Public Discussions about Kelowna Development Projects

Kelowna Developments about 346 Lawrence

Observer, Nov 11, 2026

The mixed use tower at 346 Lawrence Avenue by Mission Group and Victor Projects was re-approved by Kelowna City Council on April 14, 2026

Jack B about Water Street by the Park

Urban Legend, Nov 10, 2026

Makes sense. If they still have units in the other two towers and no interest for more, why would they rush the other one…

Kelowna Developments said:

according to Orchard Park Properties, they are anticipating a 2027 sales launch for the final tower. The building often has to be 50 - 70% sold before their banks will release construction financing, therefore a construction date is not confirmed. The absolute earliest this tower can break down would be early 2028. Orchard Park Properties did state that they are waiting out the market, and would like to sell their current inventory before constructing more.

Kelowna Developments about UBCO Downtown

Observer, Nov 10, 2026

UPDATE: The anticipated 2027 completion is highly unlikely, now looking towards mid-to-late 2028.

Rolling opening for UBCO's new downtown Kelowna campus

The new UBC Okanagan downtown Kelowna highrise should open in the summer or fall of 2028, city councillors heard Monday.

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Sheener |construction update at 2275 Pandosy St.

Local Expert, Nov 09, 2026

Completed. 2343 Pandosy in the background

Kelowna Developments about Water Street by the Park

Observer, Nov 08, 2026

according to Orchard Park Properties, they are anticipating a 2027 sales launch for the final tower. The building often has to be 50 - 70% sold before their banks will release construction financing, therefore a construction date is not confirmed. The absolute earliest this tower can break down would be early 2028. Orchard Park Properties did state that they are waiting out the market, and would like to sell their current inventory before constructing more.

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Newcomer, Nov 02, 2026

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Jack B

Urban Legend, Oct 24, 2026

Woah! Pretty exciting.

I love to see all the reshaping of downtown. Hopefully, they will have a unique vision for mixed-use space.

Okanagan Enthusiast said:

Some finally good news,

A major developer just bought downtown Kelowna's prime waterfront property — right across from City Park.
Calgary's Arlington Street Group bought four parcels at Abbott Street and Leon Avenue, totaling almost 0.75 acres. It sits directly across from The Eli — the 42-storey tower that's currently the tallest building in BC's Interior.
The Huber family behind Prestige Hotels sold the land, though they kept the Prestige Beach House hotel next door.
The purchase price wasn't disclosed, but the assembly was listed for almost $16 million in 2023. This year's assessment came in at $11.1 million, with the existing office building accounting for just $100,000 of that total.
So what's going up on this corner? Arlington hasn't shared any plans yet, but they've already posted a sign on the building reading, "Envision what ought to be there."
They plan to run community planning workshops to help shape their proposal before submitting official plans to the city.
I'm Curtis Gedig, a local realtor here in Kelowna, follow for more local updates like this.
Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed

Okanagan Enthusiast

Community Voice, Oct 23, 2026

Some finally good news,

A major developer just bought downtown Kelowna's prime waterfront property — right across from City Park.
Calgary's Arlington Street Group bought four parcels at Abbott Street and Leon Avenue, totaling almost 0.75 acres. It sits directly across from The Eli — the 42-storey tower that's currently the tallest building in BC's Interior.
The Huber family behind Prestige Hotels sold the land, though they kept the Prestige Beach House hotel next door.
The purchase price wasn't disclosed, but the assembly was listed for almost $16 million in 2023. This year's assessment came in at $11.1 million, with the existing office building accounting for just $100,000 of that total.
So what's going up on this corner? Arlington hasn't shared any plans yet, but they've already posted a sign on the building reading, "Envision what ought to be there."
They plan to run community planning workshops to help shape their proposal before submitting official plans to the city.
I'm Curtis Gedig, a local realtor here in Kelowna, follow for more local updates like this.
Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed

Kelowna Developments about Sutton Place

Observer, Oct 22, 2026

Sutton Place Hotel

Kelowna Developments

Observer, Oct 19, 2026

Tom Dyas has been re-elected as Mayor of the city of Kelowna. Hopefully this guarantees our downtown hotel by the end of the decade.

Jack B about Downtown Hotel

Urban Legend, Oct 16, 2026

City of Kelowna selects Marriott as preferred hotel partner for waterfront property purchased last year.

Woohoo!! Maybe something will finally come out of it?

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Derek about 1951 Cross Rd

Newcomer, Oct 14, 2026

2nd floor going up. Felt like 1st floor took 1 1/2 weeks to frame.

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Sheener |construction update at 2343 Pandosy

Local Expert, Oct 09, 2026

Topped out

Jack B about UBCO Downtown

Urban Legend, Oct 07, 2026

If I am counting correctly, they are at level 9 based on your picture. Also, they mentioned they are planning to launch the education part of the building earlier than the residential part. Wondering what that will look like for continuous construction.

Kelowna Developments said: