Hi, I’m Alexandra Friesen, A Realtor In Victoria

Growing up on the island, and settling down in beautiful Victoria, I have a unique perspective on the area’s flourishing real estate market. I bought my first property at the young age of 20 and from there went on to buy and sell multiple properties around the area. I also have landlord experience and understand the market value of rentals in the area and investment cash flow opportunities. Hands-on experience as both a buyer and seller enables me to authentically connect with my clients, during this life transition.

As a CPA and Realtor, I offer a unique approach to real estate that includes a distinctive strategic focus. I specifically enjoy working with people who are searching for property to meet their lifestyle.

Having built and sold a successful accounting firm, I understand the value of balancing hard work and instinct to be quick and decisive. My clients appreciate the knowledge and guidance I bring to our relationship to help them make informed decisions. If you’re looking for a home where you can work, play, and enjoy your surroundings in Victoria, Westshore, or the Cowichan Valley, I would love the opportunity to support your next sale and purchase.

Clients across the South Island have amazing things to say about my strategic approach to Victoria real estate, effective marketing, and financial perspective.

Discover why I have built a reputation as a client-focused leader in real estate on southern Vancouver Island. From my hands-on approach to client interactions to my CPA designation and knowledge of the real estate market, I am able to give clients peace of mind throughout their real estate transactions.

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As a dedicated Realtor, I believe in transparency and building trust with my clients. I invite you to explore my professional profiles on trusted real estate platforms, which reflect my commitment to providing exceptional service.

Practical & Digestable Information About Buying A Home In Victoria

I grew up in Victoria, where I developed a deep appreciation for the beauty and community of this vibrant city. Living here has given me a unique perspective on the local real estate market, allowing me to understand the nuances of each neighborhood and what makes them special.

Having settled down in Victoria, I have bought and sold multiple properties in the area, gaining firsthand experience as both a buyer and seller. This journey has not only deepened my knowledge of the market but also strengthened my connections within the community.

Got Questions About Victoria Real Estate or Life In Victoria?

We Got Answers.

What is the nicest neighbourhood in Victoria BC?

While Oak Bay is often cited, Rockland is also considered one of Victoria’s nicest neighborhoods, known for its grand mansions, Arts and Crafts-style homes, and the historic Craigdarroch Castle.

Is Victoria BC the most expensive place to live in Canada?

Victoria BC is among the more expensive places to live in Canada, but it is not the most expensive, with cities like Vancouver and Toronto typically surpassing it in housing costs.

On average, rental prices are 8- 19% lower in Victoria compared to Toronto and Vancouver but day-to-day groceries and general cost of living is 2-5% more expensive in Victoria (1, 2).

What is the most livable town in Victoria?

James Bay is highly livable, offering a mix of historic charm and modern amenities, with easy access to downtown and the waterfront, including attractions like Fisherman’s Wharf.

Where is the best small town to live in BC?

Sidney, within Greater Victoria, offers a small-town feel with its seaside charm, boutique shops, and proximity to Victoria International Airport.

It’s known as Canada’s first booktown with twelve unique bookstores within walking distance of each other.

What is the quality of life in Victoria?

Victoria is renowned for its exceptional quality of life, characterized by a mild climate that allows for year-round outdoor activities, stunning natural landscapes, and a vibrant cultural scene.

Is Victoria BC a good place to retire?

Victoria, BC, is an ideal retirement destination, offering a vibrant lifestyle tailored to seniors. With beautiful parks like Beacon Hill Park and waterfront paths along Dallas Road, residents can enjoy leisurely strolls while taking in stunning ocean views. Social clubs such as the Victoria Seniors Centre and the Oak Bay Recreation Centre provide opportunities for engagement through activities like fitness classes, art workshops, and community events

Which city is more expensive, Victoria or Vancouver?

Vancouver is generally more expensive than Victoria, as renting is on average +22% higher in Vancouver (1). However, day-to-day cost of living, excluding rent is +2.6% higher in Victoria (2).

The average cost of a home in Vancouver is $1,207,100 (3) while the average cost of a home in Victoria is 817,665 (4)

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