From the retail corridors on Main Street and Westminster Avenue to the industrial properties along Dartmouth Drive, and the hospitality assets lining Okanagan Lake, I provide comprehensive appraisals across all commercial property classes in Penticton.

Appraisals are completed for mortgage financing, purchase and sale decisions, estate and retirement planning, divorce and settlement, expropriation, and legal purposes. All reports are prepared in full compliance with the Canadian Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (CUSPAP) and are accepted by all major lending institutions operating in BC.

Property types appraised in Penticton include:

• Retail — strip centres, standalone retail, mixed-use retail/residential

• Office — single and multi-tenant, medical office, mixed-use

• Industrial — warehouses, self-storage, strata industrial units, flex space

• Multi-family — apartment buildings, strata complexes, mobile home parks

• Hospitality — hotels, motels, resorts, RV parks

• Development land — commercial, industrial, multi-family, agricultural

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BC Assessment values properties across the province every year using mass appraisal methods — and in smaller markets like Penticton, those valuations are more prone to error. With fewer comparable sales to draw from, the model is less precise, and commercial property owners frequently find themselves over-assessed and paying more in property taxes than they should.

I review BC Assessment values for commercial properties throughout Penticton and the surrounding area at no upfront cost. If I identify a strong case for appeal, I'll represent you through the Property Assessment Review Panel (PARP) and, if necessary, the Property Assessment Appeal Board (PAAB). My fee is earned only as a percentage of the first-year tax savings if the appeal is successful — meaning there is no financial risk to you.

Common situations where assessment appeals succeed in Penticton:

• Hospitality properties assessed using provincial averages that don't reflect local market conditions

• Vacant commercial or industrial land assessed above current market value

• Multi-family properties where income and expense data wasn't properly considered

• Retail properties where comparable sales evidence supports a lower value

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An insurance replacement cost appraisal determines what it would cost to rebuild your property from the ground up using today's labour rates, material costs, and current building code requirements. It is not a market value — it is the figure your insurance coverage should be based on.

I specialize in replacement cost appraisals for residential strata developments throughout Penticton, where the Strata Property Act requires strata corporations to insure buildings to full replacement value. Many stratas in the area are operating with coverage figures that haven't been updated in years, leaving them significantly underinsured.

A current replacement cost appraisal protects your strata corporation, satisfies your insurer's requirements, and gives unit owners confidence that the building is properly covered. Reports are also completed for individual commercial properties and mixed-use buildings.

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Whether you're a landlord setting rents for a new lease, a tenant questioning whether your current rate reflects the market, or a property manager conducting a periodic rent review, independent market rent analysis provides the objective benchmark you need.

I analyze current lease transactions and market conditions across Penticton's commercial submarkets — from the downtown retail core to industrial areas and professional office space — to provide well-supported opinions of market rent that hold up to scrutiny in any context, including lease negotiations, dispute resolution, and financial reporting.

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