Custom home builder Lawmar Contracting in the Comox Valley has welcomed many new homeowners to The Ridge.

Their clients choose the Comox Valley because of the West Coast lifestyle, the friendly community, the amenities, the activities, the scenery and more. They also come from many different places, including Metro Vancouver, other parts of BC, Alberta, Ontario and of course, some Comox Valley residents have relocated to The Ridge.

All 15 new townhomes in Phases 1 and 2 at Parkside Lifestyle Homes in Courtenay are now sold. Phase 3 of the Phase 4 project will consist of eight duplexes and townhouses, and these are now available at pre-construction pricing.

The new, two-storey homes in West Courtenay are approximately 1,220 sq. ft. in size and will include the following features: three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, an open-style living room and kitchen, a gas furnace, gas BBQ hookup, six appliances, a window covering package, a garage, two outdoor patios, oversized crawl spaces, landscaping and more.

Integra Homes has a bright and sunny 1,847 sq. ft. single-storey home complete and ready for occupancy in the Hampton Gate subdivision of the Crown Isle Community.

This well-designed new home for sale has many features including a spacious great room open to the kitchen, a kitchen island, two bedrooms, a den, a covered patio perfect for outdoor entertaining, as well as a shed and a two-car garage, with additional room for two more cars in the driveway!

In 1993, Crown Isle officially opened its 18 Hole Championship Golf course, the centerpiece to what has become one of Western Canada’s premier golf resort communities. Join them to celebrate this milestone on July 27 and 28.

Golf events include a rollback of prices to the original 1993 rates on Friday, July 27,  and a Par 3 Hole-in-One Bonanza where golfers can try for the big prizes on Saturday, July 28. Parties will be held at the clubhouse both nights as well.

Housing demand has decreased in the Vancouver Island Real Estate Board (VIREB) area, which ranges from Duncan to Port Hardy, in the first half of 2018. Despite lower sales to date, lack of inventory continues to tilt the market in favour of sellers and move prices up.