... plan, I think it's a pretty good investment. This is what I don't get. I'm looking at maybe an average Joe or Jane, bought an average home in Kelowna, let's say five years ago. Since then the price of that home has not increased much if any (I've followed the prices). Let's say Joe has a mortgage ...

That's provincial. I believe the debt/savings survey is for Vancouver.

Things are definitely going south in a big way in the Kelowna/Vernon area.

... the data you're looking for. We're not your bitches. Do your own research and post it here if you disagree. I expected more from you. BTW, Kelowna seems to support higher MOI due, I think, to a larger portion of the market being vacation homes. All's we're saying is MOI is really bad right ...

... buyers who paid full price bought during a different economy." Read more: http://www.edmontonjournal.com/business/Condo+King+slashes+Kelowna+highrise+prices/3148288/story.html#Comments#ixzz0t7Gqt3jw Yes I am sure it is hard on them.. You ever notice how it is always harder for the ...

"It's hard on them and it's hard on us," admitted Block. "Those buyers who paid full price bought during a different economy."

Read more: http://www.edmontonjournal.com/business ... l#Comments#ixzz0t7Gqt3jw

... http://www.omreb.com/page.php?sectionID=2 Here are some high-lights for the Central region ie Kelowna: 1) +5.7 % more listings than last June 2) -21.7% less sales than last year. 3) 346 sales with a total of 5793 listings = 16.7 months of inventory ...

... Don`t worry about the white supremacist groups down at Osoyoos,, everyone knows they are all talk or the complete lack of visable minorities in Kelowna.. The Albertans are broke!!! Somebody has to buy all these houses and condo s here..Not everyone can have a grow-op or B and B... :lol:

Why then is inventory growth of unsold homes in Greater Vancouver and Fraser Valley higher than pre-correction 2008? As for Kelowna: "Buyers from Mainland China are even buying up recreational properties in places like Kelowna ." Why then is Rennie and others discounting ...

... properties, and to a lesser extent, in Richmond and Burnaby. Buyers from Mainland China are even buying up recreational properties in places like Kelowna. “They’re injecting fuel into it, causing [luxury prices] to rise a little faster than they usually would,” says West Side realtor Ryan Dyer. ...

... April 2009) on Page 4. That means rents are still catching up to higher house prices. By comparison, Calgary increased by 1% (4.3% to 5.3%). Kelowna (2.8% to 3.7%) and Abbotsford (4.8% to 6.6%). Victoria 1.2% to 2.5% (?). Toronto 2.4% to 2.7%. The good news for Vancouver is that the vacancy ...

... April 2009) on Page 4. That means rents are still catching up to higher house prices. By comparison, Calgary increased by 1% (4.3% to 5.3%). Kelowna (2.8% to 3.7%) and Abbotsford (4.8% to 6.6%). Victoria 1.2% to 2.5% (?). Toronto 2.4% to 2.7%. The good news for Vancouver is that the vacancy ...

... else catches on! You don't want to be the last on your street to move to Abbotsford! :mrgreen: What I don't get about that list is how is Kelowna ranked A- in economy and we are B- ? We both get a D+ in value.

... And, rent for two-bedroom (existing structures) increased by 2.9%. (2.7% April 2009). By comparison, Calgary increased by 1% (4.3% to 5.3%). Kelowna (2.8% to 3.7%) and Abbotsford (4.8% to 6.6%). Victoria 1.2% to 2.5% (?). Toronto 2.4% to 2.7%. The good news for Vancouver is that the vacancy ...

... enclosed verandah on west side and rear. Buyer to verify all... Details Royal LePage - Wolstencroft Jeepers, you could pay that for a 6 bed in Kelowna.

... I'm just curious to see these actual examples because I've seen Bayview in Victoria being offered for 40% off and that Renni marketed condo in Kelowna also for 40% off. There have been at least 3 stories told by people on VCI (I know how you hate THOSE people but anyway) of their relatives ...