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

The price is usually the first number a seller looks for. Fair enough. You have a lot invested in your home, and the proceeds may be funding your next …

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

If you are thinking about selling your Okanagan home next spring, it is tempting to start with paint colours, countertops or a new front door. Before …

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

A home can hold a considerable amount of wealth while leaving its owner short of cash. That becomes frustrating when the market is slow and selling means …

Michael A. Jones – PREC* | Royal LePage Kelowna

Selling your home isn’t just about putting up a “For Sale” sign. In Kelowna and across the Okanagan, a professional Realtor helps protect your equity, time, and peace of mind.

1. Pricing It Right

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Michael A. Jones – PREC* | Royal LePage Kelowna

Polybutylene piping — known as Poly-B — was used in thousands of Canadian homes from the late 1970s to the mid-1990s. In Kelowna, West Kelowna, and Lake Country, homes built in this era often still contain Poly-B. So, what should …

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 …

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 …

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, …

Timing can significantly impact your sale price, days on market, and buyer activity. While homes sell throughout the year in West Kelowna, some months perform better than others. Here’s what the data shows and how to prepare.

When Listings See the Most Activity

Peak Season March through June …