South and North Jubilee are small neighborhood areas bordered by Oak Bay Avenue on the south, Foul Bay Road on the east and Shelbourne Street to the west.  The name Jubilee was coined to describe several disparate residential enclaves around the Jubilee hospital which developed out of farms and private estates of the principal 19th-Century landowners—Pearse, Vye, Finnerty and Lee.

The housing is mainly single family, except along Fort Street and Richmond Road where a number of condominium buildings are located. The housing is mostly older homes including early 1900s character homes of more modest pricing.

The area is home to many health agencies and institutions, including the Jubilee Hospital, Canadian Cancer Association, and the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. The area is anchored by the Jubilee Hospital and the Fort and Foul Bay shopping plaza which features Save On Foods and a Signature BC Liquor Store with one of the best selections in Victoria.

What we love

The large number of city-owned “walk-throughs” and Spirit Garden, a small intensively planted linear garden, that was created mostly by volunteers.   The neighborhood's location between key corridors means public transportation is a breeze.