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My wife and I were speculating about moving to B.C. Canada today...
I hope you have a lot of money. Housing is brutally expensive on Canada's West Coast.
We'd be happy to have you though.
If we were somewhat interested, what are housing costs looking like up there? Down here in Vancouver, WA a 4 bed 2 bath can easily be $500,000
In the other Vancouver:
4 bed 4 bath: https://realtor.ca/real-estate/27623083/2507-w-37th-avenue-vancouver?utm_source=consumerapp&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=socialsharelisting
4 bed 2 bath: https://realtor.ca/real-estate/27564850/2925-mcgill-street-vancouver?utm_source=consumerapp&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=socialsharelisting
Vancouver is the third most expensive city in the world
Holy shit you weren't kidding. Of course Vancouver isn't the only option. We'll have to do some research to see where affordable housing is (and see what the average salary is for my profession)
Yeah, housing in Canada is stupid right now. Vancouver is one of the worst, but affordability is an issue.