Living in Rutland North

Rutland North is the northern half of Rutland — Kelowna's largest and most affordable neighbourhood — split from Rutland South by Highway 33. It's a diverse, family-oriented, fast-growing area with a deep mix of single-family homes, townhomes, condos, and newer low-rise apartments, plus an Uptown business district. The Highway 33 corridor carries most of the shopping and services, and it's close to UBCO and the airport.

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Median CDOM

41 days

Sale-to-list

97%

Active inventory

86

Months of supply

10.8

HPI (3-mo)

+1.5%

Rutland North single family stayed active in May with 7 sales, median right around $781,500. Properties took a median of 41 days to find a buyer — about 6 weeks, and sellers are getting 97% of asking, so there's still some negotiation happening but not much. At the current pace there's about 10.8 months of supply against 86 active listings. The HPI benchmark is basically flat over three months (+1.5%). Read it as a directional signal more than a verdict — 7 sales is a workable but modest sample.

Source: Association of Interior REALTORS®, May 2026 (7 sales). See About the data.

Median CDOM

43 days

Sale-to-list

98%

Active inventory

26

Months of supply

4.6

HPI (3-mo)

+7.9%

Rutland North townhouse stayed active in May with 8 sales, median right around $518,059. Properties took a median of 43 days to find a buyer — about 6 weeks, and sellers are getting 98% of asking, so there's still some negotiation happening but not much. At the current pace there's about 4.6 months of supply against 26 active listings. The HPI benchmark is up 7.9% over three months, so the underlying trend is still pushing higher. Read it as a directional signal more than a verdict — 8 sales is a workable but modest sample.

Source: Association of Interior REALTORS®, May 2026 (8 sales). See About the data.

Median CDOM

36 days

Sale-to-list

96%

Active inventory

40

Months of supply

5.5

HPI (3-mo)

+5.7%

Rutland North apartment stayed active in May with 9 sales, median right around $325,000. Properties took a median of 36 days to find a buyer — about 5 weeks, and sellers are getting 96% of asking, so there's still some negotiation happening but not much. At the current pace there's about 5.5 months of supply against 40 active listings. The HPI benchmark is up 5.7% over three months, so the underlying trend is still pushing higher. Read it as a directional signal more than a verdict — 9 sales is a workable but modest sample.

Source: Association of Interior REALTORS®, May 2026 (9 sales). See About the data.