Kelowna Real Estate

Kelowna Real Estate since 2006. Serving community in , , English. Interested in Edmonton Real Estate? Ready to Buy?

Thinking of Selling your home?Investing?First Home buyer?If you answered YES to any of these questions - you are in the right place!at the right time! I am Professional Real Estate Agent in the province of AB and Assisting both Buyers and Sellers when it comes to finding property fast or sell for top dollar!Если Вы говорите по-русски- Ирина Миерзевски к Вашим услугам!Я всегда рада помочь с куплей и продажей любой недвижимости в Альберте. Ваш русскоговорящий риэлтор в эдмонтоне навсегда!

09/28/2026

BC Standing Inventory Reached 6.7K
As someone who’s worked closely with buyers and sellers in BC and Alberta for many years, I keep a close watch on inventory shifts—these numbers matter to everyone navigating our local markets. Right now, BC’s standing inventory has reached 6,700 homes, including 5,500 condos. This covers condos, townhomes, and some multiplex units across the province. Notably, Burnaby leads with 1,210 unsold homes, followed by Vancouver at 1,020, Surrey at 798, and Coquitlam at 620. But it’s not just the largest cities—Richmond (396), Kelowna (372), Langley Township (276), New Westminster (224), and Delta (211) all contribute to a wider spread. Even communities like Langford, Esquimalt, North Vancouver, Abbotsford, and Chilliwack add up to a significant portion of the 5,840 units in the listed cities. While there’s a common narrative that inventory is driven mainly by studios and one-bedroom presales, the size and average price data across BC tell a more nuanced story. My experience has taught me it’s always important to look beyond the headlines and understand what’s really happening behind the numbers, especially when protecting your interests in any transaction.

RBC: Housing recovery is coming, but don't expect a boomAs someone who’s guided clients in both Edmonton and Kelowna sin...
09/27/2026

RBC: Housing recovery is coming, but don't expect a boom
As someone who’s guided clients in both Edmonton and Kelowna since 2006, I keep a close watch on market shifts that matter to your next move. RBC’s latest outlook suggests Canada’s housing market is on the road to recovery, with more resales, steady inventory, and a slowdown in price declines. While we might see a slight dip in sales and prices in 2026, the forecast points to a modest improvement in 2027—driven by pent-up demand and gradually improving affordability. My priority is always to help you make decisions that protect your interests, whether you’re entering or exiting the market. Staying informed means staying prepared.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/irina-mierzewski/1969063-RBC%3A-Housing-recovery-is-coming%2C-but-don%27t-expect-a-boom

August Brings Greater Affordability to North Okanagan HomesLast month brought a noticeable shift in the North Okanagan m...
09/26/2026

August Brings Greater Affordability to North Okanagan Homes
Last month brought a noticeable shift in the North Okanagan market: housing sales decreased to 111 in August from 162 in July, and with that, average prices moved as well. Single-family homes saw a price increase, reaching $794,300, while townhouses and condos adjusted downward to $545,900 and $302,400 respectively. Tracking these local trends is key to truly protecting your interests—something I’ve prioritized since starting my real estate journey in 2006. Whether you’re considering your next move in Alberta or British Columbia, staying informed helps you make confident decisions.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/irina-mierzewski/1974938-August-Brings-Greater-Affordability-to-North-Okanagan-Homes

BC Standing Inventory Data By City, Size, And Average PriceLooking at BC’s residential market right now, there are 6,687...
09/25/2026

BC Standing Inventory Data By City, Size, And Average Price
Looking at BC’s residential market right now, there are 6,687 unsold units, mostly condos, with the largest concentrations in Burnaby, Vancouver, and Surrey. What stands out to me is that these aren’t just small or entry-level units—this inventory reveals a more nuanced and layered market. As someone who works closely with buyers and sellers in both Alberta and British Columbia, I always keep a close eye on these trends to help my clients make informed decisions and protect their interests at every step.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/irina-mierzewski/1969054-BC-Standing-Inventory-Data-By-City%2C-Size%2C-And-Average-Price

09/24/2026

Canada Housing Could Look Very Different in 2027
Looking ahead to 2027, we could see a different landscape for Canadian housing. According to CMHC, as incomes grow and the economy strengthens, housing conditions are expected to gradually improve. Sales activity may pick up, but it's likely to stay below the busy years of the previous decade. CREA's latest projections point to only modest national price growth, so we might see more stability than dramatic changes in value. For buyers, higher inventory and softer demand in some markets could mean more room to negotiate. Having worked with many buyers and sellers in Edmonton and Kelowna since 2006, I understand how important it is to navigate these shifts with your interests at the forefront.

09/23/2026

Canada’s Housing Market Eyes 2027 Recovery
After a period of uncertainty, we’re starting to see encouraging signals in Canada’s housing market—resales are picking up, inventory is holding steady, and prices are leveling off. Many buyers who had pressed pause are now finding themselves in a stronger financial position, thanks to improved affordability and stable employment trends. That renewed confidence is something I’m seeing in both Edmonton and Kelowna, where I help clients navigate their options with a focus on protecting their interests every step of the way.

Looking ahead to 2026, forecasts suggest resales could dip around 4% to roughly 453,000, with benchmark prices softening by about 2% to $794,000. But as borrowing costs settle near their lows and rates are expected to hold, the stage seems set for modest gains to return by 2027—even though the recovery is likely to be gradual and uneven across the country. Risks like trade tensions and energy shocks are still on the horizon, but overall, every province is expected to see both resales and prices rise again in 2027. For those considering a move or investment in Alberta or BC, keeping a pulse on these trends can help you make informed, confident decisions when the time is right.

09/22/2026

Mid-year outlook for Canada's housing market: Between correction and recovery
As someone who’s guided clients through many market cycles since 2006, I’m encouraged to see recovery signals emerging in Canada’s housing landscape for 2026. Increased resales, steady inventory, and a slower pace of price declines all point toward a market finding its footing again. Looking ahead to 2027, we can anticipate a modest rebound—even as factors like immigration policy changes and interest rate adjustments present new challenges. For buyers and sellers in Alberta and British Columbia, especially those in Edmonton and Kelowna, understanding these trends is key to making well-protected decisions. My priority remains ensuring your interests are safeguarded as we navigate these shifts together.

09/21/2026

This Apartment at 37 39 Casorso Unit 316, Kelowna has just been sold

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