wear since that October, is not in the number. It is also a mass appraisal made for property tax: appraisers look at sales in the area and at size, age, quality, condition, view and location, but across every property in the province at once, not by walking through yours.
In the 2026 roll the typical Greater Victoria house barely moved: the largest fall was 3% in Highlands and the largest rise 2% in Sidney. The highest typical value was Oak Bay at $1,647,000 and the lowest was Sooke at $786,000. Typical condo and townhouse values ran from $551,000 in Victoria to $823,000 in Oak Bay. BC Assessment's own summary was that most Vancouver Island owners should expect changes between minus 5% and plus 5%.
Those are medians for a whole municipality. A home can sit well above or below its municipality's typical figure, which is why the written report works from sales of homes like yours rather than an average. You can test it yourself: BC Assessment's free Assessment Search at bcassessment.ca shows your own assessment and recent sales nearby, so you can hold the report's comparable sales up against what that search lists.
Source: BC Assessment, Vancouver Island 2026 Property Assessments Announced (2 January 2026), checked 24 September 2026. Assessments are not sale prices.
This page describes how property is valued in general and is not an appraisal. A formal appraisal for financing or legal purposes must come from a qualified appraiser.
Related for sellers: what it costs to sell a home in BC, selling a home in Victoria, downsizing in Victoria, about Amit Khatkar and contact Saga Homes Group.