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[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

Real estate decisions rarely come with hindsight.

Many Kelowna buyers who waited ended up facing higher prices, more competition, and fewer options. There are valuable lessons to consider before making your next move.

Read more: https://t.co/IJg1yNjXHa

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

Happy Canada Day from all of us at Hilbert & Crick Real Estate Group!

Today we celebrate the communities, neighbourhoods, and people that make Kelowna such a special place to call home!

Wishing you a safe, fun, and memorable Canada Day. #CanadaDay #Kelowna

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

The homes buyers regret most are often the ones they didn’t buy.

Waiting for the “perfect” market or overlooking an area can be costly in hindsight. If you're considering a move in Kelowna, this offers valuable perspective:

https://t.co/IJg1yNjXHa

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

It's easy to focus on timing the market perfectly, but most people only recognize the perfect time after it's passed.

Many Kelowna homeowners can point to a property they almost bought that would be worth far more today. Learn from their experiences:

https://t.co/AKZpBqr9XH

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

Many buyers have a story about a home they almost purchased but didn't.

In Kelowna, some of those missed opportunities have become some of the biggest real estate regrets. See what they are here!

https://t.co/IJg1yNjXHa

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

Some of the best opportunities in Kelowna real estate right now are the homes buyers are overlooking.

Zoning changes are quietly reshaping how certain areas will perform long term.

The best opportunities are not always the trendiest. Read more: https://t.co/KoKBhyfdFG

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

Condo buyers in Kelowna are asking smarter questions now.

Depreciation reports, reserve funds, strata management, insurance history, future assessments...

Because a great condo in a poorly managed building can become a very expensive lesson!

Read more: https://t.co/KoKBhyfdFG

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

Luxury buyers in Kelowna are still active.

But they’ve become much more selective.

Especially in places like Upper Mission and McKinley Landing, where lifestyle and setting continue driving emotional decisions. Read more here:

https://t.co/KoKBhyfdFG

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

There’s a conversation we hear constantly from buyers looking in Kelowna:

“Wait… why is this so much more house for the money?”

And eventually they start looking seriously at West Kelowna.

Read more!
https://t.co/KoKBhyfdFG

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

One of the biggest shifts in the Kelowna market right now?

Buyers are tired of renovations.

A few years ago people saw “potential.” Today, they see contractor delays, rising costs, and stress.

Sometimes, fresh paint is the only thing stopping buyers.

https://t.co/KoKBhyfdFG

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

Kelowna buyers are still paying premiums for one thing above all else: lifestyle.

Lake access. Walkability. Golf. Wineries. Trails. Quiet streets. Views that make you stop talking mid-sentence.

People are buying more than a home. Find out more:

https://t.co/KoKBhyfdFG

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

Boat life? Walkability? Pickleball? Golf? Views? Wine country? Investment potential? First home?

Kelowna's a lifestyle market. Every area has personality, so choosing the right neighbourhood is often more important than choosing the right house.https://t.co/7kzHFYgtDO

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

Kelowna has two versions of itself. There’s the city lifestyle and then there’s the wine country lifestyle! If your dream is orchards, vineyards, quiet roads, and more breathing room, Southeast Kelowna and Belgo are two areas that deserve attention. https://t.co/7kzHFYgtDO

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

If your ideal Kelowna day involves golf, quiet streets, and a little space to breathe…

Black Mountain and Quail Ridge should be on your radar.

Both areas attract buyers who want lifestyle first, but still want strong Kelowna real estate fundamentals.

https://t.co/7kzHFYgtDO

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

If you’ve ever chosen a neighbourhood based on proximity to coffee shops, trails, or pickleball courts…

You’re not alone.

The Glenmore area checks boxes for: central location, strong community feel, recreation access, and long-term resale demand.

https://t.co/7kzHFYgtDO

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

Kelowna isn’t a “3 bed, 2 bath” city. It’s a "can I be on the lake before breakfast?” city!

If boating is part of your lifestyle, neighbourhood matters more than you realize. Lower Mission, South Pandosy and McKinley Landing should all be on your radar!

https://t.co/7kzHFYgtDO

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

We’re excited to share that Hilbert & Crick have joined Real Broker B.C. Ltd.

Grateful for our time with Chamberlain Property Group and looking forward to this next chapter.

Now located at:
#1100 – 1631 Dickson Ave
Kelowna, BC

Same commitment. Stronger platform.

Onward.

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

Before 2024, ~700 units were licensed for short-term rental in key Kelowna buildings.

Now, up to 2,100 could become eligible again.

Investment strategy in 2026 requires policy awareness, not just MLS® data.

If you’re holding or buying, read this! https://t.co/tStRXxDxah

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

Short-term rentals are the headlines.
But zoning changes may be a bigger long-term shift.
Many Kelowna lots now allow up to 4 units.
Some properties are worth more because of what can be built, not what exists.
Few are talking about this clearly. We are. https://t.co/tStRXxDxah

[dallas crick @DallasCrick]

Kelowna is pushing for early short-term rental release ahead of the Memorial Cup and BC Summer Games.

If approved, expect:
• More STR activity
• Possible tightening of long-term rentals
• Renewed investor interest

Read more here: https://t.co/tStRXxDxah