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"This drags out the pain. I want them to do a thorough job because I want to know who is responsible," said Danielle Pritchett, mother of Cailen Vilness

"This drags out the pain. I want them to do a thorough job because I want to know who is responsible," said Danielle Pritchett, mother of Cailen Vilness

As the world emerges from the COVID pandemic and lives through months of high inflation and high interest rates, Kelowna's retail and industrial land is rapidly filling up as the city continues to grow dramatically.B

Kelowna’s Mission Group is moving ahead with plans to build what its executive vice-president Luke Turri says may be the first purpose built rental high-rise in the city.City council will review a development permi

Three single-family lots that were bought last year for $9.5 million could be developed into 86 homes and 3,711 square feet of commercial space.The three lots are from 3061 to 3095 Abbott Street north of Cedar Avenue.On

While interest rate hikes have slowed the real estate boom in the Thompson-Okanagan in recent weeks, the demand for new housing remains very strong as the region continues to grow at a faster rate than the rest of the pr

The most visible sign that Kelowna is the fastest growing major metropolitan area in Canada with the third-fastest growing downtown core is the plethora of highrises that are not only under construction but in the works.

It took only a couple of days this week to add 19.5% more highrise storeys to the inventory of planned towers in downtown Kelowna.That puts the tally of those under construction, approved or in the approval process at 55

Kelowna-based Mission Group has submitted plans for two towers that will make up the three-tower UBC Okanagan downtown complex.The land at the corner of Doyle Avenue and St. Paul Street – once the home of the Kelow

Loved ones of victims killed by the crane collapse in Kelowna, B.C., in July are asking real estate company Mission Group to put its construction project on hold until WorkSafeBC completes its investigation into the cause of the incident.