Best neighbourhood in town
Sponsored Content - Mar 28, 2017 - Think Local

You know the housing market is red-hot when you’re selling so fast you have to downsize a massive ad campaign.

That’s exactly what’s happening to Sandpiper Developments as it continues work on its cutting-edge Cameron Mews development.

After hitting the market in March last year the first five phases of the Gordon Drive townhouse development sold out in a blistering three months.

Peter Brenneman of Sandpiper Developments chalks the staggering sales up to a deep desire in Kelowna for quality homes in well-located communities.

It’s no secret the inventory of homes on Kelowna’s real estate market is pretty slim these days. Developers are rising to the challenge, but most of the new projects in the city are for apartment complexes.

Brenneman thinks there might not be enough townhouses entering the market over the next couple of years to fill the demand. Sandpiper recognized that trend, and decided instead to create a community full of exceptional homes in one of the best locations in the city.

Rather than just plunking down an apartment complex they designed a neighbourhood that was far more suited to the surroundings.

The Cameron Mews townhomes sit across from the Guisachan Village Shopping Centre and next to the Guisachan Heritage Park. They’re surrounded by bike and walking paths, and rest just a stone’s throw from the hospital and tons of top-tier shopping.

With spacious and sleek interiors, double garages, and options for personal elevators, as well as a host of other features, Brenneman believes the final 42 homes in the development will sell even faster than the first wave, as homebuyers search for something other than a crowded unit in an apartment complex.

In fact, interested buyers are already registering for up-to-the-second information on the upcoming fall release and the opening of the new show home.

He encourages anyone else who’s interested to register by visiting the Cameron Mews website.

This article is written by or on behalf of the sponsoring client and does not necessarily reflect the views of Okanagan Edge.


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