Page 6 - Rob Munro News Today

It’s not often that a brand new home can be bought for less than $300,000 in Kelowna’s red hot real estate market, but Millennial Developments is doing just that in the Capri-Landmark area of the city with tw

A quarter-acre vacant property at the foot of Knox Mountain and across the road from Okanagan Lake is on the market for almost $2 million.The 0.22 acre lot is the northernmost of eight on the downtown end of Poplar Point

Penticton has been offering a bike valet service at its farmers' market since 2018. The Kamloops Cycling Coalition started offering the service at various events last year.Kelowna is getting into the act with a two-m

The summer of 2023 will likely be a great time to tour Okanagan wineries, soak up the sun, the atmosphere and the great 2022 wine crop.But it will be six years before there will be such a summer again. It will take growe

Seven of the ten intersections with the highest number of crashes in the Southern Interior in 2022 were along Highway 97 through Kelowna.Two Kamloops intersections made the top 10 but neither of them were on Highway 1. T

With thousands of people pouring into the Central Okanagan each year it’s easy to forget that Penticton is becoming an increasingly desirable place to live.“There’s been a lot of conversation over the l

“New buildings today are probably the most expensive buildings humans have ever built, notwithstanding palaces and such,” Mark Holland told Kelowna city council this week. “We have the highest standards

An ambitious plan to turn a 10-acre underutilized industrial site into a “Health and Innovation District” across from Penticton Regional Hospital will go to the public for input in July.Penticton city council

More than 9,000 renter households in the Thompson-Okanagan regions pay more than 50% of their incomes in rents and utilities.That’s considered crisis level living, putting them at an increased risk of becoming home

Frustrated with the lack of action on highway improvements in the Central Okanagan, the Kelowna Chamber of Commerce is calling on the province to get to work.“Our region is expected to add a combined 60,000 people