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Thanks for the kind words!

@@LivinginPrinceGeorge Man , you deserve much more than this for putting this hardwork

If I look around at areas like Boundry Road (east of the city) and all of the other developments happening right now, I would be shocked if more quality project management personal weren't needed. Are you thinking about planning a move here? :)

My parents both come from Germany, so not to far away! Whats bringing you here to Prince George?

Thank you! I should have some fresh content coming up later this year :D

I do plan to do an updated version soon. The problem is that the proper statistics are hard to find here in BC, and PRince George specifically, so its a lot of leg work to try and make them as accurate as possible by cross referencing and finding various sources, etc. As an easy statistic to keep in mind, is that for cost of living, Prince George is still around 48-52% more affordable than basically any larger city south of Kamloops. I hope that helps for the short term! If you have any questions prior to, or after your move, please dont hesitate to reach out to me at 250-251-5800. 🙂

@@LivinginPrinceGeorge I totally get it I’ve faced the same problem making some research. Perhaps a 20ish people survey can give us a rough idea 😄 (just thinking out loud).

Obviously thats a very general question, but the obvious answer is that yes of course a visitor can find a job here and settle down, as thats how I ended up here, and probably most others! haha :D

To transfer visit visa to work visa we need LMIA approved job offer. Its very difficult to find one. Do you know a way to fond a job offer?

Happy to hear you found some value in it :D Wishing you a smooth trip and move over here to Canada!

Hi Brad, I am planning to do an updated video once I can find all of the proper stats, which is really the only reason I havent done one sooner. Its a tedious process gather it all, but I know how valuable it is for people moving here, so keep an eye out for it in the coming months!

I completely agree, Norman! 🤘🏻

I wouldnt multiple those costs "per person" simply because many of the costs remain the same wether there are 1 or 4 people, such as your home, vehicle, etc.

HI there, if you google search "jobs in prince george" you're going to find what your looking for i think! I'm simply a Real Estate agent, so I do not keep up with job postings or anything like that, but google will always give you the most current, relevant information that should aid you in your search! If you have any real estate questions once you've arrived, feel free to reach out and I'd be happy to help answer them as best I can :D 250-251-5800

ca.indeed.com/q-student-l-prince-george,-bc-jobs.html?vjk=06eedfe8972ed6b4 Thats one source for student employment :)

This video is a few years old, so obviously those figures are no longer accurate in this current "inflation and high interest rate" period we are in, but 4 years from now once you're ready to move, it will all be incorrect again anyways, but it does give you a general idea :) Whats making you move on such a specific timeline if you dont mind me asking? :D

You're very welcome! I hope it was helpful in some way :)

Hi Joey, you are correct. It helps to have a job lined up , but that's true of anywhere you move. The same is true for having a skillset or past experience to make yourself more "hireable". But there are plenty of jobs out there for anyone who isn't adverse to hard work. Best of luck to anyone moving here! :)

@@LivinginPrinceGeorge The people who see your videos should realise its not all roses and Champaign like you make it out to be in Prince George. There is a reason why Prince George stagnates and dose not grow quickly like other places in BC and Alberta.. People like you just go out and paint everything so rosy and its not. Its a great place but it has not been so ROSEY like you put it since the 1950s and even some what in the 1960s. the time period where you could have just showed your face to a company and have a job with in a week if not that day. people need to know unless they have some sort of degree or several years of experience, there could be a good chance they well either whined up on welfare or living in one of the old tramp holes by the river across from the cut banks. and allot of the time it is not what you know but whom you know. Yes Prince George is a great place to move to but stop watching these "F"n videos because you will be disappointed. from someone who has been a PGer since the 1960s, these newbis have totally white washed Prince George's history, has kissed e-so many asses, they have no since of what Prince George was and is, natives are supper pissed of everyone thinking with this first nations appreciation crap to the point they have forgotten the real native history of the region. also NEVER listen to these johnny come latelys when it comes to sight seeing PG. go there visit the info center, go to the libraries and read the history and REMEMBER ITS A PULP AND PAPER TOWN! remember that before you go out dinning. i can go on but i am no tour guide

@@LivinginPrinceGeorge do you even know where the town of fort george is? what about the actual fort george and where it was? do you know where the native burial ground is in prince george? do you know where the German p.o.w. camp was? how do you go golfing in winter? how do you go sking in summer? do you know anything of prince george? i would not even ask you about the history of the military in pg or the history of the natives (when everyone has white washed it away)

oh do you know anything of the war of fort george and prince george?

@@joeydepalmer4457 Would you be willing to shoot a video together where you share all of that information? It could give context :)

Hi Mr. K, thanks for watching and commenting! To be honest, that's not a statistic I keep on top of, so I'll do my best to share what I do know! Given that a lot of tech jobs are by nature able to be done remotely and adding to the fact that the last 2.5 years many companies had to switch to remote work if they weren't already doing so, leads me to believe that the opportunity to hold a great tech job, from a city where the cost of living is still about 56% more affordable than any other large cities in BC, could be a very appealing one to many people in the tech sector. Add to the fact how much incredible nature we have all around us, it's no wonder my friend who recently landed a job with Google has decided to stay here, rather than relocate to their headquarters. I hope that helps! Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already, I truly appreciate you giving me your attention for the time that you did 🤟🏼🙏

@@LivinginPrinceGeorge Thank you so much this is exactly what i need to hear!!

@@mrk.8448 Haha, right on! That's great to hear! What kind of Tech are you in and where are you living currently?

@@LivinginPrinceGeorge i’m still heading to college and just wondering what my future opportunities are. i’m pursuing in software developer and i live in dubai!

No-one can predict with certainty what the spring and summer will bring next year, however, here in Prince George , all signs are pointing towards our hom values remaining at their current level or even going up a bit more potentially , because the Inventory of homes for sale remains low and the buyer interest , and new buyers entering the city continues to remain strong. If you have any other questions, feel free to call or text me at 250-251-5800. Have a great day!

Absolutely! The job market is very strong If you're not afraid to work hard :)

The overlay measurements are only approximate, as they are added in by hand in post production, so the actual property line will have the proper setbacks when locating the PINs in the ground

You're entire comment is so...misinformed, it's hard to know where to start, haha. PG is clearly not your cup of tea, and it doesn't have to be. No-one's forcing you to live here, but my guess is, that with an attitude such as yours, you're going to find things to complain about regardless of where you end up. 🤷🏼‍♂️

I've been in more places than you can imagine @@LivinginPrinceGeorge you are all hungry to get people to the ugly hole you live in, my attitude is just fine, your lying about pg Is so bad it shows the true colors of your character. Shame on you

If you know who to talk to at the city to get paid for a video like this, let me know! Haha. The city has no idea this video exists, and non of my videos are monetized in any way. I hope that answers your question! 🙂 Thanks for watching! 🤟🏼

@@LivinginPrinceGeorge coming from a johnny come latelly

I love a good discussion, Joey :) Obviously everyone has their own viewpoints, but if you'd care to elaborate on your comment, I'd be happy to discuss :D Either way, thanks for watching and interacting! Have a great day!

Yeah, as if Edmonton isn't full of druggies, worse winters, fewer city services unless paying for more and geography that is nothing compared to our incredible .ountains, lakes, hills and valleys.

The reality is that all places don't work for all people. It sounds like you made a great move for yourself and your family, and for that I am happy for you! 😁

@@LivinginPrinceGeorge All it comes down to for her is cheaper housing (compared to what?) and lower taxes. Of course. When you have to pay for extra services, so lower municipal and provincial taxes are a mirage.

Hi Rob! That's a great Video idea. I can definitely create one about that. I kind of cheated as so grew up here, so we stayed with family for a few days until our house that we bought was ready to move into and then we were all set. Obviously there are a few more steps, but I'll cover those in the video. :) Feel free to shoot me a text or a call if you have any questions about the process :) 250-251-5800

HI Chinyere, Feel free to shoot me an emal at Marc@PosseltRealEstate.Com and I'd be happy to answer your questions :)

Glad it was helpful! :)

Haha! Nice catch 😉

Check with PACE Realty or NEST Realty, (you can google them) as they are the prominent property managers in the city

Hi Fakhrul, apologies for the tardy response. Part time opportunities are not something i usually keep on top of, but searching "part time jobs in prince george" might point you in the right direction. As for public transportation, yes there are public busses that run frequently to UNBC and cover the city with their routes :) I hope that helps!

Well I've never been to Northern Manitoba, but i know the prairies get a lot of the cutting wind and such due to the nature of the topography. Here in PG, it does get windy at times, and the temperatures have been known to dip down to -30 during the winters on occasions, but its usually a fairly predictable winter. I hope that helps?! haha

its July 2023 now, and the numbers have unfortunatly gone up! I'll be doing an updated video in the fall :)

Thanks for watching!

Hi could you pls share your experience at there becz m also took admission in this college ??

ca.indeed.com/q-student-l-prince-george,-bc-jobs.html?vjk=06eedfe8972ed6b4

Hi Patti! Welcome to Prince George! Did you make your trip successfully this past March? :)

@@LivinginPrinceGeorge hi! I did indeed and am in love with PG!

This video is over a year old and unfortunately the rents are much higher now than they were then.

@@LivinginPrinceGeorge I have found a number of places around the 1500-1600 mark for two bedrooms, would this be the average, still trying to secure a place to live! Love your videos, incredibly helpful! Can’t wait to join the community

@@pattiallen7284 Hi Patti. That does seem to be mor in line with the recent rents, especially if it's a 2 bedroom in a good area. I hope you're able to find something soon! And let me be the first to pre emptively welcome you to the area! 😁

@@LivinginPrinceGeorge thank you so much! This is about six years in the making!!

Most welcome! Thank you for watching and supporting

Go for it, Joey :)

amazing, will do.

Hi Gihan! Have you moved to Prince George?

Hello… did you move?

Hi Tracy, no I'd didn't, I just took a longer than expected break from UA-cam. Look for new videos in the coming weeks! :)