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Condos for Sale in Glenmore, Kelowna BC: A Buyer's Guide

Glenmore is mostly ground-oriented housing, so condos there depend on what is listed or in presale. Here is the City's plan for the area and how it compares with an address near downtown.

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By the Serenity team. Published , checked .

Most useful for: Downsizers, First-time buyers.

Condos for sale in Glenmore are a smaller part of the market than houses, and the City's own numbers show why: 68% of Kelowna's homes are ground-oriented and 32% are apartments.

That balance is shifting. The City's plan projects 2,988 new homes in Core Glenmore by 2041, which is why it is worth checking both what is listed today and what is coming.

Short answer

Condos for sale in Glenmore depend on what is currently listed or in presale, because most Kelowna homes are ground-oriented (68%). The City's plan projects 2,988 new homes in Core Glenmore by 2041. Buyers who want a condo closer to downtown can compare a 4-minute drive from Central City.

Key numbers

New homes projected, Core Glenmore
2,988
To 2041 (City of Kelowna, 2040 OCP).
Kelowna homes that are apartments
32%
Against 68% ground-oriented.
Apartments listed
774
Central Okanagan, September 2026. Not specific to Glenmore.
Median apartment price
$423,000
Central Okanagan resale, September 2026.

Each number is read from the sources listed at the end of this guide on October 16, 2026.

What the City's plan says about Core Glenmore

The City of Kelowna's 2040 Official Community Plan sorts its growth areas into Urban Centres, the Core Area around them and suburban districts. Core Glenmore is part of the Core Area, and the City projects 2,988 new homes there by 2041. Check the City's map to see whether a specific street falls inside it.

The plan says growth in urban areas will mainly come from redevelopment, as parcels are assembled and rebuilt as townhouses, apartments and towers. In practice that means the condo choices in an established area change slowly and in steps.

New homes expected by 2041, by growth areaCore Glenmore is highlighted. Source: City of Kelowna, 2040 Official Community Plan, Table 2.5 (opens in a new tab).
  • DowntownUrban Centre6,939
  • MidtownUrban Centre3,154
  • Core CentralCore Area3,141
  • Core GlenmoreCore Area2,988
  • RutlandUrban Centre2,883
  • Core LakeshoreCore Area2,463
  • DilworthSuburban2,453
  • Core RutlandCore Area2,259
  • Capri LandmarkUrban Centre2,160
  • Core HospitalCore Area2,131
  • PandosyUrban Centre1,969
  • North EndCore Area1,844
  • Lower MissionSuburban291
Show the numbers
New homes the City of Kelowna projects to 2041, by growth area, with each area's share of the citywide total
Growth areaTypeNew homesShare of 45,000
DowntownUrban Centre6,93915.4%
MidtownUrban Centre3,1547.0%
Core CentralCore Area3,1417.0%
Core GlenmoreCore Area2,9886.6%
RutlandUrban Centre2,8836.4%
Core LakeshoreCore Area2,4635.5%
DilworthSuburban2,4535.5%
Core RutlandCore Area2,2595.0%
Capri LandmarkUrban Centre2,1604.8%
Core HospitalCore Area2,1314.7%
PandosyUrban Centre1,9694.4%
North EndCore Area1,8444.1%
Lower MissionSuburban2910.6%

The City counts all housing types, and projects 65% of new homes citywide as apartments. These are planning projections, not forecasts of what will be built or sold, and the City says actual permits will fluctuate with local real estate and land development cycles. Areas not shown, such as the rest of the suburban districts, add to the citywide total of 45,000.

How Core Glenmore compares with the other Core Area neighbourhoods

Core Glenmore's 2,988 projected homes are 6.6% of the City's 45,000 and rank 4th of the 13 areas in the chart. The table sets it beside the other Core Area neighbourhoods, the part of the City's plan that surrounds the five Urban Centres.

New homes the City of Kelowna projects by 2041, selected growth areas
Growth areaNew homesShare of 45,000Rank of 13
Core Glenmore (Core Area)2,9886.6%4th
Core Central (Core Area)3,1417.0%3rd
Core Lakeshore (Core Area)2,4635.5%6th
Core Rutland (Core Area)2,2595.0%8th
Core Hospital (Core Area)2,1314.7%10th
City of Kelowna, 2040 Official Community Plan, Table 2.5. Planning projections for all housing types, not forecasts of what will be built or sold.

What a condo costs next to a townhome or a house

The Central Okanagan board's September 2026 medians were $423,000 for an apartment, $652,500 for a townhouse and $965,000 for a single-family home. A buyer weighing a Glenmore condo against a house is looking at a gap of about $542,000 at the board's medians, and the townhouse sits $229,500 above the apartment. These are resale and assignment figures for the whole board area, not Glenmore prices and not new-build prices.

Down payment is the first cost most buyers model. At the federal minimum, the median apartment price would need $21,150 down and the median townhouse price $40,250. The minimum down payment is 5% of the first $500,000 and 10% of the portion above it, for homes under $1,500,000. At $1,500,000 or more it is 20%.

What buying here means

The board's figures are for the whole Central Okanagan, not for Glenmore. In September 2026 that zone had 774 apartments listed and a median apartment price of $423,000. Ask your agent for the listings and the recent sales in Glenmore itself, since a board-wide median can sit well away from any one neighbourhood.

If a condo in Glenmore is a presale, the usual protections apply: a filed disclosure statement, deposits held in trust and a seven-day cancellation period that runs from the later of signing and acknowledging the disclosure statement.

Comparing Glenmore to an address near downtown

Serenity in Central City is a 4-minute drive from downtown and a 5-minute drive from the Kelowna Yacht Club. Measure the same trips from any Glenmore address at the hours you would travel, and compare the daily routine as well as the price.

What to check before you buy

The questions are the same in any neighbourhood. Tick them as you ask.

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For any Glenmore building, new or resale.

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Questions buyers ask next

Are there many condos in Glenmore, Kelowna?

Glenmore is mainly ground-oriented housing, like most of Kelowna, where 68% of homes are ground-oriented and 32% are apartments. The City projects 2,988 new homes in Core Glenmore by 2041, so the mix is expected to shift.

How much does a condo cost in Kelowna?

In September 2026 the median apartment sale in the Central Okanagan was $423,000, and the median so far in 2026 was $435,000. These are resale and assignment sales for the whole board area, not for Glenmore alone and not for new builds.

Is Glenmore close to downtown Kelowna?

Glenmore is north of downtown, and the distance depends on the address. Time the drive yourself at the hours you would travel. For comparison, Serenity in Central City is a 4-minute drive to downtown.

What should I ask about strata fees on a Glenmore condo?

Ask what the fee covers, how much the contingency reserve fund holds and whether a depreciation report exists. Since November 1, 2023 a BC strata must put at least 10% of its annual operating budget into the reserve, and BCFSA warns that estimated fees on a new building can come in higher.

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Registering is free and does not commit you to buy. If you later sign a presale contract, BC law gives you seven days to cancel without penalty, counted from the later of signing and acknowledging the disclosure statement.