Construction Pulse

Rural North Okanagan, permit by permit

Rural North Okanagan's newest published permits are from September 25, 2026. Rural North Okanagan issued 26 permits in the last four published weeks, up from 0 in the four before.

Counted from the public permit record, updated November 13, 2026.

Permits issued, week by week

01020Nov 10Feb 9May 11Aug 10Nov 9Not yet published
Week of Nov 2Not yet published for this week.
  • Four-week average
  • Each week

This town publishes permits without a location, so there is nothing to draw.

0 located permits to the week of Nov 2. issued that week. Rural North Okanagan does not publish locations, so it has no dots.

Nov 10Nov 9
Show the weekly numbers
Week ofPermits issuedDeclared value
November 9, 2026not publishednot published
November 2, 2026not publishednot published
October 26, 2026not publishednot published
October 19, 2026not publishednot published
October 12, 2026not publishednot published
October 5, 2026not publishednot published
September 28, 2026not publishednot published
September 21, 20266$433K
September 14, 20267$3.4M
September 7, 20268$6.6M
August 31, 20265$650K
August 24, 20260$0
August 17, 20260$0
August 10, 20260$0
August 3, 20260$0
July 27, 20266$2.0M
July 20, 20263$1.8M
July 13, 20266$2.2M
July 6, 20262$750K
June 29, 20264$382K
June 22, 202612$2.6M
June 15, 20265$176K
June 8, 20267$1.6M
June 1, 20262$275K
May 25, 20263$390K
May 18, 20262$2.9M
May 11, 20263$1.1M
May 4, 20266$925K
April 27, 20266$675K
April 20, 20266$1.4M
April 13, 20262$540K
April 6, 20265$610K
March 30, 20263$220K
March 23, 20262$140K
March 16, 20263$705K
March 9, 20262$105K
March 2, 20262$434K
February 23, 20263$80K
February 16, 20262$70K
February 9, 20264$280K
February 2, 20261$0
January 26, 20266$665K
January 19, 20261$300K
January 12, 20261$75K
January 5, 20262$5K
December 29, 20250$0
December 22, 20250$0
December 15, 20250$0
December 8, 20250$0
December 1, 20250$0
November 24, 20250$0
November 17, 20250$0
November 10, 20252$65K

Starting, continuing or standalone

47% of permits this year began a new project, 18% were work on buildings already standing and 35% were standalone jobs. Starts made up 68% of the last three months against 46% in the three before, so more new projects are breaking ground: framers, excavators and concrete crews come first, finishing trades follow.

Nov 25: 0 starts, 1 continuations, 1 standalone; Jan 26: 2 starts, 5 continuations, 2 standalone; Feb 26: 1 starts, 5 continuations, 3 standalone; Mar 26: 4 starts, 0 continuations, 7 standalone; Apr 26: 9 starts, 2 continuations, 8 standalone; May 26: 5 starts, 3 continuations, 6 standalone; Jun 26: 12 starts, 3 continuations, 9 standalone; Jul 26: 12 starts, 2 continuations, 2 standalone; Aug 26: 4 starts, 0 continuations, 1 standalone; Sep 26: 12 starts, 2 continuations, 6 standalone02550Nov 25: 1 continuationNov 25: 1 standaloneNov 25Jan 26: 2 startJan 26: 5 continuationJan 26: 2 standaloneJan 26: 1 otherJan 26Feb 26: 1 startFeb 26: 5 continuationFeb 26: 3 standaloneFeb 26: 1 otherFeb 26Mar 26: 4 startMar 26: 7 standaloneMar 26: 1 otherMar 26Apr 26: 9 startApr 26: 2 continuationApr 26: 8 standaloneApr 26May 26: 5 startMay 26: 3 continuationMay 26: 6 standaloneMay 26Jun 26: 12 startJun 26: 3 continuationJun 26: 9 standaloneJun 26: 6 otherJun 26Jul 26: 12 startJul 26: 2 continuationJul 26: 2 standaloneJul 26: 1 otherJul 26Aug 26: 4 startAug 26: 1 standaloneAug 26Sep 26: 12 startSep 26: 2 continuationSep 26: 6 standaloneSep 26: 1 otherSep 26
  • Starts
  • Continuations
  • Standalone jobs
  • Not clear
Each permit was sorted by its published type and description. Starts: new buildings, additions, demolitions, site work. Continuations: renovations, interiors and trade permits on existing buildings. Standalone: pools, decks, sheds, signs, stoves, solar. Weeks are counted in the month they begin. Feeds almost never publish completions (11 not clear or completions).

By kind of property

  • Houses101
  • Industrial8
  • Multi-family1
  • Commercial1
  • Institutional1
28 permits did not say enough to tell.
Show the monthly numbers
MonthStartsContinuationsStandalone jobsNot clear
Nov 250110
Jan 262521
Feb 261531
Mar 264071
Apr 269280
May 265360
Jun 2612396
Jul 2612221
Aug 264010
Sep 2612261

Expiry watch

No town publishes expiry dates. These are estimates from each town's building bylaw and the published issue date: a permit lapses if work has not started by a set time, and most bylaws also set a maximum life. A lapsed permit means a new permit, and often new work.

TownStart-by date in the next 90 daysMaximum life ends in the next 90 daysEstimated from
Rural North OkanaganRegional District of North Okanagan bylaw, s. 801.3, 805.1, 80715 if not started within 12 months0Estimated from the Regional District of North Okanagan building bylaw, s. 801.3, 805.1, 807

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About these numbers

  • Rural North Okanagan. Published as a monthly report. Newest permit September 25, 2026. No application dates. No locations, so no dots on the map.
  • Counts are permits issued, read from each town's public record. Applications still in review are counted only in the pipeline.
  • Expiry dates are estimates from each building bylaw, read on November 13, 2026, and never a statement about a particular permit.
  • Map dots are rounded to about 100 metres. We never show the name of a private person.
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