Mission Group announces new rentals

[Mrmarvingardens]

The Mission group has started construction on new apartments for the South Pandosy area of Kelowna.
Known as 468 West, Johnathan Friesen of Mission group refers to it as "boutique homes" within easy biking distance to the lake and 24 restaurants"
The new building will have such amenities as in suite laundry, free internet, pet friendly with no size restrictions;and
the middle patio will have a social area," complete with artificial grass."
Rent prices range from $1700 to $3600 per month.

[lesliepaul]

The Mission group has started construction on new apartments for the South Pandosy area of Kelowna.
Known as 468 West, Johnathan Friesen of Mission group refers to it as "boutique homes" within easy biking distance to the lake and 24 restaurants"
The new building will have such amenities as in suite laundry, free internet, pet friendly with no size restrictions;and
the middle patio will have a social area," complete with artificial grass."
Rent prices range from $1700 to $3600 per month.

.............Jonathon Friesen........nothing short of a "saint".........puts everyone else ahead of himself.........god bless you!

[GordonH]

^^^ cheap like borscht.

[Urban Cowboy]

Indeed.

Sign me up for a couple of them.

After all what's $3,600 per month for a unit between friends.

[Vacancyrate]

Rent prices range from $1700 to $3600 per month.

+60k income required a year to be able afford the cheapest of units.

As far as $3600/month - how many households that are earning +200k a year are renting?

The payday loan business model comes to the the Kelowna rental market.

[voice of reason]

what kelowna needs is 1000 dollar apartments for its service industry and 15 dollar an hour manufacturing workers to live in. there is a whole lot of this city living on like 2000 a month or less. throw in the seniors living on canada pension as well. seems like you either have to be well off or smoke crack to be able to afford an apartment here

[Even Steven]

there is a whole lot of this city living on like 2000 a month or less.

One word - roommates.

[Even Steven]

pet friendly with no size restrictions

[alanjh595]

there is a whole lot of this city living on like 2000 a month or less.

One word - roommates.

What happens if one can't make the rent, (due to covid/lay-off/business closing, etc) who has to pick up the slack? Who's name is on the rental contract?

[Vacancyrate]

One word - roommates.

Historically when someone has to sleep in a closet things are not great.

- The great depression
- War
- Kramer's large "drawer hotel" idea for Japanese businessmen.
- Kelowna one bedroom apartments where someone sleeps in the closet.

[Pappywinkle]

This thread: “How dare a developer offer brand new rental units in a nice neighbourhood across from the lake and not make them free!”

[Vacancyrate]

This thread: “How dare a developer offer brand new rental units in a nice neighbourhood across from the lake and not make them free!”

Who makes 200k a year and is renting?

[Catri]

there is a whole lot of this city living on like 2000 a month or less.

One word - roommates.

I was a landlord in Kelowna for over 20 years. You know who the first people I eliminated from any rental applicants were? One word - roommates.

[Even Steven]

Kelowna one bedroom apartments where someone sleeps in the closet.

Lol nothing makes you happy.

- Living with roommates to afford rent - war-like conditions
- Borrow money to buy - fake economy
- Buy a smaller place to start - it's too small
- Buy outside of expensive areas - why should I move?
- Make more money to afford what you want - too hard to find a job

Unless govt gives you a SFH free of charge with a lake view, picket fence, 7 bedrooms - the moaning and groaning will never stop.

[Even Steven]

You know who the first people I eliminated from any rental applicants were? One word - roommates.

Well, you can do whatever you want, but plenty of people live like this, I've lived in my younger days in Vancouver and it was perfectly fine. That's how you live on a budget before you start making enough coin to afford a place and save for a downpayment. Nothing is wrong with that.