The average commute in Penticton is less than 15 minutes. No matter where you live, you can be at the shops, beach, school or job in very little time. Also visit our Move Here page for tips about how and where to get started.
Housing Options
You might need a short-term place to stay before finding the right home. Search visitpenticton.ca for an online inventory of B&Bs, motels, vacation rentals, hostels and campsites.
Looking for a place to rent? Try the following sites:Â
Another option are the off-season rentals at Apex Mountain Resort, where you'll find fully furnished condos and townhouses. Try Stay at Apex and the Apex Facebook groups.
Some property rental companies include:
At the Rise on Nanaimo and Backstreet Boulevard, you’ll find affordable rates geared toward your income. For more information about affordable housing, visit our Housing & Homelessness page.
A wide range of homes are available for purchase throughout Penticton, from condos and lakefront holiday homes to single-family houses and agricultural properties.Â
The Association of Interior Realtors offers information for consumers, including statistics on monthly average purchase prices. Multiple real estate agencies serve the region, with properties listed on MLS listing services such as www.realtor.ca.
Visit our Move Here page for tips involving how to set up your utility accounts and other important information to help you get settled.Â
Many people who live in Penticton also commute to the surrounding areas for work, including Oliver, OK Falls, Kaleden, Naramata, Summerland, Peachland and West Kelowna. Also visit our Remote Workers page for details about working remotely.
At the Rise on Nanaimo and Backstreet Boulevard, you’ll find affordable rates geared toward your income. For more information about affordable housing, visit our Housing & Homelessness page.