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The first look at the redevelopment plans for the Tolko mill site in Kelowna are due out some time this fall.Before that happens, affordable housing advocates might be inspired by a similar but much smaller redevelopment

The sale price for #10 – 180 Sheerwater Court in Kelowna has finally been revealed at just under $11 million.The house was sold by Jane Hoffman Realty last November but the sale price was not disclosed at that time

While the average cost of buying a home in the Thompson-Okanagan is up compared to this time last year, prices dropped in many categories in July compared to June.The prices for single-family houses took the biggest hit

It was just seven months ago, Jan. 10, when the City of Kelowna adopted a brand new plan that, among other things, showed how tall skyscrapers could be built downtown.Those were supposed to max out at 26 storeys.Yet, on

What started as a couple of craft breweries in Kelowna’s North End in 2016 has evolved beyond beer.Over the years they've been joined by a number of other craft breweries so the Richter Street and Vaughan Avenu

Kelowna is the obvious go-to place for newcomers to the Okanagan with one of the fastest growing populations in the country and a building boom that saw $1.15 billion in building permits issued in 2021.But people who wan

Housing starts, with the exception of Kelowna, fell in the first half of 2022, showing governments aren’t doing enough to break a housing crisis, according to B.C. chartered accountants.Starts fell in Canada by 7%

Now that Kelowna city council has agreed to let UBCO build a 46-storey downtown campus with residences, the real physical work on the project is about to begin.Earlier this week, council agreed to let it be the tallest b

A national real estate research firm has posted a list of the “most expensive homes for sale in Canada.”It identifies two $39 million properties in the Lower Mainland as the most expensive, followed by one in

Bad Tattoo Brewing opened in Penticton in 2014 then expanded to Kelowna last summer, but not as a brewery.Instead, it opened as Bad Tattoo Pizzeria with the prime focus on food. Now, they want to become a brewery.“