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Kelowna’s Central Green Approved
A fourth development is set to go ahead at Kelowna’s Central Green site. City council will be asked Monday to appro ...
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Commercial Spaces: Buy or Lease?
One of the trickier decisions many entrepreneurs face is choosing between buying or leasing their place of business ...
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Dr. Tsur Somerville’s Luncheon Presentation
A couple of slides of interest outlining Kelowna’s price correlations between Calgary and Vancouver. Less Calgary a ...
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Okanagan Real Estate Statistics
Here are the real estate market statistics from Macdonald Realty on Okanagan listings and sales in January 2017. So ...
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Kelowna City Council Approves Aqua
Despite some vocal opposition from residents of the area, Kelowna city council gave second and third reading to a m ...
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British Columbia Election 2017
Housing is a key topic for voters in the upcoming provincial election on May 9. Approximately 96% of residents live ...
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Ontario’s new measures in real estate
Worried that too many Ontarians are getting priced out by fast-rising rents and surging home prices, Ontario Kathle ...
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Landlords Fear Marijuana Legalization
Canadian residents will be allowed to grow four plants per household under expected legislation. Marijuana could be ...
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Financial Stories
There have been several media accounts recently concerning money matters — rent hikes and bank sales tactics being ...
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Inventory not meeting buyer demand
The Real Estate Market in Flux That is the general outlook for the Central Okanagan real estate market, which is co ...
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Landlord pays for renter’s grow-op
‘A grow-op, whether legal or not, is still a high-risk activity,’ Insurance Bureau says Longtime landlord Darryl Sp ...
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Record year for BC home sales
Home sales across British Columbia slowed in the last half of 2016, in part because of new federal, provincial and ...
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