Braden Koop Personal Real Estate Corporation
For most families, a home is the largest asset they own. It deserves to be advised on like one.
I bring two disciplines to the table. Before real estate, I spent six years as a journeyman HVAC technician. That taught me how a home performs over time and what it really costs to own. A busy practice, ranked #17 in Canada in the REMAX Top 30 Under 30 (2025) on commissions earned and #4 individual agent at REMAX Kelowna (2025) in the brokerage’s internal rankings, tells me what buyers in this valley are paying for right now. Together, that lets us price with evidence, prepare with purpose and negotiate from facts we both understand.
Strategic real estate, from someone who has seen the house from the inside.
I’m a full-time, BC-licensed REALTOR® (#191956) with REMAX Kelowna, born and raised here, working Kelowna, West Kelowna, Peachland and Lake Country.
Meet the whole Koop Homes team
Coffee with Crux
Crux Media takes local agents out for coffee and a walk and asks about their work. In my episode I talk about how I got into real estate and how I work with clients.
Filmed by Crux Media, Coffee with Crux episode 3.
Six years in the trades first
Before real estate I spent six years as a journeyman HVAC technician, inside the mechanical rooms of homes all over this valley, working alongside the plumbing and electrical trades every day. It still shapes how I walk a property with you.
For sellers, it means your preparation budget goes where buyers will actually notice it. For buyers, it means you understand what a home will ask of you after possession before you write the offer, with a licensed inspector still on every file.
Selling
A sale comes down to a few honest questions. What is the market actually showing us, how should the home be prepared, and which marketing decisions help a buyer understand what they’re looking at?
I handle pricing, preparation, media and negotiation. You’ll get the price I think this market supports, the evidence behind it, and a straight answer about what would change my mind.
And if a listing isn’t getting the response it should, you’ll hear it from me early, along with what the market is telling us and the options I’d weigh. Week six is a far better time to adjust than month four.
Buying
Finding listings is the easy part. The useful work is figuring out whether this specific home makes sense at this specific price, what it’s going to need after possession, and which terms are worth fighting for.
I buy property myself, so I look at your purchase the way I look at mine. If the numbers don’t hold up, I’ll show you where they break and what price or terms would make them work. My business runs on referrals, so the only outcome worth aiming for is one you’re still glad about in five years.
Recent work
132 Sky CourtA Wilden luxury home offered at $2,499,000, now sold. How a trades background changes the way a high-end home is presented, and why detail is the…
168 Skyland DriveA Wilden hillside listing where the setting shaped the presentation. The marketing led with the elevation, the outlook and the light at the right hour of…
1918 Hidden Lake PlaceA fixer-upper in Wilden. Buyers discount heavily when renovation costs are unclear, so real quotes from real trades can make the decision far easier to assess.
1927 Hidden Lake PlaceAn unfinished basement in Wilden left buyers unsure about cost and scope. Plans, permits and trade quotes made the work and the added space easier to…
224 Lost Creek Court, WildenListed at $1,384,900 in Wilden and sold in 36 days, after about nine months on the market with another brokerage. Fixing presentation before a relaunch.
272 Triple Tree Place, WildenA Wilden home listed and sold in the off-season, with the media planned around the property's views, the winter weather and the sellers' own preparation.What clients say
Great experience with Braden. He was accessible and prompt. He understood the challenges we faced buying and selling at the same time. He helped facilitate an easy transaction all the way from our first offers to our last and accepted. He took time to explain each part of the process and listened to our needs every step of the way. He put a lot of effort in to get us into the house we wanted and get our house sold. Highly recommend Braden to anyone looking for an agent.
Braden is a great guy—professional, hardworking, and easy to deal with. He knows the real estate business well and is someone you can count on to put in the work for his clients. He’s also a busy dad of twins, so he definitely knows how to handle a full plate. Would highly recommend Braden to anyone looking for a solid Realtor.
I had an amazing experience working with Braden Koop in Kelowna when buying my first home last year. From day one, Braden was friendly, encouraging, and genuinely easy to get along with. His communication was excellent—super accessible, quick to reply, and always clear and patient throughout the process. He was very helpful and knowledgeable, and on the rare occasions when something came up that he didn’t know off the top of his head, he never guessed—he would find out and come back with the right answer. No matter what I needed, he always did his utmost to help, and I really felt supported every step of the way. What stood out most is that it didn’t just feel like a professional realtor/homebuyer experience. Braden genuinely felt like a friend and a supporter throughout the entire process—I felt cared for, not just “worked with.” Even after the purchase was complete, he still took the time to help with concerns and questions he didn’t necessarily have to. I honestly couldn’t have hoped for a better first-time home buying experience. Highly recommend Braden Koop to anyone looking for a realtor in Kelowna.
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