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You crossing out jane and finch 7:31 has me 😂😂😂😂

frank, are you ok?

Great video! i am also looking to relocate from TO however how is the job market there besides the oil sector. I am in Finance and finding work has been challenging/limited. Any advice you can provide? I have friends in both Calgary and Edmonton so fitting in would not be difficult.

living in Vaughn and working non stop.

I could see myself living there 👍🏿 I hope it sells soon!

Very nice home and tour. Would also love to see some exterior views of the building, street and neighborhood. Not sure if realtors usually provide exterior and neighborhood views, however, I would find them very helpful in piquing my interest in listings. Wishing you much success! 👍

Did you do a video on how you’ve transitioned to real estate agent? I’d love to watch it. Wishing you lots of success in Alberta.

Yes, time flies by especially if you have a routine going As lovely presented as this townhouse is, there are 3 things working against it. 1: December is not the best time for sell house. 2: Master Ensuite is only 2 piece bath. 3: The price. It's easy enough nowadays to search what the the owners bought this unit for in 2021 !!! I am just thankful to have a property in Calgary before the crazy boom 😅 Have a happy holidays !!!

Happy holidays, everyone! Wishing you a safe and restful break. Excited for the new year ahead-let me know what you’re looking forward to most :)

I am in the same boat. 'Public' employee that just broke 100k this year with alot of overtime. I luckily found an off market unit before it was listed and signed on to it before it was finished, and my rent for a 2bd is 2020/month. Splitting this with my fiancee we are doing OK but its still a struggle with a combined income of around 130,000/year.

Thank you for sharing this video. I am thinking of moving to Calgary from Toronto. So this is really helpful. ❤

the only thing i miss in toronto is juicy dumpling 3.99 for 6 pcs

I hear the license is so much harder than before to get. Is it true?

I have lived in Saskatoon for over 4 years now. I am planning to move to Calgary in spring 🤞I would love to live in Vancouver ( who wouldn't though lol )!

This city ain't it anymore. I used to dream about living in a condo downtown, now my dream is moving far far away from here and never looking back

OMG: - 20 C? I can hardly tolerate 6 degrees C. Is Winnipeg part of the Arctic tundra?

Great video Frank!! :)

Calgary vs Toronto isn’t right the comparison. I hate Toronto dont live there but Calgary is far behind when it comes to Toronto.

Hey Frank, didn’t you work in tech before and now you’re working in real estate? If so, nice work on the career change.

thank you for your help!!!

Leave here 17 years . The services in Calgary are a lot better than Toronto. Time stuck in traffic is horrible in Toronto. It looks like a zoo.

If you're new to Calgary use the Meetup app for social things to do and people to meet. Eventbrite is the app to use if you're looking for local arts & entertainment. If you're looking to live more urban try Kensington (around 10th street), Inglewood (esp if you like craft beer), University District (newer and closer to Uni), Marda Loop (smaller, but lower-ish rent) are options. 17th ave SW (Beltline) is probably the best option for urban living in Calgary. Finding reasonable rent (for Calgary) in any of those areas can be tricky. Our downtown core has some cool clubs and live shows on weekends, but is mostly dead after 6pm on weekdays.

budget for taxes tips sure but tips like tithes ifferings donations are optional

billionaires should tip; workers should not have to with one exception for alcohol

i think tips should be permitted but no tip outs taxes on sales and no sub tipped minimum wage

it’s the way ALL europeans australians british irish asians africans operate their businesses? knowing you will be guaranteed income and never risking not being able to pay rent taxes

All cities and towns are expensive

You want friends? Move to a small a small place where everybody knows everybody. People from small places move to cities because they don't want to know everybody.

My only issue with Calgary is that the city is too suburban and downtown is not very vibrant for a city of Calgary's size. Especially compared to say Vancouver, when Vancouver was the same size as Calgary. If they could make downtown vibrant again, I think Calgary would be great.

Looking at the video I'm guessing the reason the basement isn't a legal suite is that it probably doesn't have it's own source of heat. In Calgary each unit must have a heat source that can be controlled by the tenant. Windows size in basement suites in Calgary only matters for bedrooms and the windows in those 2 bedrooms in the basement look like they meet code.

Hello Frank, if you visited Italy you would love their tomato & mozzarella cheese dishes. They're cars such as Ferrari are nice, as they have all leather interiors, crafted in Italy. One model of the Ferrari is the Ferrari Spider with 8 cylinder engine. Let me know how you like Italian pasta & Ferrari's.

I moved back to Calgary last year for the first time in 14 years. I love the Calgary area, I was born here and raised in Airdrie, so I've taken trips into Calgary all the time for field trips, recreation and to gisot friends and family. One thing I've always wanted to get off my chest, is that Calgary is such a stupidly built city, downtown roads SUCK, the one way streets are insanely annoying. Major high way exits and intersections are all over the place and I'm flabbergasted at anyone able to figure them out on their first try. The exit off Stoney onto Deer Foot Lethbridge that let's you go to Seton, it is super easy to miss the exit. I also can't stand how there are loads of major neighborhood areas that feel like their own little Airdrie, cause they feel so spread out and seperate, like you're detached from other areas. I mentioned Seton before, and even with Auburn Bay being a nice transition to Mahogany, they still feel wholly seperate from each other despite being a less than 5 minute drive between them. Logistically I understand it, it makes a lot of sense, but in practice, it just feels like it's own little town, like you're not part of Calgary. I wouldn't change anything, I do love the geographical area, but I find pointing out the negatives of something I love is more constructive than gushing about it lovingly.

Ditch Canada, move to China instead)

Stay tuned for Franks video in three months, when he moves back to Winnipeg

Coming from Toronto myself i felt that Toronto is much colder than Calgary because of the windchill and dry winter. But yes you cant deny that snow is early here 😅

Is it Rogers internet used in Calgary? How stable is the wifi?

Thank you, Frank, for the interesting Calgary vs Toronto comparison, and also for sharing your personal journey. Your personal journey and positive mindset are inspirational. For future content, videos highlighting Calgary's city center and the natural landscape would be nice. Wishing you much joy in your new home! 🏠

Calgary definitely has that small town vibe. Most people are content with this. I think Calgary is a beautiful city. However, it was a little too slow paced for me. I couldn’t hack the winters, headed over to Van. Enjoy this semi-new adventure. All the best.

so this guy got the Ontario license, but permanently moved back to Alberta... that kinda says a lot how useless this program is

Toronto people are rude and disrespectful

World record for most Calgary youtube videos created.

You've touched on many points which really summarized the differences. It is basically the differences between a large metropolitan like Toronto vs a medium sized city like Calgary. People that complained Calgary is boring only have themselves to blame, it's up to the individual to find things that they like. Commute time is great in Calgary mostly if you live are in the 'inner city', otherwise the suburbs feel like any other cities in North America. Calgary's restaurants are a bit costly, then again you can't really compare with Toronto since they have more competition. Anyways enjoy the Chinook and melting snow !!!

More expensive food and smaller portions in Calgary!? That's wild I'm glad you are still enjoying your move back to Calgary

Which city do you think offers a better lifestyle, Calgary or Toronto-and why? I'd love to hear your perspective

Calgary is wonderful only if you live in the 'inner city', then everything can be accessed easily. Otherwise the suburbs feel like anywhere in North America The main difference is prices are still lower in 'inner city' compared to Toronto or Vancouver

I lived in Vancouver for 18 years and $700K is not bad honestly. I bought my condo outside of Vancouver for $545K 6 or 7 years ago because downtown Vancouver was out of the question in terms of price. If you're single and young you couldn't buy a better place than the last condo on this video but if you're a couple and you're planning to start a family get out of Toronto and come to Calgary and buy a detached house before it becomes something unattainable in the future.

ITS FRANKIE BABY!!!!! 🚀🚀🚀

Fight for the Stampede Elm. People don’t value something unless it’s truly remarkable so the Stampede Elm is scheduled to be cut down before it reaches that status, it’s only 130 years old. It’s honestly not a big problem to work around this tree and let it continue to age but planners who don’t value what’s right in front of them can make the most stupid decisions. Once it’s cut down, it’s gone forever, no matter what people say.