Michael A. Jones Personal Real Estate Corporation - Royal LePage Kelowna

06/18/2026

New Listing in Downtown Kelowna.

Unit 610 at 660 Cawston is a top-floor corner condo built in 2022. Two bedrooms. Two bathrooms. 1,122 square feet. Knox Mountain views from the patio.

Here's the number that matters: $534 per square foot.
Comparable downtown Kelowna condos have been selling at $670 to $882 per square foot, often on smaller footprints. GST is paid. One owner. New-home warranty still in place.

10-foot ceilings. Engineered oak hardwood. Quartz counters. In-suite laundry. Secure underground parking. Bike Score 99. Steps to Tugboat Beach and Knox Mountain trails.

$599,900. MLS 10391638. Royal LePage Kelowna

Full details and photos: https://yourkelownahomes-listings.pages.dev/610-660-cawston-avenue/

Questions? Call or text 250-258-4663.

Top-floor corner condo, 2 bed / 2 bath, 1,122 sq ft, built 2022. Oversized patio, Knox Mountain views, secure parking and storage. Downtown Kelowna North End.

06/17/2026

NEW LISTING! If You Or Anyone You Know Might Be Interested, Please Contact A Realtor You Trust.

06/10/2026

BCREA expects rates to stay at 2.25% this year, but sees a possible 50-basis-point increase by the end of 2027 if inflation and growth follow the Bank’s current outlook.

05/15/2026

Most people moving to Kelowna ask me the same thing first: what is it actually like to live there?

I wrote the honest answer. The climate, the rhythm, the sub-markets, the trade-offs — what changes when you arrive from Vancouver, Calgary, or Toronto.

The actual texture of the place, not a brochure.

What it is actually like to live in Kelowna in 2026. Climate, sub-markets, daily life, work, and what changes when you arrive from Vancouver, Calgary, or Toronto.

05/14/2026

PRICE ADJUSTMENT - Tell Someone Who Might Be Interested

05/08/2026

SOLD! CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL🎉

04/28/2026

BCREA's Q2 forecast came out today. The headline is misleading.

It predicts BC sales fall 2.1% and prices fall 1.4% in 2026, which is true on average. But that average hides eleven different markets.

Greater Vancouver and Fraser Valley fall the hardest. Eight of eleven BC boards post positive prices. The Okanagan is one of them: sales up 0.3%, prices up 1.1% to $775,000.

The provincial average doesn't describe the provincial reality.

Vancouver is not BC. The province is more than Vancouver. A headline is not a market.

Read the source, not the summary. That goes for every BC real estate story you'll read this year.

BCREA Q2 forecast link in comments.

04/20/2026

Today's Canadian CPI report showed inflation at 2.4% nationally, up from 1.8% in February, with BC showing a 0.8 point jump in a single month.

The good news is stability remains, so expect no change in the Bank of Canada's rate decision this month. The bad news, no downward rate decision this month. For buyers, now might be as good as it gets for the foreseeable future.

04/17/2026

PRICE ADJUSTMENT - Tell Someone Who Might Be Interested

04/06/2026

After 23 months of buyer's market, the Central Okanagan just crossed into balanced territory for the first time since April 2024. All three segments. Same month.

The market tried this twice before. Both times it lasted 30 days. Here's why this one looks different — and what to watch over the next 60 days.

Full April market report on the blog:

After 23 months of buyer's market, all three Central Okanagan segments crossed into balanced territory. Sales up 33%, inventory down 9.6%, and townhomes led the shift. Here's what changed.