Kelowna Real Estate

Monday, 19 February 2018

A lawsuit, Lewis v. WestJet Airlines Ltd, 2017 BCSC 2327 (CanLII) commenced by a former WestJet flight attendant against her former employer will be proceeding despite efforts by WestJet to have the case dismissed. WestJet brought an Application to Strike the Notice of Civil Claim brought by Mandalena Lewis, who proposed to bring a class-action lawsuit on behalf of “present and former female flight attendants employed by WestJet who were entitled to the benefit of the company’s Anti-Harassment Promise”, which Lewis claimed was not followed by WestJet.

Source: Doak Shirreff Lawyers Kelowna

The start of a new year is the perfect time to think about buying a new home or remodeling the one you’re in. Either way, it’s time to spruce up on the 2018 design trends to make your home a stand out.

Source: Team Logue Real Estate

The Canadian housing market has been stable for quite some time. The prices of homes have been steadily increasing over the past ten years, although half way through 2017 we saw the market slow its rate of growth slightly.

Source: John Antle Mortgage Broker

Deciding to move to a new city, province or country can leave you feeling unsettled. What are the people like there? What neighbourhood would suit my family? Is it safe?
As the hundreds of unknowns fill your mind, stress and anxiety can take hold leaving you with more questions than answers. Without a local contact that you trust, you are left in the dark, scouring the internet for information that doesn’t quite answer the questions you and your family may have.

Source: Kelowna Life Fitness

Investment Buyers and Buyers without children were busiest in the Kelowna and Central Okanagan Real Estate Market last month. A total of 263 responses representing 35.9% of the 732 deals closed on behalf of Buyers in September, were reported in this months survey. Read More >

Source: Trish and Tanis Real Estate Okanagan

To rent or to buy- this is a classic question that everyone will contemplate at one point or another in their lives. The correct answer is not always obvious and it can even change depending on the current economic conditions and your geographical location. Choosing where you will live and how you will pay for that mandatory expense will be one of the biggest emotional and financial decisions that you will make in your lifetime.

Source: Natoya Hall Real Estate Kelowna