Kelowna and Whistler real estate have commonalities

Over the past decade both Whistler and Kelowna have experienced a doubling of property values!

The average price for a Whistler condominium rose 101% over the decade to $380,000 by 2010. Townhouse average values increased 104% to $677,000 over the same time period. Detached homes, Landcor said, saw the biggest gain, rising 141% to hit an average of almost $1.4 million. (Source: Landcor Data Corp.)

Over the same ten year time frame, Kelowna average strata (includes both condominiums and townhomes) prices jumped 122% to $292,959 and single family residence's 158%, $493,712. (Source: Okanagan Mainline Real Estate Board)

Kelowna is a great place in BC to live - has all the shopping amenities of the city but on a smaller scale, international airport, TCH connector, three world class ski resorts within an hour to hour and a half away, large lakes galore, wineries, orchards, and much more! Not just a seasonal recreational destination like Whistler.

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NOTE: The average price is the arithmetic average, computed by adding up a collection of numbers and dividing by their count.

NOTE: City of Kelowna includes the areas of Black Mountain*, Dilworth Mountain, Ellison*, Glenmore, Joe Riche*, Kelowna North, Kelowna South, Lower Mission, North Glenmore, Rutland North, Rutland South, Southeast Kelowna, Springfield/Spall, University District and Upper Mission.

*portions of these areas are under the jurisdiction of the Regional District of Central Okanagan.