About Greg:

Greg is an Associate Real estate Broker with Newport Realty in Victoria. He's worked in the Victoria real estate market on Southern Vancouver Island for morfe than ten years.

Greg has been a long-time visitor to Vancouver Island, and finally decided to move his Real Estate practice from Vancouver to Pender Island in the Southern Gulf Islands in 1996. Greg started his Gulf Islands real estate career commuting between his Pender Island home to his Mayne Island office by ferry.

Greg has had a chance to learn about the Gulf Islands first-hand, and he is a great resource for folks relocating to the area. Greg became the first President of the revived Pender Island Chamber of Commerce.

Greg is the only Gulf Islands Realtor who has achieved the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver's (REBGV) Medallion Club status.

Greg has continued to expand the area he serves, and he now handles real estate transactions from Victoria to Parksville on Vancouver Island. He moved his offices to Victoria in 2003, joining Newport Realty. He still commutes to the Southern Gulf Islands, but he spends much of his time in Victoria.

He'd love to be your Southern Vancouver Island and Gulf Islands Realtor!

About Victoria, BC:

Greg serves the Greater Victoria area, including, Oak Bay, Sooke, Langford, Metchosin, Colwood, Highlands, Saanich, Saanichton, Sidney, Salt Spring, Galiano, Mayne, Saturna, Pender Island, Malahat, Shawnigan Lake, Cobble Hill, Duncan, Ladysmith, Naniamo, Gabriola Island, Parksville / Qualicum, Denman, Hornby, Quadra, Cortes, and the Lower Mainland.

Victoria is located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island, which is the largest of British Columbia's 6,500 islands. It is a community of choice for its temperate climate, natural beauty, recreational sites and superior economic opportunities. For almost every citizen, native born or "immigrant," the decision to live here is consciously made.

According to the 2001 census, about 325,000 people make their home in the Greater Victoria area. The population has increased from 148,000 in 1961 and is expected to approach 400,000 by the year 2020.

Greater Victoria has attracted people from all over Canada, the United States and other countries. Many of those moving here add to the high level of artistic, technical and professional skills as well as to the entrepreneurial activity. While the region is a popular retirement centre, each year many younger people also move here, bringing education, energy, skills and funds to invest in local business.

The region's strategic location as a gateway to the Pacific Rim, its closeness to U.S. markets, and its many sea and air links have made the area a hub for business development and economic investment.

Located in sub-Mediterranean zone, Victorians enjoy some of the most moderate weather in all of Canada. Victoria boasts an average of 2,183 hours of sunshine yearly, and an eight month frost free season. Average annual rainfall is 26.2 inches (compared to over 50 inches in New York). The average monthly rainfall in winter is 5 cm (2 inches) and in the summer is less than 2.5 cm (1 inch).

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