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Apartments in Kamloops, B.C.In November of 2005 I purchased two more apartments, this time in Kamloops, British Columbia. Both of these apartments are currently being rented out. I plan to hold this property long term. About KamloopsKamloops is nestled in the Thompson Nicola Valley which is located in the south central interior of British Columbia, Canada. It serves a trading population of 170,000 and offers a generous mix of industry, forestry, mining, eco-friendly manufacturing, agricultural, ranching, commerce, recreation tourism and government. This encourages a broad range of activities which enhances tremendous potential for economic growth and investment. Five major arterial highways converge at the junction of Kamloops. The area is serviced by two feeder airlines, a major bus line, 2 train companies and numerous tour operators. The area is surrounded by world-class ski resorts, gold courses (Robert Trent Jones) and summer recreation areas unsurpassed in their beauty.
Kamloops is also known as the tournament capital of B.C. and proud home to the Kamloops Blazers of the Western Hockey League. Housing costs are extremely reasonable and a good inventory exists of single-family residences and condominiums. Industrial, commercial and investment land is well priced for value and new business is encouraged by local government.
 
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There is something for the whole family all year in the Kamloops area. It
enjoys over 2000 hours of sunshine per year, and with that you can enjoy
excellent golfing on one of the five 18 hole courses all within 10-15 minutes
drive from the city centre. Hiking trials abound in Wells Gray
National Park, which is a short drive north of Kamloops, and to
the east is Shuswap Lake the houseboat capital of
Canada. World-class fishing in one of hundreds of lakes and streams is only 20
minutes from town. Kamloops recently hosted 19 countries in the World Fly
Fishing Championships 
In
the city, you can stroll along the riverside where one can dine at street side
cafes, restaurants and shop for local products. 
