148 strata homes at 2.5 FAR, or 166 purpose-built rental homes at 2.8 FAR — permitted today, two minutes from Kelowna General Hospital.
Conceptual rendering — illustrative only. 2237 · 2243 · 2253 · 2257 · 2265 · 2277 Richter Street, Kelowna, BC.
Six contiguous lots, 297 feet of unbroken frontage, a full-length rear lane and roughly 1,148 feet to the front door of Kelowna General Hospital. MF4 zoning permits six storeys at 2.5 FAR outright, 2.8 FAR for rental tenure, with no municipal parking minimum. No rezoning, no OCP amendment.
Zoning Bylaw 12375 MF4 — Transit Oriented Areas. Apartment housing is a permitted use; the entitlement was verified line by line against the August 2026 consolidation.
Strata for sale on the base density, or purpose-built rental with the 0.3 FAR bonus and CMHC MLI Select financing. Both modelled in full, with or without a commercial ground floor.
The region's largest employer at the door, a medical precinct of clinics and services, and the OCP's Core Area — Health District designation for this block.
Inside the Transit Oriented Area the ratio is a market decision. The architect's preliminary parkade holds 53 stalls on one level below grade and 97 on two.
Kelowna's temporary 25% Development Cost Charge reduction runs to 30 September 2028 and is carried in every scenario.
Two MLS® listings, six titles. Both components satisfy the MF4 minimums independently; a purchaser may take either or both.
Aerial photography of the assembly. The four mid-block lots (2237 – 2257) and the two corner lots at Rose Avenue (2265 – 2277) are offered under separate MLS® listings and together form a single 38,769 square foot development site with a full-length rear lane. Kelowna General Hospital is the campus directly across Richter Street.

The corner at Rose Avenue, with the downtown skyline and Okanagan Lake beyond.

Kelowna General Hospital across Richter Street, the William R. Bennett Bridge behind.

Pandosy Village, the hospital campus and the lake from above Rose Avenue.

Four contiguous lots at mid-block, the hospital campus and the lake beyond.

The four lots and the Richter Street frontage, downtown Kelowna on the horizon.

Kelowna General Hospital directly across Richter Street — two minutes to the front door.
Outlines are approximate and for identification only; boundaries to be confirmed by survey. Click any photograph to enlarge.
Rose Avenue runs from the site straight to the lakeshore. Strathcona Park and its beach are roughly 700 metres west; the Abbott Street Recreation Corridor connects the block to City Park and downtown on a separated walking and cycling route. For a strata buyer or a rental tenant, this is the lifestyle the location sells.

Kelowna General Hospital from the water — the lake, the park and the hospital campus sit within a few blocks of the site.

Mature trees, lawn and beach at the foot of Rose Avenue, a short walk west of Richter Street.

Tree-lined heritage streetscape running along the lake between the hospital precinct and downtown.

Separated path to City Park (1 km) and downtown (2 km) — the amenity that sells a hospital-precinct address.
All residential, every parking stall sold. Blended $850 per saleable square foot, average home $462,054.
Ground floor sold as commercial strata in shell condition — the highest-value use of the Richter Street frontage.
The rental-tenure bonus adds 11,600 square feet. Held under CMHC MLI Select — long amortisation, insured rate, surplus parking leased to the precinct.
Triple-net commercial income alongside the residential — pharmacy, clinic, physiotherapy, café beside the hospital.
| Strata unit mix — S1 | Avg SF | Homes | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor / studio | 312 | 52 | $312,000 |
| One bedroom | 600 | 40 | $510,000 |
| Two bedroom | 700 | 46 | $560,000 |
| Three bedroom | 800 | 10 | $600,000 |
| Blended | 543 | 148 | $462,054 |
New-build premium over the $460/sf Kelowna resale average and the $490,700 Central Okanagan condo benchmark, July 2026.
Conceptual rendering — illustrative only.
Every figure below comes from the fourteen-tab proforma released under confidentiality agreement — every input exposed, parking sized by level from the architect's schedule, the residual land value solved at any target profit, and a ten-year MLI Select hold for the rental cases.
| Strata — merchant test | S1 | S2 + CRU |
|---|---|---|
| Gross revenue | $72,652,430 | $73,575,988 |
| Total project cost | $65,446,218 | $65,046,674 |
| Profit on cost — two parking levels | 11.0% | 13.1% |
| Profit on cost — one parking level | 19.4% | 21.8% |
| Rental — the hold | R1 | R2 + CRU |
|---|---|---|
| Net operating income — year one | $2,788,339 | $2,831,592 |
| Total project cost | $68,766,483 | $68,723,746 |
| Yield on cost — year one | 4.05% | 4.12% |
| MLI Select equity required | $18,331,645 | $17,506,556 |
| Cash flow after debt — year ten | $1,099,241 | $1,086,364 |
Analytical illustrations on stated assumptions; not a valuation, appraisal or representation of achievable results. Full basis in the proforma and the offering brochure.
The architect's preliminary parkade holds 53 stalls on the first level below grade, 44 on the second and 55 on the third, after a 5% design allowance. Inside the Transit Oriented Area there is no residential minimum, so the ratio — and the number of levels — is the developer's call. It moves the strata return by roughly eight points.
The nine-page offering brochure and the fourteen-tab, formula-driven developer proforma are released to qualified developers under a short Confidentiality and Non-Circumvention Agreement.
Cliff May
Realty One Real Estate Ltd. · abcproperty.ca
1332 Water Street, Kelowna, BC V1Y 9P4
250-258-4343 · Cliff@ABCproperty.ca