Transportation & Logistics

The Comox Valley is strategically located on the east coast of central Vancouver Island, and is a regional transportation hub.

Comox Valley Hospital

The North Island Hospital Project built a new $331 million, state-of-the-art, 153 bed hospital that opened in November, 2017.

Housing Market Trends

Despite incredible amenities, quality of life and a growing population, housing remains affordable when compared to other regions on Vancouver Island and in the lower mainland of BC.

Why Comox Valley?

With its central Vancouver Island location and transportation links, the Comox Valley is one of the largest regions on the Island, boasting a diverse economic base and an extraordinary quality of life. Direct access to a growing trading area is provided via the Comox Valley Airport (YQQ) serviced by major carriers including Air Canada and WestJet, mainland BC Ferry service, and harbour to harbour flights to downtown Vancouver. This accessibility has established the Comox Valley a strategic mid-Island hub for investment across key sectors including agri-food production & agri-tech innovation, tourism, as well as residential & commercial development. The area also boasts a combination of amenities unlike other Island communities including the largest full service ski & snowboard resort, a new regional hospital coupled by a post-secondary college, and Canada’s only west coast Canadian Forces Base 19 Wing Comox, another significant economic driver in the Comox Valley.

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