Public Discussions about Kelowna Development Projects
Jim Kelowna about Movala
Community Voice, Nov 03, 2025
It does look pretty nice based on the photos. Thank you for the update and the pics!
Curious what kind of businesses will occupy the street level...
I toured this building a couple weeks ago. First tower has occupancy but not the second tower. All the units seemed to have a unique floorplan and the finishes were high end. Great amenity space.
Jared about 1428 ST PAUL
Newcomer, Nov 03, 2025
388 sf 1-bedrooms may be the smallest I've seen to date. Goes to show how hard it currently is to make these projects pencil.
Jared |construction update at Movala
Newcomer, Nov 03, 2025
Movala Tour
I toured this building a couple weeks ago. First tower has occupancy but not the second tower. All the units seemed to have a unique floorplan and the finishes were high end. Great amenity space.
So is it fully completed and occupied now, or just the first tower?
Jim Kelowna about Movala
Community Voice, Oct 31, 2025
So is it fully completed and occupied now, or just the first tower?
Jack B about 2275 Pandosy St.
Urban Legend, Oct 25, 2025
Pretty impressive, fast build from the permit to the final phases of construction in one year. Makes perfect sense to have a coffee shop or fast food down there next to the hospital. I hope it will bring life to the area and not going to be another bank or something boring on the street level.
Framing topped out
Sheener |construction update at 2275 Pandosy St.
Local Expert, Oct 24, 2025
Framing topped out
Pejamu about Bernard
Local Enthusiast, Oct 19, 2025
That question would be better directed towards the city. This is just a website somebody made for people who are interested in developments.
What is the plan for managing the major increase in traffic for this area?
We live nearby and with school traffic turning off Richmond onto Bernard this intersection is already difficult and dangerous
Jack B
Urban Legend, Oct 16, 2025
Pretty cool, wondering if it's actually gonna get build
New Mass Timber proposal
What is the plan for managing the major increase in traffic for this area?
We live nearby and with school traffic turning off Richmond onto Bernard this intersection is already difficult and dangerous
Karl about Parkinson Recreation Center Redevelopment
Observer, Sep 24, 2025
Concrete poured at Parkinson Rec Centre site Tuesday afternoon marking start of full construction
https://www.castanet.net/news/Kelowna/574063/Co...
Sheener
Local Expert, Sep 23, 2025
Jack B about UBCO Downtown
Urban Legend, Sep 11, 2025
Interesting development, UBCO flipped the land with the city to build a like-for-like replacement for the Hadgraft Wilson Place building in the Capri area and will own the land where current building stands.
Moving forward fast, with demolition on the new location is scheduled for October and construction will begin before the end of the year.
No information what will happened to the current building, but my guess it's going to be demolished too and the UBCO will own the whole block now, which is nice for the future expansion.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia...
Carol about Unnamed City of Kelowna Rental Project
Newcomer, Sep 04, 2025
I would be interested in knowing where the traffic flow is expected to go. There will be 3 apartments built along Glenmore with a tiny back alley. There will be a definite increase on the roads in the area (Highland Dr N, Ridgeway Dr, Mountainview St. Are there plans to have traffic calming in place as there are already so many vehicles that drive through the area quickly and many children play in the area and others walking and biking. Thank you for your time.
Paul beasen about 1021 Lawson avenue apartments
Newcomer, Sep 01, 2025
Math must not be developers strongest skill! 20 units at rates that need 2 working adults but only 15 car spots… let’s see that means roughly 20 cars need to park on the street - generalizing some renters might earn enough to live solo; or some might not have a car. I’m sick of purpose built developers thinking people who rent don’t drive or need parking. This town lacks transit as a real option. It’s not Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver. Kelowna is a car dependent town. That you underserved renters where parking is concerned only impacts everyone! Get ready for more crowded roads as folks drive around looking for parking. Epic fail as far as I’m concerned. Build smarter.
