Michael A. Jones – PREC* | Royal LePage Kelowna

The June numbers for the North Okanagan — including Vernon, Coldstream, and Armstrong — show a steady, active market. Sales volumes rose modestly. Single-family demand continues to lead, while townhomes and condos show signs of cooling or adjustment.

The North Okanagan includes …

By Michael A. Jones – PREC* | Royal LePage Kelowna

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Vernon, British Columbia stands as the crown jewel of the North Okanagan, offering an exceptional quality of life in one of Canada's most beautiful settings. With a current population of 44,519 and a benchmark …

Michael A. Jones – PREC* | Royal LePage Kelowna

Buying land in British Columbia can be one of the smartest long-term real estate moves—if done right. It’s not the same as buying a home. It comes with zoning complications, hidden costs, and servicing hurdles. Whether you’re planning to build in Kelowna …

Michael A. Jones – PREC* | Royal LePage Kelowna

The May numbers are in for Central Okanagan real estate—and they show more strength. Sales climbed again, inventory expanded, and buyer activity remained steady. Homes are selling faster and prices continue to hold. A confident tone is returning to the market.

The …

Michael A. Jones – PREC* | Royal LePage Kelowna

Whether you're buying a lakeview home in Kelowna, selling your acreage in Vernon, or investing in Peachland, choosing the right agent matters. The Okanagan is a diverse and competitive real estate market—and working with someone who truly knows it can make …

Michael A. Jones – PREC* | Royal LePage Kelowna

The April market stats are in for the North Okanagan, and they show a region adjusting to shifting demand. Total sales held steady year-over-year, while inventory continued to grow. Buyers remain active, but patient. Sellers who price well are seeing results—especially in …

Michael A. Jones – PREC* | Royal LePage Kelowna

The April market stats are in for the Central Okanagan, and the numbers show signs of momentum. Buyers are active, listings are rising, and homes are selling closer to asking prices. Whether you're buying or selling, market timing is beginning to …

Kelowna was recently named one of Canada’s least affordable cities for first-time buyers — and that might be the strongest case for buying here.

In a Globe and Mail analysis of affordability across Canadian cities, Kelowna ranked fourth overall with a home price-to-disposable income ratio of 11.15, meaning the …