I've actually been more interested in Vancouver, which I hear is even more expensive than Toronto
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nikka, thats a dream if there ever was one,
theres parking spots in the city going for like 60k a year
nothing will go back to feasible until that recession hits nice and proper again
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BC and Calgary is worse.
If interest rates rises most people couldn't afford their mortgage
nikka, thats a dream if there ever was one,
theres parking spots in the city going for like 60k a year
nothing will go back to feasible until that recession hits nice and proper again
Vancouver is like the same like Toronto just that you get paid way less
The family median in vanxkucer is the lowest of any big city
The family median in vanxkucer is the lowest of any big city
Calgary is flabby and sick now but no jobs
Calgary pays up to the standard of living.
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Montreal sounds like the best city in Canada in terms of combo of jobs, cost of living etc. Low dollar, cheap housing and vibrant tech sector make Montreal Canada's job-creation capital
@Jamal How accurate is the article? I know housing prices/rents are nothing like Toronto.
@Jamal How accurate is the article? I know housing prices/rents are nothing like Toronto.
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Montreal is also aided by its relatively affordable housing and low cost of living, which means even though wages are low relative to other cities, its affordable quality of life still make it an attractive draw for qualified professionals, Shearmur said. Its low profile internationally has also spared it from the foreign investors who helped inflate housing costs in cities like Toronto and Vancouver, where the December benchmark home prices were $720,000 and $897,000, respectively. In Montreal, it was $312,000.
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Montreal has horrible winter's as well, and and because of French it dissuaded alot of people.
But rent NS housing is cheap
But rent NS housing is cheap
Montreal is also aided by its relatively affordable housing and low cost of living, which means even though wages are low relative to other cities, its affordable quality of life still make it an attractive draw for qualified professionals, Shearmur said. Its low profile internationally has also spared it from the foreign investors who helped inflate housing costs in cities like Toronto and Vancouver, where the December benchmark home prices were $720,000 and $897,000, respectively. In Montreal, it was $312,000.
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This would be like 1,600 in Toronto
For crying out loud you can get downtown Montreal apartments for like 700-900
This would be like 1,600 in Toronto
For crying out loud you can get downtown Montreal apartments for like 700-900
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Now their economy is trending upwards for the first time in ages
If I could get a job paying me the same I'd move Tom though although I no zero French.
Been to Montreal twice and enjoyed it Bob times.
I even watch that Montreal cop show
Been to Montreal twice and enjoyed it Bob times.
I even watch that Montreal cop show
Now their economy is trending upwards for the first time in ages