ACTIVE LISTINGS
222
homes currently available
KELOWNA NEIGHBOURHOOD GUIDE
Downtown energy, the waterfront, and character streets, all on foot.
KELOWNA NORTH, KELOWNA
Kelowna North takes in the downtown core, the historic North End, and the Okanagan Lake waterfront, the most walkable stretch of the city and its cultural and civic centre.
From the shops and restaurants of Bernard Avenue to the breweries of the North End and the beaches of Waterfront Park, this is urban Okanagan living at its most connected. Housing runs from character homes on tree-lined North End streets to lakeview condominiums and newer downtown towers, so buyers weigh walkability, view, building age, and proximity to the water against one another.
CURRENT MARKET INTELLIGENCE
UPDATED SEPTEMBER 7, 2026
ACTIVE LISTINGS
222
homes currently availableNEW LISTINGS · 30 DAYS
44
added to the MLS feedINVENTORY BREAKDOWN
4 TYPES28 houses · 161 apartments · 20 townhomes · 1 duplexHOMES SOLD · 90 DAYS
73
closed salesMEDIAN SOLD PRICE
$615,000
$544/sqftSALE TO LIST
96.3%
median 62 days to sellBy property type
Active and sold market data from the Association of Interior REALTORS MLS, as of September 7, 2026. Sold figures cover the last 90 days and reflect actual closed prices. Residential only (houses, apartments, townhouses).

SCOTT JENVEY
REAL ESTATE ADVISOR

SCOTT’S MARKET PERSPECTIVE
KELOWNA NORTH currently has 222 active residential listings. Townhomes are a thinner segment, 20 active listings asking $639,000 to $1,890,000. Apartments sit at a $575,000 median. 44 new listings entered the feed during the past 30 days.
For sellers, the value conversation turns on specifics: how walkable the address truly is, whether the home captures a lake or city view, the age and quality of the building, and parking. Those variables move price more than floor area alone in this market.
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LIFESTYLE & ACCESS
Waterfront Park, Tugboat Beach, and the lakeshore boardwalk put swimming, paddling, and lakeside walks at the city’s doorstep.
Bernard Avenue, the cultural district, restaurants, and everyday services are reachable on foot, with the Okanagan Rail Trail beginning nearby.
Character homes on established streets sit beside a growing cluster of craft breweries, cafés, and studios in the Brewery District.
Knox Mountain Park anchors the north edge with trails and lookouts over the lake and the city, minutes from downtown.
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