A lot of us shake our heads about the price of a home in Kelowna.
The people at Millennial Developments got to work.
With the average single-family home over $1 million in Kelowna, homeownership feels out of reach for many.
But change your expectations and you could have something brand new in the mid-200s.
“The way we live and work is changing and living spaces need to keep pace,” said CEO Ryan Tamblyn at the Wednesday afternoon groundbreaking.
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The definition of a micro suite is something under 330 sq ft. Five Crossings has shaved it down to 313 for their studio units, so what makes them attractive is what you share with your neighbors.
“The features and amenities in five crossings have been designed to enhance residents’ lifestyles and foster a community within the building,” said Tamblyn.
That includes a roof-top lounge with a covered atrium, a barbeque, a golf simulator and a yoga pavilion.
There’s bocce, ping pong, a community garden, a co-working space and a gym.
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The Mayor is clearly pleased with the direction this project is going in.
“I can’t wait to see this building come to life,” said Basran.
But he’ll have to wait.
People can expect to start moving into their units in early 2024.
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