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Jan. 8, 2026

NEW YEAR, NEW GOALS! SETTING YOUR REAL ESTATE PLAN FOR THE YEAR AHEAD!

SETTING YOUR REAL ESTATE PLAN FOR THE YEAR AHEAD!

The New Year is the perfect time to reset and plan ahead—and for many Canadians, real estate goals are a key part of that vision. Whether you’re moving, renovating, investing, or maintaining your home, clear goals and early
planning can make a meaningful difference.

Why Real Estate Goal-Setting Matters


Successful real estate decisions start with a plan. Setting clear goals helps you prioritize spending, time the market more effectively, reduce stress, and make informed decisions aligned with your lifestyle and finances. Even if a move isn’t immediate, planning early creates options—and opportunity.

Common New Year Real Estate Goals


Home Improvements & Maintenance – Plan preventative maintenance, energy-efficient upgrades, and renovations that protect or enhance value.


Upsizing – Growing families or lifestyle changes benefit from understanding purchasing power and timing your move strategically.


Downsizing – Right-sizing can simplify life and free up equity with minimal disruption when planned properly.


First-Time Buying – Early guidance helps improve readiness, explore programs, and avoid costly mistakes.


Investing – Clear goals define risk tolerance, cash flow expectations, and long-term strategy.


Recreational Properties – Early planning helps manage seasonal trends, ownership costs, and lifestyle considerations.


Start the Year with a Plan


Real estate goals are personal, but expert advice makes the process clearer and more confident. Connect with a       RE/MAX professional to explore your options and create a plan tailored to your needs.
The New Year is about possibilities—your real estate goals are within reach.



 We are your trusted partners during your journey, so reach out should you need us!

 

Have confidence in any market with us!

We LOVE helping you!,

Deborah Moore

Broker Owner

RE/MAX Orchard Country

 

 

Posted in About Your Home
Jan. 8, 2026

RE/MAX South Okanagan January Market Update 2026

South Okanagan Real Estate Market January 2026

Single-family home prices across the South Okanagan remained resilient through the end of 2025, supported by steady year-over-year sales growth in all three markets. Penticton’s year-to-date benchmark price sits at $702,000, while Summerland continues to lead the region with a benchmark price of $874,000. Osoyoos follows at $717,700, reflecting stable pricing compared to last year. Marketing times remain extended across the region, ranging from 76 days in Summerland to 114 days in Osoyoos, highlighting the importance of accurate pricing and a well-planned strategy in today’s market. Whether you’re considering selling or beginning your search for a new home, early 2026 presents opportunities for both buyers and sellers across the South Okanagan.

In December 2025, a total of 108 properties were listed across Summerland, Penticton, and Osoyoos combined. Year-to-date, listings reached 3,271 properties across the three markets. Sales activity reflected typical seasonal slowdowns, with 54 properties sold in December region-wide. On an annual basis, however, the South Okanagan recorded a combined 1,332 sales in 2025, marking solid year-over-year growth and setting a stable foundation as the market moves into 2026.

 

Summerland Market Update

In Summerland, 12 properties were listed in December, bringing the year-to-date total to 642 — up 0.94% from 2024. A total of nine properties sold in December, matching sales from the same month last year. So far in 2025, 237 properties have sold, representing a 20.92% increase year-over-year.

The year-to-date benchmark price for a single-family home in Summerland sits at $874,000. Marketing times have remained relatively steady, with the average days on market at 76 days.

While winter activity has slowed, Summerland finished the year with strong annual sales growth. Buyers and sellers who plan ahead can take advantage of opportunities as the market heads into 2026. Connect with your local RE/MAX professionals for trusted guidance.

Penticton Market Update

In Penticton, 68 properties were listed in December, bringing the year-to-date total to 1,850 — nearly identical to 2024 levels. A total of 42 properties sold in December, down 25% from the same month last year. Despite the seasonal slowdown, 863 properties sold in 2025, up 4.48% year-over-year.

The year-to-date benchmark price for a single-family home in Penticton is $702,000. Marketing times have lengthened, with the average days on market rising to 85 days.

Penticton continues to show stability with consistent annual sales and balanced inventory. Whether buying or selling, working with a knowledgeable local RE/MAX office helps ensure you’re positioned for success in changing market conditions.

 

Osoyoos Market Update

In Osoyoos, 28 properties were listed in December, bringing the year-to-date total to 779 — up 2% from 2024. Three properties sold during the month, down from five sales last December. On a yearly basis, 232 properties sold in 2025, reflecting a 9.95% increase compared to last year.

The year-to-date benchmark price for a single-family home in Osoyoos is $717,700. Homes are taking longer to sell, with the average days on market increasing to 114 days.

Osoyoos closed the year with solid annual growth despite quieter winter activity. Lifestyle-driven demand continues to support the market, making local insight especially valuable for buyers and sellers heading into 2026.

 

As we move into the new year, the South Okanagan real estate market continues to show stability, with positive year-over-year sales trends across Summerland, Penticton, and Osoyoos. While winter typically brings a slower pace, motivated buyers and sellers remain active, setting the stage for the months ahead. With inventory levels holding steady and pricing remaining resilient, early 2026 presents meaningful opportunities for those planning their next move. RE/MAX South Okanagan remains committed to providing timely market insights and supporting our communities with trusted local expertise throughout the year.



 We are your trusted partners during your journey, so reach out should you need us!

 

Have confidence in any market with us!

We LOVE helping you!,

Deborah Moore

Broker Owner

RE/MAX Orchard Country

 

 

Posted in Market Updates
Nov. 4, 2025

November South Okanagan Market Updates

South Okanagan Real Estate Market November 2025

The South Okanagan real estate market remains steady heading into winter, with balanced conditions across Penticton, Summerland, and Osoyoos. Penticton recorded 126 new listings in October and an average single-family price of $807,725, holding nearly flat year-over-year. Summerland saw prices rise to $998,320, up 5% from 2024, while Osoyoos posted a single-family average of $793,714. Although listings eased slightly this fall, year-to-date sales remain strong, up 9% in Penticton, 20% in Summerland, and 16% in Osoyoos, signaling sustained buyer confidence across the region.

With the Bank of Canada’s rate now at 2.25%, affordability continues to improve and pent-up demand is bringing motivated buyers back to the market. Homes are taking an average of 75 to 113 days to sell, reflecting stable conditions and the importance of expert pricing strategies. Whether you’re preparing to list or exploring opportunities before year-end, RE/MAX South Okanagan offers the insight and local experience to help you navigate today’s evolving market with confidence.

 

Summerland Market Update

In October, 41 properties were listed for sale in Summerland, nearly unchanged from 42 listings during the same month last year. Year-to-date, 610 properties have been listed, an increase of 8.35% compared to 2024. Sales activity slowed slightly, with 11 properties sold in October, down 39% month over month. However, year-to-date sales remain strong, with 211 properties sold, up almost 20% from last year.

 

The average sale price for a single-family home in Summerland has reached $998,320, marking a 5% increase from $950,264 in 2024. Average days on market currently sit at 75 days, reflecting continued buyer caution despite stabilizing prices. As interest rates ease, the market is expected to see renewed activity through late 2025, presenting opportunities for both buyers and sellers looking to make their next move.

 

Penticton Market Update

In Penticton, 126 properties were listed for sale in October, marking an 8.7% decrease compared to the same month in 2024. Year-to-date, listings remain steady with 1,696 properties recorded, a modest 0.59% increase from last year. A total of 86 properties sold in October, up 7.5% month over month. So far in 2025, 760 properties have sold, reflecting a 9% increase over 2024.

The average sale price for a single-family home in Penticton is $807,725, down slightly from $810,595 last year. Homes are spending an average of 81 days on the market, indicating balanced conditions as buyers continue to adjust to shifting interest rates and seasonal market trends.

 

Osoyoos Market Update

In Osoyoos, 48 properties were listed for sale in October, down 17% compared to the same month in 2024. Year-to-date, listings have risen 3.18%, with a total of 713 properties brought to market. A total of 23 properties sold in October, matching last year’s figures. So far in 2025, 213 properties have sold, reflecting a 16.39% increase compared to 2024.

The average sale price for a single-family home in Osoyoos now sits at $793,714, down from $1,001,612 during the same period last year. Homes are taking an average of 113 days to sell, signaling more measured buyer activity and opportunities for well-priced listings as the market adjusts heading into winter.

As we move through November, the South Okanagan real estate market continues to show steady activity across Summerland, Penticton, and Osoyoos. While sales and listing volumes have balanced out compared to earlier in the year, strong year-to-date performance reflects ongoing buyer confidence supported by recent interest rate cuts. Average prices remain stable, with selective opportunities emerging for both upsizing and investment. As we head toward the close of 2025, the region’s market conditions remain promising for buyers and sellers alike, a reminder that well-priced, well-presented homes continue to attract interest. RE/MAX South Okanagan remains dedicated to guiding clients with market insight and local expertise to help them make confident real estate decisions.

 

 We are your trusted partners during your journey, so reach out should you need us!

 

Have confidence in any market with us!

We LOVE helping you!,

Deborah Moore

Broker Owner

RE/MAX Orchard Country

 

 

Posted in Market Updates
Nov. 4, 2025

MINI MAKEOVERS FOR A WARM, WELCOMING SEASON!

READY, SET, CELEBRATE!

MINI MAKEOVERS FOR A WARM, WELCOMING SEASON!

 

The holidays are just around the corner — a perfect time to give your home a quick refresh before the festivities begin! Whether you’re preparing to host family and friends or simply looking forward to cozy nights in, a few small “glow-ups” can make your space more beautiful, functional, and inviting.

 1. Refresh Your Gathering Spaces Your living and dining areas will be the heart of the holidays. Consider rearranging furniture to open up conversation areas or adding extra seating, an accent rug or throw pillows in warm seasonal tones. A few new light fixtures or soft lamps can instantly create a welcoming glow.

 2. Create Game & Conversation Corners If you’re hosting guests for longer visits, set up a small games area or puzzle table where people can gather casually. It encourages connection beyond the dinner table and gives everyone a spot to unwind. Consider visiting the library and checking out some bestselling fiction for adults and age-appropriate books for any small people. Create a cozy reading seat or nook areas near a fire feature are lovely too!

3. Streamline Storage for the Season Holiday entertaining means extra dishes, serving ware, and beverages. Count your guests and prepare the corresponding plates, cutlery, napkins and glassware that you will need and have them set aside – no searching required. Add rolling carts, baskets, or temporary shelving in your pantry or kitchen to keep essentials close at hand but clutter-free.

4. Add Comfort and a touch of Lux for Overnight Guests Fresh bedding, new pillows, extra blankets, and a basket of guest essentials (snacks, water, toiletries) go a long way toward making overnight visitors feel right at home. Your guest bath could look and feel like a spa retreat with our fav fixes – statement lighting, touch mirror, new floating vanity, luxury vinyl flooring, heated towel bars, new black designer taps and faucets, one-piece designer white and black stand-up shower or new soaker tub install with tiled wall for drama.

5. Lean Into Coziness For those not entertaining this year, turn your home into a cozy retreat. Layer soft textures, light candles, play gentle music and embrace the slower pace of the season. Don’t forget to buy new plush towels and scented hand soap for your new spa-like guest bath. A few thoughtful home updates now can help you relax and enjoy the magic of the holidays surrounded by comfort, warmth, and the people (and spaces) you love most.

 

 

 We are your trusted partners during your journey, so reach out should you need us!

 

Have confidence in any market with us!

We LOVE helping you!,

Deborah Moore

Broker Owner

RE/MAX Orchard Country

 

 

Posted in About Your Home
Oct. 15, 2025

RE/MAX South Okanagan October Market Update 2025

South Okanagan Real Estate Market October 2025

The Average Sale Price for a Single Family Home continues to show steady growth across the South Okanagan. In 2025 year-to-date, Penticton’s average price has climbed to $819,320 compared to $799,329 in 2024. Summerland follows with an average of $986,355, reflecting a 1.4% increase from last year, while Osoyoos sits at $810,237, holding relatively stable compared to 2024. Marketing times remain extended throughout the region, with the average days on market ranging from 65 days in Summerland to 92 days in Osoyoos, underscoring the importance of proper pricing and strategy. Whether you’re considering selling and curious about your home’s value, or beginning the search for your next property, the fall market is delivering strong opportunities across the South Okanagan.

In September 2025, a total of 280 properties were listed across Summerland, Penticton, and Osoyoos combined, reflecting healthy inventory levels. Year-to-date, listings have surpassed 2,799 properties across the three markets. Sales activity remains robust as well: 102 properties sold in September across the South Okanagan, led by Penticton with 63, Summerland with 23, and Osoyoos with 16. Year-to-date, the three markets have recorded a combined 1,049 sales, marking an encouraging increase from 2024.

 

Summerland Market Update

In Summerland, 49 properties were listed for sale in September, up from 45 last year. Year-to-date there have been 568 properties listed, an increase of 9% from 2024. A total of 23 properties sold in September, up 76% from last year. Year-to-date, 196 properties have sold, up 24% compared to 2024. 


So far in 2025, the average price for a single-family home has increased 1.4% to $986,355. Marketing times remain extended, with the average days on market at 65 days.

 

Penticton Market Update

In Penticton, 165 properties were listed in September, bringing the year-to-date total to 1,567 — up 1.23% from 2024. A total of 63 properties sold in September, up 12.5% from last year. Year-to-date, 664 properties have sold, an increase of 7.62% compared to 2024. 

The average price for a single-family home in Penticton year-to-date is $819,320, compared to $799,329 in 2024. Marketing times have lengthened, with the average days on market rising 12.53% to 71 days.

Osoyoos Market Update

In Osoyoos, 66 properties were listed in September, with year-to-date numbers up nearly 5% at 664. A total of 16 properties sold in September — down 30.4% from last year. Year-to-date, however, 189 properties have sold, an 18% increase compared to 2024.

So far in 2025, the average price for a single-family home in Osoyoos is $810,237. The average days on market has extended slightly, up 1.7% to 92 days.

 

As we move through October, the South Okanagan real estate market continues to demonstrate resilience, with steady sales activity and motivated buyers across Summerland, Penticton, and Osoyoos. Seasonal changes often bring new energy into the market, and this fall is no exception. With inventory levels holding strong and pricing remaining stable, the months ahead will provide valuable opportunities for both buyers and sellers. RE/MAX South Okanagan remains committed to providing insight into these trends and supporting our communities with up-to-date market information.

 

 

Connect with one of our experienced agents today.

Whether you’re thinking about selling and want to know what your property could be worth, or you’re ready to start your search for the perfect home, there’s no better time than now. The market is active, buyers are motivated, and opportunities are everywhere. Call today — I am ready to help you make your next move!

 

 We are your trusted partners during your journey, so reach out should you need us!

 

Have confidence in any market with us!

We LOVE helping you!,

Deborah Moore

Broker Owner

RE/MAX Orchard Country

 

 

Posted in Market Updates
Oct. 14, 2025

5 Easy Fall Maintenance Tasks for South Okanagan Homeowners in October

As the leaves change and cool mornings settle in, fall in the South Okanagan is a stunning reminder that winter is just around the corner. While autumn invites winery visits, cozy nights, and breathtaking lake views, it’s also the perfect time to prepare your home for the colder months ahead.

 

Spending a little time this October on key maintenance projects can save money, reduce stress, and protect your property from damage. Whether you're in Penticton, Summerland, Oliver, or Osoyoos, these five smart fall tasks should be on every homeowner’s checklist.

 

1. Clean Your Gutters

The South Okanagan’s tree-lined streets are beautiful, but falling leaves can quickly clog gutters and downspouts. Blocked gutters cause water to overflow, pooling around your foundation and potentially leaking into basements. Cleaning out your gutters now ensures proper water flow and helps prevent costly water damage. While you’re up there, inspect for loose brackets or sagging sections. If climbing ladders isn’t comfortable, hiring a local service is a small investment that can save bigger repairs later.

 

2. Service Your Heating System

Although winters here tend to be milder than in other parts of Canada, chilly nights do arrive and you don’t want to be caught without heat. October is the ideal time to ensure your heating system is ready. Start by replacing your furnace filter to improve efficiency and indoor air quality. For added peace of mind, book a professional furnace inspection to clean and check safety features. If your home has a fireplace, whether gas or wood-burning, now’s the moment for a thorough checkup, clean ashes, inspect chimneys, and clear vents so you’re ready for your first cozy fire.

 

3. Seal Windows and Doors

Drafty windows and doors are a major source of heat loss. Even tiny gaps lead to cold rooms and higher heating bills. The good news is this is one of the simplest and most cost-effective upgrades you can do yourself. Take a walk around your home on a chilly day and feel for drafts around window and door edges. Seal leaks with fresh weatherstripping or caulk. For older windows, consider insulating film or heavy curtains to retain warmth. This quick step not only increases comfort but also curtails rising energy costs, a smart move as BC Hydro rates continue to climb.

 

4. Winterize Outdoor Plumbing

Outdoor taps and garden hoses can be overlooked until spring, but if not properly winterized, frozen pipes can burst and cause expensive damage. Before frost hits, disconnect and drain garden hoses, shut off the water to outdoor faucets, and open taps fully to clear any water. Store hoses indoors for longevity. For properties with underground sprinkler systems, arrange a professional blowout service to clear water from the lines, protecting your plumbing and avoiding major headaches in the spring.

 

5. Test Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors

With tighter homes and heating systems running more frequently, the risk of fire and carbon monoxide buildup increases. October is the perfect month to test and maintain your detectors. Replace batteries, test all alarms, and make sure detectors are under 10 years old (older devices may not work reliably). Ensure detectors are on every floor and near bedrooms to keep your household safe. This simple task can save lives and give you peace of mind through the season.

 

Bonus Fall Home Care Tips

Beyond these essentials, South Okanagan homeowners often find these extra steps worthwhile:

 

  • Yard Cleanup: Rake leaves, trim shrubs, and store patio furniture to protect it from winter weather.

  • Roof Inspection: Check for damaged or missing shingles before snow falls.

  • Energy Efficiency Upgrades: Consider installing a programmable thermostat to control heating costs efficiently.



Your Fall Maintenance Wrap-Up

A little fall maintenance can go a long way in keeping homes safe, warm, and efficient throughout winter. By dedicating a few hours in October to these five key projects, homeowners protect their investment and enjoy peace of mind. In the South Okanagan, seasonal readiness isn’t just about avoiding repair costs, it’s about creating a cozy home to enjoy all winter. And if selling is in your future, buyers appreciate a well-maintained property, preserving your home’s value.

 

Ready to Find Your Dream South Okanagan Home?

Whether buying your first home, upsizing, or downsizing, our team at RE/MAX is your local expert. We know the neighborhoods, market trends, and what makes life in the South Okanagan truly special. Planning to buy or sell this fall? Contact us  today for expert guidance through every step. Your perfect home in the heart of wine country awaits.

 

Connect with one of our experienced agents today.

Whether you’re thinking about selling and want to know what your property could be worth, or you’re ready to start your search for the perfect home, there’s no better time than now. The market is active, buyers are motivated, and opportunities are everywhere. Call today — I am ready to help you make your next move!

 

 We are your trusted partners during your journey, so reach out should you need us!

 

Have confidence in any market with us!

We LOVE helping you!,

Deborah Moore

Broker Owner

RE/MAX Orchard Country

 

 

 

Posted in About Your Home
Sept. 18, 2025

Penticton's New Housing Targets

The B.C. government has announced a new wave of housing targets, and Penticton is one of the communities included. Beginning September 1, 2025, Penticton is expected to add 908 new homes over the next five years!

These housing targets fall under the Housing Supply Act, which gives the Province authority to set and monitor housing goals in municipalities with the greatest need and fastest growth. Other communities in this wave include Vernon, Richmond, Squamish, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Langford, and more.

What Do Housing Targets Mean?

·        More housing choice: The targets outline a balance of ownership and rental housing, with a portion dedicated to below-market rentals and supportive housing.

·        Municipal accountability: Penticton must report annually on progress toward these targets.

·        Policy changes: To meet demand, municipalities may need to update zoning bylaws, streamline approvals, or refine local housing strategies.

Why It Matters to Homeowners & Investors

For homeowners, these initiatives can influence neighborhood planning, property values, and community amenities. For investors, they signal opportunity: as more housing supply is created, the demand for land, development projects, and rental housing is expected to rise. Penticton has already been recognized as a leader in proactive housing policy, which puts our city in a strong position to balance growth with livability.

Local Update: Infrastructure Levy Info Session

In addition to housing targets, the City of Penticton is exploring a proposed infrastructure levy. A public information session will take place on: Sept. 4 at 5 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers The session will include a presentation and Q&A, followed by a public survey running Aug. 27 to Sept. 8. Feedback will be presented to council on Sept. 16.

This is an opportunity for residents to learn more about the city’s growth strategies and share their perspectives.

At RE/MAX Penticton Realty, with offices in Summerland, Penticton, and Osoyoos, we continue to monitor these changes closely to help our clients navigate the evolving South Okanagan real estate market. Whether you’re a homeowner, buyer, or investor, understanding how these housing targets and policies shape our communities is key to making informed real estate decisions.

 

Ready to talk about what these changes mean for you?

 

Connect with one of our experienced agents today.

Whether you’re thinking about selling and want to know what your property could be worth, or you’re ready to start your search for the perfect home, there’s no better time than now. The market is active, buyers are motivated, and opportunities are everywhere. Call today — I am ready to help you make your next move!

 

 We are your trusted partners during your journey, so reach out should you need us!

 

Have confidence in any market with us!

We LOVE helping you!,

Deborah Moore

Broker Owner

RE/MAX Orchard Country

 

 

Posted in Market Updates
Sept. 18, 2025

RE/MAX South Okanagan September Market Update

South Okanagan Real Estate Market September 2025

The Average Sale Price for Single Family Home has increased by 3.36% in Penticton. In 2025 Year-to-date the Average price for a Single Family Home is $827,786 vs $800,874 in 2024. Marketing times continue to be extended with the Average Days on Market increasing by 14.52% to 70 Days. Whether you’re thinking about selling and want to know what your property could be worth, or you’re ready to start your search for the perfect home, South Okanagan.

349 properties were listed in the South Okanagan in the month of August which is down 7.92% from August of last year. Year-to-date there have been 3739 properties put on the MLS® System for sale which is up 3.06% from 2024.165 properties were reported sold in the South Okanagan in the month of August which is up almost 1.85% from August of last year. Year-to-date 1,347 properties have been reported as sold which is up 10.23% in comparison to 2024.

Summerland Market Update Download

In Summerland, 48 properties were listed for sale in August which is on par with the 48 listed last year. Year-to-date there have been 518 properties put on the MLS® System for sale which is up 11.64% from 2024. 16 properties were reported sold in Summerland in August which is down 40.74% from August of last year. Year-to-date 171 properties have been reported as sold which is up almost 17.93% in comparison to 2024!

The Average Sale Price for Single Family Homes is basically the same as last year down only 0.18%. Year-to-date to $953,242 from $955,007. Marketing times are slightly reduced with the Average Days on Market decreasing by 7.82% to 62 Days from 67 Days.

Osoyoos Market Update Download

In Osoyoos, 59 properties were listed in the month of August which is down 3.28% from August of last year. Year-to-date numbers are up however with 595 properties listed this year vs 588 in 2024. 23 properties were reported sold in Osoyoos in August which is up 27% from August of last year. Year-to-date 170 properties have been reported sold which is up 24.08% in comparison to 2024.

Single-family home prices in Osoyoos have dropped 25.23% this year, as buyers shift to more affordable options amid inflation and economic uncertainty. Much of the local market consists of secondary and recreational properties, which are especially sensitive to these trends. In 2025 Year-to-date the Average price for a Single Family Home is $805,792 vs $1,077,749 in 2024. Marketing times continue to be extended with the Average Days on Market increasing by 7.90% to 92 days.

 

Penticton Market Update Download

Penticton

 In Penticton, 129 properties were listed in the month of August which is down 11.64% from August of last year. Year-to-date numbers are up 1.09% however with 1397 properties listed this year vs 1382 in 2024. 78 properties were reported sold in Penticton in August which is up 9.86% from last year. Year-to-date 590 properties have been reported sold which is up 5.17% in comparison to 2024.

The Average Sale Price for Single Family Home has increased by 3.36% in Penticton. In 2025 Year-to-date the Average price for a Single Family Home is $827,786 vs $800,874 in 2024. Marketing times continue to be extended with the Average Days on Market increasing by 14.52% to 70 Days. Whether you’re thinking about selling and want to know what your property could be worth, or you’re ready to start your search for the perfect home, office in Penticton today — I am ready to help you make your next move!

 

 As we move into September, the South Okanagan is enjoying unseasonably warm weather, and the housing market remains just as active. With back-to-school routines underway and fall around the corner, now is a great time to think about your next move. Whether you’re curious about what your property is worth or ready to find the perfect home, opportunities are everywhere. Call me at your local RE/MAX office in Summerland today — I’m here to help you every step of the way!"

 

 

Whether you’re thinking about selling and want to know what your property could be worth, or you’re ready to start your search for the perfect home, there’s no better time than now. The summer market is active, buyers are motivated, and opportunities are everywhere. Call today — I am ready to help you make your next move!

 

 We are your trusted partners during your journey, so reach out should you need us!

 

Have confidence in any market with us!

We LOVE helping you!,

Deborah Moore

Broker Owner

RE/MAX Orchard Country

 

 

Posted in Market Updates
Aug. 20, 2025

Kickstart Your Real Estate Career with RE/MAX South Okanagan – Come to Our Career Day

Start Your New Career With RE/MAX!

Ever dreamed of a career where your community is your client list, your office is the scenic South Okanagan, and your success is completely in your hands?

If you're ready for a change or looking to start something new, now’s your moment. Join Deborah Moore Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Penticton Realty and leader of our Summerland and Osoyoos offices for Career Day September 6th, 2025 your first step toward becoming a licensed real estate agent by Spring 2026.

Why Now is the Perfect Time

The 2026 Spring Market is expected to be one of the busiest in years. By starting your training now, you’ll be fully prepared to launch your career just in time to take advantage of it. Whether you’re based in Penticton, Summerland, or Osoyoos, the South Okanagan is full of opportunity.

A career in real estate offers:

  • Flexible scheduling and work-life balance
  • Unlimited income potential
  • The chance to help people achieve life-changing goals

Why RE/MAX South Okanagan?

We’re your local experts, backed by the power of the world’s most recognized real estate brand. Our deep community roots and global reach give our agents and their clients a true advantage.

With RE/MAX, you get:

  • Access to 113,000+ agents in over 100 countries
  • Global exposure for your listings
  • Powerful marketing tools and online visibility
  • Referrals from around the world
  • A supportive, collaborative work culture

Meet Your Mentor: Deborah Moore

Deborah brings over 35 years of experience in sales, leadership, and training. She’s a national award-winning broker and an inspiring mentor.

Her credentials include:

  • RE/MAX of Western Canada Broker of the Year (Multi Office)
  • Past President of Windsor Essex County Real Estate Board
  • Certified public speaker and trainer
  • Lifelong educator and industry leader

Her belief is simple: When we help others succeed, we all win.

No Experience? No Problem.

Our 12-week guided program is built for newcomers. You’ll be supported through every step of the licensing journey with hands-on training and mentorship.

You’ll learn:

  • How to get licensed in BC
  • Sales, marketing, and client service skills
  • Tech tools and risk management
  • How to thrive in today’s real estate market

By the end, you’ll be ready to hit the ground running with full RE/MAX support behind you.

What Happens at Career Day?

At RE/MAX, you’ll:

  • Learn what it takes to become a licensed agent in BC
  • Hear what it’s really like to work in real estate
  • Meet Deborah and our leadership team
  • Get your questions answered
  • Connect with others starting their real estate journey

It’s a relaxed, informative evening no pressure, just real insights.

The RE/MAX South Okanagan Lifestyle

Our agents aren’t just selling homes; they’re living the lifestyle. We know the local vineyards, trails, neighborhoods, and schools because we’re part of the fabric of this community.

Helping others buy, sell, and invest in the South Okanagan isn’t just a career it’s a calling.

 

Ready to Take the First Step?

Don’t wait another year to chase your dream. Come to Career Day and start building your future in real estate with RE/MAX South Okanagan.

Please click here to register for September 6th 2:00pm

 

We are your trusted partners during your journey!

 

Have confidence in any market with us!

We LOVE helping you!,

Deborah Moore

Broker Owner

RE/MAX Orchard Country

 

 

Posted in Careers
Aug. 13, 2025

Top 5 Reasons To Sell Your Home In The South Okanagan This Summer

 This summer, more families are choosing to stay close to home—and in the South Okanagan, that's a win. Staycations are not only budget-friendly, they remind us why millions of visitors come to British Columbia each year.

With stunning scenery, warm lakes, world-class wineries, and endless outdoor fun, there’s no need to book a flight or hotel. So pack your cooler, round up the family, and get ready to play tourist in your own backyard.

Whether you’re in Summerland, Penticton, or Osoyoos, here’s your South Okanagan Staycation Bucket List to explore a new spot each week:

Top South Okanagan Staycation Ideas

  • Take a local wine tour—by car, bike, or even electric scooter Try paddle boarding on Skaha Lake, Okanagan Lake or Osoyoos Lake
  • Head out on a sunset hike at Giant’s Head or Munson Mountain Go fruit stand hopping and enjoy a farm-to-table lunch
  • Plan a beach day—don't forget the sunscreen and sand toys!
  • Ride the Kettle Valley Steam Train in Summerland
  • Float down the Penticton Channel—a summer rite of passage
  • Treat the kids to LocoLanding Adventure Park
  • Stroll the Penticton Farmers’ Market on a Saturday morning
  • Stop for gelato or local ice cream
  • Book a patio dinner ore take a picnic with a view
  • Bike the Kettle Valley Rail Trail—scenic and family-friendly

One of the best parts about a staycation? After a full day of fun, you get to sleep in your own bed. No packing, no airport, and no stress.

Whether you're a long-time local or new to the South Okanagan, there's no better time to rediscover why we call this place home

 

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We LOVE helping you!,

Deborah Moore

Broker Owner

RE/MAX Orchard Country

 

 

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