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CPABC: Migration patterns shift in the Thompson-Okanagan as the housing market shows resilience

The population in the Thompson-Okanagan grew at the slowest pace since 2013 due to losing more residents to other provinces, despite above-average international migration.
Housing affordability issues are leading people to consider moving to other parts of Canada, according to officials.
Substantial residential investment has occurred in the region, especially in Kelowna, yet home prices are not decreasing.
The report states that increasing housing supply will help alleviate future pressure on housing markets in the region.

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Penticton Western News

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Housing market holding despite slow Thompson-Okanagan population growth

Fewer people from other provinces are calling the Thompson-Okanagan home, resulting in the slowest pace of growth for the region since 2013

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CPABC: Migration patterns shift in the Thompson-Okanagan as the housing market shows resilience

KELOWNA, British Columbia, Aug. 18, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- According to BC Check-Up: Live, an annual report by the Chartered Professional Accountants...

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