274 Kinney Avenue
CompletedPenticton, BC · 2025
Three-storey half-duplex homes, each with a double garage, an open-concept main floor, and a primary suite above, near Cherry Lane and Parkway Elementary.
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PashCon Developments
The developer of Serenity, and the two projects it has completed.
A family-run developer with two completed projects.
PashCon Developments is a family-owned developer working in the Okanagan and Vancouver. It describes taking on a small number of projects at a time, with the same architect and interior designer on each. Its three projects are 274 Kinney Avenue and 783 Martin Street in Penticton, both completed, and Serenity at 1085 Martin Avenue in Central City, near downtown Kelowna, which is in presale.
Completed projects
Two projects finished before Serenity.
783 Martin Street
CompletedPenticton, BC
A boutique enclave of seven three-storey townhomes across two buildings, directly opposite the public library in downtown Penticton.
More about PashCon DevelopmentsIn PashCon’s words
How PashCon describes its process.
These four steps are summarised from pashcon.ca, where the developer describes decades of real estate experience in British Columbia. They are PashCon’s own account, not a guarantee about any one project.
01
Land & Vision
PashCon says it chooses sites with an eye to how a neighbourhood holds up over decades.
02
Design in Partnership
The same architect and interior designer work on each community, so form, layout and finishes are designed together.
03
Building with Care
PashCon describes using materials and systems chosen to last decades rather than to speed up a sale.
04
Standing Behind It
PashCon says it stays involved after completion, with warranty follow-through and a direct line to the family.
Design Partners
Architect and interior designer.
Lime Architecture and Hatch Interior Design are named partners with their own published work. PashCon lists both as its design partners.
Lime Architecture
ArchitectureA Kelowna-based architecture firm working across residential and infill housing in the Okanagan. Lime designed Serenity's form, from its Gordon Drive and Martin Avenue frontages to its rooftop amenity level.
205-1626 Richter Street, Kelowna, BC
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Hatch Interior Design
Interior DesignA Kelowna studio specializing in commercial and multi-family interiors. Hatch designed Serenity's finishes throughout, from the kitchens and bathrooms in every home to the gym, yoga studio, and rooftop amenity spaces.
405-460 Doyle Avenue, Kelowna, BC
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Construction progress will appear here once it starts.
Serenity is in presale and there is no construction progress to show yet. For the public record of the project’s development permit application, see the City of Kelowna’s own tracker.
City of Kelowna: development permit DP24-0017How to check any developer's record
- Presale Condo Red Flags in BC: What Kelowna Buyers Should Check Before Signing
BC's presale rules protect buyers who check them. These are the gaps that separate a well-run presale from one worth walking away from.
- How to Compare New Condo Developments in Kelowna: A Buyer's Checklist
Two buildings a few blocks apart can be different purchases. This checklist compares them on the points that decide it, with the numbers for Kelowna.
- What to Look for When Buying a New Build Condo in Kelowna: A Buyer's Checklist
A new home has no history to inspect, so the checking moves to the paperwork. Here is a checklist that runs from contract to possession.
More from the developer
Visit PashCon Developments directly.
Read about the family and its stewardship program at pashcon.ca.
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.