All Together Now

All Together Now
My friends. I hope you and your families are all staying safe and taking care during these difficult times our community’s been faced with.
Since most of us are being asked to stay home with some financial assistance provided for BC renters, BC workers, and Canadians affected by the COVID-19 crisis (CERB), might as well curl up with a book, catch up on some shows, cook elaborate meals, and spend quality time with your loved ones either at home or by video call!
As expected, with the request for our community to stay at home, the market has naturally slowed as well. But this is no indication of things going south; simply a sign of the times. Since some provinces are considering opening non-essential provinces in the near-future, as well as some in Kelowna, we expect the market to bounce back as the sun comes out and things start making their way back to normal. It’s also important to remember that construction has been considered an essential service, so any current and future projects are unlikely to be affected by the current situation.
If you have any questions about the market, I’m ready to help. Let’s get through this together. Stay safe everyone!
Additional Reading
Return of the Short Term Rental
After plenty of anticipation, short term rental restrictions may finally be changing in Kelowna. The question has recently shifted in a hopeful direction - from a matter of ‘if’ to a matter of ‘when’ - giving us plenty to keep our eyes on in the coming weeks and...
Peak Potential
When most buyers think of investing in Kelowna real estate, they tend to gravitate towards Downtown, South Pandosy, Glenmore, or any number of other neighbourhoods. But, what they often overlook is just up the hill at Big White Ski Resort, and it’s proving to be one...
Buyer’s Market Starts 2026
The New year is starting off with a strong stride for buyers looking to get into the Kelowna real estate market. The start of 2026 is leaning this way thanks to a harmony of factors - namely healthy inventory levels and low interest rates - which have tiled the scales...



