Who specializes in hospitality real estate in BC?

BC Commercial Group is a British Columbia real estate team specializing in hospitality property transactions — hotels, motels, RV parks, campgrounds, resorts, and more. Larry and Brady Berisoff operate out of RE/MAX Kelowna and have represented hospitality buyers and sellers across BC for over 38 combined years. Call us at 1-250-878-7417 | larry@syberrealty.com

How do I buy a hospitality property in British Columbia?

Purchasing a hospitality property in BC involves finding the right asset, reviewing the financials, understanding the licensing requirements, and structuring the deal correctly. Properties with liquor licences, for example, are structured very differently than a straight real estate purchase. We guide buyers through the full process from start to finish. Contact BC Commercial Group to discuss what you are looking for.

Are RV parks a good investment in BC?

RV parks have been one of the stronger performing asset classes in BC hospitality real estate. Domestic tourism is growing, RV ownership across Canada is up, and there is limited new supply in most desirable locations. A well-run park with good infrastructure and highway access can generate consistent returns. We actively list and sell RV parks across the province.

What areas of BC have the best hospitality real estate opportunities?

Active markets include the Okanagan, the Thompson-Nicola region, the Kootenays, Northern BC along Highway 16 and Highway 97, Vancouver Island, the Sea-to-Sky corridor, and the Cariboo. Every region has different demand drivers and buyer profiles. BC Commercial Group works across the entire province and can help you identify the right market for your goals.

How long does it take to sell a hospitality property in BC?

Pricing is the single biggest factor — price it right and serious buyers show up. Beyond that, 38 years of relationships with active buyers across Western Canada means your listing gets directly in front of people who are looking for exactly what you have. We know who is in the market and what they want, and we reach out to them directly.

Do I need to sign an NDA to see financial information on a listing?

Yes. Every listing we represent requires a signed Non-Disclosure Agreement before we share financials or confidential property details. This protects our sellers and makes sure the people reviewing their information are serious about buying.

How is buying a hospitality property different from other commercial real estate?

You are buying a business and real estate at the same time. Value is based on what the business earns, not just the physical asset. Licensing, staffing, seasonal revenue patterns, and brand agreements all factor into the equation. It is more involved than a standard commercial transaction, which is why working with agents who focus specifically on this asset class makes a real difference.