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The Industrial Area occupies a distinct section of Penticton's commercial and light industrial landscape, positioned in the northeast quadrant of the city. It extends roughly from the Skaha Lake Road corridor eastward toward the Okanagan River Channel, with Warren Avenue serving as a key north-south artery. This area sits adjacent to residential neighbourhoods to the west and south, while its northern edge transitions toward open land and orchards. The sub-neighbourhood is characterized by a mix of commercial warehouses, light industrial facilities, and service-oriented businesses, though pockets of residential properties are interspersed throughout, creating a unique urban-industrial blend. Housing stock in the Industrial Area is notably diverse and unconventional compared to traditional Penticton neighbourhoods. The residential presence includes a mix of manufactured homes, older single-family dwellings, and a surprising range of residential-commercial hybrid properties that reflect the area's evolving character. Homes tend to be modest in scale, often sitting on larger parcels that accommodate both living space and potential business use. The streetscape feels pragmatic and utilitarian, with wide roads designed for commercial traffic and properties that often feature generous setbacks and varied lot configurations. Current listings demonstrate this eclectic mix, with manufactured homes and residential-commercial properties averaging two bedrooms and spanning a wide price range from approximately $169,000 to over $2 million, reflecting everything from modest mobile homes to unique live-work properties with commercial potential.

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