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Quadra is a centrally located sub-neighbourhood within Saanich, positioned along the Quadra Street corridor roughly between McKenzie Avenue to the south and Ravine Way to the north. This area sits just east of the University of Victoria lands and north of the Hillside-Quadra border, forming part of Saanich's urban core. The neighbourhood takes its name from the busy Quadra Street arterial, which serves as both a defining feature and a commercial spine, with residential streets branching off to the east and west. Quadra is closely connected to the Cedar Hill and Carey neighbourhoods, sharing similar characteristics with these established central Saanich areas. The housing character in Quadra reflects its evolution from post-war suburban development to a gradually intensifying urban neighbourhood. The streetscape includes a mix of older single-family homes from the 1950s through 1970s on modest lots, interspersed with newer townhouse complexes and low- to mid-rise apartment buildings that have emerged in recent decades. The area has a distinctly transitional feel, as older character homes stand alongside more contemporary multi-family developments, particularly near the Quadra corridor itself. Current listings reflect this diversity, with apartments, houses, and townhomes available across a range from modest one-bedroom units to larger family homes, averaging around two bedrooms and spanning from the high $200,000s to over $1 million, indicating the varied housing options that define this evolving neighbourhood.

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