Real estate and development opportunities

Commercial space, industrial land and development parcels that reflect the City’s Official Community Plan, and help finding the right fit.

Aerial view of a West Kelowna lakeshore neighbourhood, with a marina, a sandy point and farmland on the benches above.

Where the City plans to grow

The Official Community Plan directs new growth to two urban centres, five neighbourhood centres and an industrial and business park, all inside a growth boundary.

12,000+ new residents planned for by 2040 City of West Kelowna OCP, 2023
Up to 30 min Strategic access to regional markets: closer to the Lower Mainland than Kelowna’s industrial lands, with no bridge to cross Drive times to Hope, OpenStreetMap routing, 2026

Westbank Urban Centre

The main centre. Mixed-use buildings up to 19 storeys along the Brown Road corridor and up to 15 in the commercial core.

Boucherie Urban Centre

The second centre, between Mount Boucherie and Highway 97, with buildings up to 12 storeys.

Neighbourhood Centres

Rose Valley, Smith Creek and Shannon Lake, Lakeview Heights, Gellatly Village and Goats Peak: up to six storeys, with local shops and services.

Industrial and Business Park

Along Highway 97, built around aggregates, agriculture, aerospace, manufacturing and general industry.

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For family physicians

Looking for clinic space in West Kelowna? Let’s find you a space.

Tell us what your practice needs. We'll share available options and connect you with the right City contacts.

Find clinic space

Looking for a site? Start with a conversation.

Tell us what you’re planning, and we’ll share what we know about sites, the local market and the steps ahead.

Request a consultation

Tell us what you need

Size, use, timing and budget. The more we know, the better the shortlist.

We connect you with options

Listings, landowners and community data that fit your size, use and timing.

We explain the next steps

The City reviews and decides development applications, starting with a pre-application meeting with a City planner. We'll help you understand what to expect.

Building a business case? Pull population, labour force and economic indicators from the regional Data Portal, or read the City's planning and development guides.