Westcorp Hotel
Westcorp pushes for much bigger high-rise on Kelowna’s waterfront
KELOWNA – Perhaps emboldened by the recent decision on Central Green, developer Westcorp is pushing…
Plan for a new hotel in downtown Kelowna just got a lot taller
KELOWNA – The company behind a proposal to build a high-rise hotel in downtown Kelowna…
Another delay for 26-storey downtown Kelowna hotel
KELOWNA – Construction on the large Westcorp hotel in downtown Kelowna will be delayed for…
Soul of the Willow Inn will live on in new Kelowna pub
KELOWNA – It’s not going to have the brass stripper pole or the stage but…
No name until fall for new waterfront hotel in Kelowna
DEVELOPER PLANS TEASER CAMPAIGN FOR NAME UNVEILING KELOWNA – The 24-storey hotel soon to start…
Mouldy trailers force early end to leases in Kelowna mobile home park
WESTCORP DEVELOPMENT HAS PLANS FOR UP TO 1,000 RENTAL UNITS ON THE SITE KELOWNA –…
Construction delayed on new 26-storey hotel in Downtown Kelowna
KELOWNA – The start of construction on a massive hotel project in downtown Kelowna has…
Proposed boutique hotel expected to add to downtown revitalization
KELOWNA – A new boutique hotel and conference centre may rise from the site of…
Massive hotel tower looms before Council
KELOWNA – Westcorp will seek permission from Council Monday to build a 24-storey hotel on…
Green light for 24-storey hotel downtown
KELOWNA – After 15 years, Westcorp Developments has finally been given the final go-ahead from…
New pile technology tested at site of future Kelowna hotel
KELOWNA – Reports that construction is beginning on the 24-storey Westcorp hotel on Kelowna’s waterfront…
Property tax exemption? How do I get me one of those?
KELOWNA - It's hard to see what Valley First Credit Union in Rutland, the yet-to-be-built luxury Westcorp hotel near Kerry Park and the newly-rebuilt Kelowna Yacht Club might have in common. But what links them is all are either eligible or have already received a ten-year property tax holiday under Kelowna’s revitalization tax exemption bylaw,...
Construction and new demand in downtown Kelowna creating parking crunch
KELOWNA - Development in downtown Kelowna is surging, putting a premium on parking spaces, and forcing the city to come up with a plan to deal with perceived shortages over the next three years. Kelowna city council will hear from parking manager Dave Duncan today who prepared the interim parking strategy based on a report...