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A large piece of Kelowna's north end redevelopment puzzle has come into focus, after it was announced Mission Group has purchased the former BC Tree Fruits packinghouse adjacent to the former Tolko mill.
"We can confirm that subject conditions have been removed, and the selling price was $23.75 million," says BC Tree Fruits CEO Warren Sarafinchan.
The 3.95 acre property at the corner of Ellis Street and Bay Avenue was listed April 1 for $20 million.
The property will be part of two redevelopment plans taking place concurrently, one looking at the overall north end, and the other specific to the Tolko site.
Mission Group says it has no immediate plans for the site, but states interim tenants are encouraged to come forward.
Any inquiries can be directed to Jeff Hudson & Marshall McAnerney of HM Commercial Group.
The sale was brokered by HM Commercial Group, which is licensed with Macdonald Realty Kelowna.
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