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Penticton may be the next Okanagan hot spot - Vimarsana News

Penticton may be the next Okanagan hot spot

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

Source: infotel.ca
How Kelowna can increase affordable housing despite record high building costs - Vimarsana News

How Kelowna can increase affordable housing despite record high building costs

“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

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12-storey towers with up to 1,500 homes proposed for Penticton - Vimarsana News

12-storey towers with up to 1,500 homes proposed for Penticton

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

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Thousands of Thompson-Okanagan renters at severe risk of homelessness - Vimarsana News

Thousands of Thompson-Okanagan renters at severe risk of homelessness

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

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Kelowna Chamber calling for second Okanagan Lake crossing - Vimarsana News

Kelowna Chamber calling for second Okanagan Lake crossing

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

Source: infotel.ca