Penticton – Skaha Assembly Redevelopment

Aerial rendering of a multi‑building housing development with green spaces, pathways, and surrounding neighborhood streets.


Overview

BC Housing is planning to redevelop the Skaha Assembly lands in the City of Penticton (2730, 2784, 2824, 2852, and 2872 Skaha Lake Road, and 179 Green Avenue West). The property contains the Skaha Sunrise Apartments, Meadowlark, Sun Valley, Unity House, and the Mayfair buildings.

The proposed plan involves:

  • Replacing 103 affordable rental homes
  • Adding approximately 515 new purpose-built rentals for families and individuals with moderate and middle incomes
  • Constructing three buildings over three phases, each up to 14 storeys
  • Adding over 10,000 square feet of commercial space

All current residents of Skaha Assembly will be supported throughout the redevelopment process.

BC Housing will continue to own the land. Learn more about the Provincial Redevelopment Program.

Operator

Penticton and District Society for Community Living currently operates the Skaha Assembly site. Learn more by visiting Penticton and District Society for Community Living.

BC Housing will choose partners through a fair public process once the other subsequent phases are further along.

Community Engagement

We are committed to keeping you informed as the redevelopment proceeds. We will share updates as they are available.

Community engagement took place between 2022 and 2023, which helped shape the Development Plan.

Questions?

Please email communityrelations@bchousing.org with questions about this proposed redevelopment.


Overview

BC Housing is planning to redevelop the Skaha Assembly lands in the City of Penticton (2730, 2784, 2824, 2852, and 2872 Skaha Lake Road, and 179 Green Avenue West). The property contains the Skaha Sunrise Apartments, Meadowlark, Sun Valley, Unity House, and the Mayfair buildings.

The proposed plan involves:

  • Replacing 103 affordable rental homes
  • Adding approximately 515 new purpose-built rentals for families and individuals with moderate and middle incomes
  • Constructing three buildings over three phases, each up to 14 storeys
  • Adding over 10,000 square feet of commercial space

All current residents of Skaha Assembly will be supported throughout the redevelopment process.

BC Housing will continue to own the land. Learn more about the Provincial Redevelopment Program.

Operator

Penticton and District Society for Community Living currently operates the Skaha Assembly site. Learn more by visiting Penticton and District Society for Community Living.

BC Housing will choose partners through a fair public process once the other subsequent phases are further along.

Community Engagement

We are committed to keeping you informed as the redevelopment proceeds. We will share updates as they are available.

Community engagement took place between 2022 and 2023, which helped shape the Development Plan.

Questions?

Please email communityrelations@bchousing.org with questions about this proposed redevelopment.