Gerry Thomasen - Realtor

I snapped these photos at a car show in Nanaimo, in either 2004 or 2005. Is anyone able to let me know WHICH year this would have been? Thanks in advance.

Cool perspective looking west toward Mt Benson. Features from left side of photo include Extension Ridge, Harewood Plains, Parkway, Tenth St, St Jeans Cannery, Ninth St; John Barsby Secondary/Harewood Centennial Park upper right, with Wolf Brewing Company on Old Vic Rd lower right.

One of my favourite islands in Nanaimo. Who knows the location? 😉

Stylish mid-century character home with a licensed Airbnb suite in the best part of Central Nanaimo! There is a beautiful rear balcony (covered) that overlooks the private gardens. $759,000

Listing: https://www.nanaimoinformation.com/listing/1011261-530-st-andrews-st-nanaimo-for-sale/
Virtual tour: https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=wWKGaXytkKr
Video: https://youtu.be/9IxcUp2oPTw

530 St. Andrews St, Nanaimo Single Family Detached for sale: MLS# 1011261 - $759,000 Stylish character home with beautiful custom deck and hot tub, EPIC gardens, attached garage and a licensed Airbnb / in-law suite. The location is the most desirable part of Central Nanaimo, one block from Brechin Elementary, walking distance to Terminal Park Mall, 5 min from ferries or downtown. Th...

Did you know? There's a quiet, safe, no-thru-road neighbourhood in South Nanaimo where the kids still play street hockey. This 3-bed, 3-bath home also has an amazing MEDIA ROOM above the garage, a dry concrete crawlspace, a level back yard overlooked by mature evergreens ... major bonuses include a new SOLAR ARRAY and a LEVEL 2 CAR CHARGER.
Listing on REALTOR.CA: https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/28680431/323-applewood-cres-nanaimo-south-nanaimo
Virtual Tour: https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=Y68eBtxYFjM
Video link: https://youtu.be/FbRDPpz4eBA

Nanaimo Family Home for Sale - 323 Applewood Crescent Short tour of a perfect family home in a quiet, safe, self-enclosed neighbourhood near a playground, and walking distance to schools. There is a bathroom for...

The Nanaimo River Estuary is the largest estuary on Vancouver Island.

Fly like an eagle above beautiful Herring Bay on Ruxton Island, just off Cedar / Yellow Point. Get a short video tour of this half acre lot for sale, with amazing west facing views over the bay to the mountains of Vancouver Island. Please share with anyone who likes their boat!

Gorgeous Oceanfront: Lot 49 N Ruxton Island If you like emerald waters and big ocean vistas, you'll be enchanted by this short tour of Ruxton Island's Herring Bay and the affordable half-acre lot perch...

Know anyone looking for a FAMILY HOME near schools with 5 possible bedrooms? Here's a short video tour of 51 View St in South Nanaimo, on a quiet no-through road close to schools and transit. Enjoy ocean views all year from the big covered balcony; RV parking, alley-access, a fully-fenced yard, newer heat pump...This home is move-in ready and has a great vibe that you should see in person!
https://youtu.be/9M2svN10b6o
Listing info: https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/28602075/51-view-st-nanaimo-south-nanaimo

Updated Family Home: 51 View Street, South Nanaimo! ($695,000) Take a quick tour of this updated, comfortable family home in up-and-coming South Nanaimo. This home has ocean views, a very flexible floorplan with options ...

These two buildings from the 1950s are due for demolition for the new bus exchange. (Fine with me)

Beautiful colours at the Nanaimo River (no filter)
You can see that this spot is "old".

Ever pass this property near the Dams and wonder "what's the deal with that place?" (615 & 699 Harewood Road)
The two homes were demolished some time in the 2010's, and the City granted a building permit for a couple 4-plexes in 2018, but that never happened. Then in 2020 there was another application but it was canceled in 2021.
I like to see the photos of the buildings as though they weren't demolished yet. The second photo shows the view from the alley in back.

Here are 70 photos of Nanaimo in 1966, taken from a dash-cam video the Ministry of Transport did in that year. It starts at the Haslam Creek bridge and goes to where Cabela's is now. Nicol St looked really nice!

https://www.nanaimoinformation.com/uploads/1966-dashcam-photos.57.webp