Very cheap Langley. Cheap Surrey, East Vancouver New Westminster. Middle range Coquitlam. Upper middle Burnaby more expensive Richmond. Most expensive downtown Vancouver, west Vancouver and North Vancouver. Most exciting for tourist probably downtown and north Vancouver
@@AdamJBell I’m heading to Vancouver in August, and have certainly had cold feet while making the decision (at various different points), but it’s getting to a point now where the cost of living isn’t actually all that different than the rest of the country; with a few notable exceptions like Calgary. Looking forward to the move. Keep up the good work :) I appreciate all the information you’re slingin.
Couples sounds promising; but the real curve ball is couples with a single-pet , although I think there might have been a move in legislation recently regarding this.
Good video! Being born and raised in “east” Vancouver I would have probably elaborated on a few more areas instead of just generalizing. Commercial, main, Champlain heights, Oakridge, Kingsway, Joyce, south Vancouver etc. All in or around east Vancouver but have their own pros and cons and differ from each other greatly. Especially when you compare avg rent from let’s say commercial to Champlain you’re likely looking at. 2-300$ difference! Anyways after 24 years living in east van I made the move up to Surrey and have never been happier! Also a very viable option if you work down town especially in the new city centre area localized around the skytrain, sfu, kpu, surrey memorial and city hall. My door to Rogers arena is 39 minutes flat.
@@AdamJBell Yeah! Great for myself. I drive but it's nice to take the skytrain to metrotown etc and not have to deal with parking/traffic . My parents also live right by nanaimo station so sometimes I skytrain when i go to there place. It's nice to pop on some headphones and 22 minutes later be there for just $2.40. My Fiance is a Nurse at Surrey Memorial as well and she walks to work which saves her on Parking $/Time. Majority of my building i'd say are people in the healthcare field.
Hey Adam, this is extremely helpful, thank you for putting in the extra mile in making this video! Especially the rent, neighborhood vibe and commute time to downtown were most important. I'm psyched that you're releasing a guide for students 😁 Cheers!
Awesome, glad to hear the videos are helpful :) I wanted to give info on the things I would want to know I were moving here ! I'll be posting on instagram when the Guides are available @a.grizz :D
Kitsilano/Point Grey! I live there since 2008. Moving to Vancouver is a lot of decision making. I used to live in Calgary and I started my life there as an immigrant. Calgary has given me so many opportunities. There's so many challenges along the way but those experiences would make me a stronger and better person. I was already established myself in 2008 in Calgary. I recently purchased a brand new condo. in downtown Calgary then all my close friends decided to move from Calgary to other places. That's how I made a decision to move to Vancouver. I traded my 2 bedroom condo. from Calgary to a studio in Kitsilano, Vancouver. That's how the transition and a life trade that I have to do. No regrets.
Victoria is newLy wed and nearly dead city. I agree better than Vancouver. However to much government in Victoria (Provincial Government, all government jobs, and contractors, the Federal Navy base in Esquimalt, and Royal Rhodes college, along with UVic. Not much for industry since fishing, logging pretty much ended. Basically service jobs for government. Therefore expect little innovation, high tax, and never ending union inefficiency. Oak bay, Fairfield and North Saanich are nice (lived in all those locations). Still the many, meth heads and drug addicts isn’t resolved (this goes al way from Vancouver down to San Diego same issues). Overall Victoria nice temp from March-October.
Hi Adam, I'm loving the vids! I live in California right now but I'm strongly considering moving to the Vancouver area for work. I've been doing the research on what it will take to move to Canada and I'm feeling so excited. Thanks for all the informative vids! - Joe
@@Ashley-cr4ow thanks for the feedback! it's insanely expensive here in California too haha. as it turns out, I don't think I'll be moving to Canada anyways.
@@rocksteady31 yeah the problem is it’s expensive but also a lonely city. There’s nothing exciting about it. That’s why I want to leave. Lived in the burbs of van my whole life.
I agree and me too since 2001. Vancouver density is so high, streets are packed with cars and roads are narrow, construction everywhere. Burnaby offers a lot of space and encourages you to explore life outside Vancouver city proper. I hate driving and parking downtown now , but I am an old fart now, more suited to the suburbs.
Great video. I would have added Marpole and Commercial Drive to the list. Both are highly sought after due to being close to a sky train and in the case of Commercial drive it’s arguably the best street in all of Vancouver. I lived on the Drive for 5 years and absolutely loved it.
Adam J Bell I’d like to see a Main st vs Commercial drive video. My partner and I argue about witch is better, she prefers Main and I favour Commercial.
Love your perspective! We need to move to Vancouver for my husband's work. Would love to see a home buyer video instead of rental. Really informative video! 👏 thanks!
Kitsilano is my favourite area in Vancouver too! I like the mix of tranquility from residences and vibrancy from beaches, coffee shops and small shops.
Great video so thank you for making it! I have lived in BC for over 50 years and I learned more about Vancouver in this one video than I have in a long while...keep up the great job.
Easy answers for peeps: a) If you are a wealthy senior, pick Kerrisdale so you will be surrounded by the same class b) if you're a wealthy white hippie, pick Kitsilano c) if you are a broke ass hippie, then go for Mt. Pleasant d) if you got some $ and are young and single, pick Downtown e) if you love Asian food and don't mind seeing lots of Asians, then East Van or Burnaby (safer) f) if you were from China, you would probably wanna pick Kerrisdale, Point Grey, and pretty much all over Vancouver West + Metrotown Burnaby - trust me, this summary is pretty accurate!! AND if you don't have much $ to buy/rent in Greater Vancouver and don't mind seeing some rednecks, then by all means go for Maple Ridge, Langley, even Mission too!
If you're interested in East Vancouver, I recommend searching up Trout Lake and Commercial Drive, two of the nicest community and cultural highlights of this side of town. Renfrew Ravine is also really cool.
Hi Adam. There is an area east of Commercial Dr in East Vancouver called The East Village. There is a bus that goes downtown in 20 minutes and goes out to SFU College/ University. Coffee shops, diverse restaurants, a community centre and one of the best grocery stores in Vancouver with amazing produce etc at great prices! A nearby park and a friendly community atmosphere.
West end is the best area in my opinion you have the beach festivals in the summer and fireworks and groceries and schools and walking distance to downtown and it is gorgeous and still affordable
Great vid. One thing you missed is that there are a few older buildings in the West End where you can get studio for about 12-1300 or 1 beds for 13-1400
@@canadalover7560 there are if you walk along Barclay and call every for rent sign. I went and saw those prices in person about 6 months ago These are older buildings but they're there
I’m a student, currently living in downtown west end, near by the English bay….it’s great place to be…rent is bit cheaper for me… but I like west van or north van more… you can show that part of Vancouver also…
I live in a low rise apartment in West End Vancouver and my rent is only1400$ alot of the older antique apartments that have been fixed up are cheeper. There is actually alot of them here. but everything else you said about it was right. oh you did just say that you could find cheeper in all areas. ya so people just need to look and dont settle till you find cheeper.
Adam , you have to also give the opinion about the North Shore ok ? About West and North Vancouver ! I love to know what you think about because it’s part of Vancouver and really has a easy commute to the business centre ! And a amazing life style in the North Shore with the beauty of nature around you ! Thank you , I am looking forward to see some thing like that in the future!
Adam this is good. I am from Montreal now in Kitchener. I moved to Vancouver in 1975 went east in 2005 . 1973 A visit to Gastown ans a real run down slim hole. Big change now. All major cities and rent are out of sight. The wages have not kept up. Thank you politicians, I will return soon but will be to the Kootenays. Give me the forests and the lakes
Appreciate your efforts, Adam. I have myself had the trouble of going to different locations in Melbourne to look for housing, can understand the efforts put in this!
Hello, just wanted to say that your channel has been extremely extremely helpful! So thank you so much~ I'm from Mexico and I'm planning to move to Vancouver w/ my mother early next year, and hopefully work on the VG industry
Nice guide! You need to make a Part 2 video about North Vancouver prices, West Vancouver, New Westminster, Richmond, Surrey, Coquitlam - all the large satellites of Vancouver
Two things Adam, First of all, I love the vibe of Gastown, so i see why you like to spend time there and Second, I love those rim horned glasses you have on in the video. Great Choice!!! Thank you for another amazing and knowledgeable video. I look forward to your next one!!
Newcomers should check out sunrise hastings. It's cheap, on transit, free street parking, right next to the freeway and very safe. 2 bed laneway for 1500 (total).
I lived in the West End. I loved that it was within walking distance of restaurants, stores, and beaches. But the rents were really high. I usually avoided going out alone after 7 p.m and before 8 a.m. because there would be homeless and mentally ill people wandering the streets and they can sometimes be unpredictable. If I were to go back to Vancouver, I would probably move to Burnaby. It's more affordable and also close to stores and restaurants. It would be nice to see more on this area in a future video.
@@westendgirl444 Thank you for your answer. I've done some research and came to the conclusion that to someone from South America like me, the "danger" Canadians speak of is pretty mild to nonexistent. I should have no worries moving there.
I know most people would find all of this really expensive, but compared to the UK housing prices this isn't bad at all! you'd be hard pressed to find a decent one bed in London in a nice area for the equivalent price of a nice place in downtown....
All those places you mentioned but Burnaby are fine. It's too far out. But the city is very sleepy, so if you want a little more culture, excitement and fun other than hiking / skiing... it's probably best to look at another city.
You left out marpole, south of kerrisdale north of Richmond. When I lived their marpole was a cheap quiet area much like east van but even more quiet. The area doesn’t have much to offer really but there is the Fraser River. For a couple years we lived off 73rd and Hudson which is basically what Granville street becomes
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True. But it also means you probs can’t afford a cucumber in Coover. X
@@staycasual7203 I'd do anything to get a cucumber from Vancouver.
Lyric Venom we all would bro, we all would..
Awww so sweet, thank you!
Thanks
I'm Brazilian and i'm not going to move to Vancouver, but I really like to see how different things are abroad 😊
I do the same thing ! 😂
Very cheap Langley. Cheap Surrey, East Vancouver New Westminster. Middle range Coquitlam. Upper middle Burnaby more expensive Richmond. Most expensive downtown Vancouver, west Vancouver and North Vancouver. Most exciting for tourist probably downtown and north Vancouver
I'm brazilian as well and I've been to Toronto
I’m also from Brazil and planning going to Vancouver to study,it’s quite a complicated procedure but I’ll try to make it
I'm Japanese and im moving to Vancouver in October! This video is really helpful for me!!
Glad I could help! Hope all went well with the move 🙌😄
I think the one problem people run into when thinking about moving to Vancouver is $$$
haha Well I can't fight with you on that 😂
@@AdamJBell I’m heading to Vancouver in August, and have certainly had cold feet while making the decision (at various different points), but it’s getting to a point now where the cost of living isn’t actually all that different than the rest of the country; with a few notable exceptions like Calgary. Looking forward to the move. Keep up the good work :) I appreciate all the information you’re slingin.
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The answer is: The Island. 😸
What about surrey? Gang gang
Couples sounds promising; but the real curve ball is couples with a single-pet , although I think there might have been a move in legislation recently regarding this.
@@Thomas-qg7fe Yes moving with a pet can be troublesome it's true!
Good video! Being born and raised in “east” Vancouver I would have probably elaborated on a few more areas instead of just generalizing. Commercial, main, Champlain heights, Oakridge, Kingsway, Joyce, south Vancouver etc. All in or around east Vancouver but have their own pros and cons and differ from each other greatly. Especially when you compare avg rent from let’s say commercial to Champlain you’re likely looking at. 2-300$ difference!
Anyways after 24 years living in east van I made the move up to Surrey and have never been happier! Also a very viable option if you work down town especially in the new city centre area localized around the skytrain, sfu, kpu, surrey memorial and city hall. My door to Rogers arena is 39 minutes flat.
Thanks for the advice Alex, I may do that in episode 2!
Sounds like a good location!
@@AdamJBell Yeah! Great for myself.
I drive but it's nice to take the skytrain to metrotown etc and not have to deal with parking/traffic . My parents also live right by nanaimo station so sometimes I skytrain when i go to there place. It's nice to pop on some headphones and 22 minutes later be there for just $2.40.
My Fiance is a Nurse at Surrey Memorial as well and she walks to work which saves her on Parking $/Time. Majority of my building i'd say are people in the healthcare field.
Chaplain heights is mostly on leased land.
Aspiring Canadian. These videos are much needed. Thanks, Adam.
Glad they are of use!
Thanks for the support 💯
Hey Adam, this is extremely helpful, thank you for putting in the extra mile in making this video! Especially the rent, neighborhood vibe and commute time to downtown were most important. I'm psyched that you're releasing a guide for students 😁 Cheers!
Awesome, glad to hear the videos are helpful :) I wanted to give info on the things I would want to know I were moving here !
I'll be posting on instagram when the Guides are available @a.grizz :D
@@AdamJBell have followed you there!
Kitsilano/Point Grey! I live there since 2008. Moving to Vancouver is a lot of decision making. I used to live in Calgary and I started my life there as an immigrant. Calgary has given me so many opportunities. There's so many challenges along the way but those experiences would make me a stronger and better person. I was already established myself in 2008 in Calgary. I recently purchased a brand new condo. in downtown Calgary then all my close friends decided to move from Calgary to other places. That's how I made a decision to move to Vancouver. I traded my 2 bedroom condo. from Calgary to a studio in Kitsilano, Vancouver. That's how the transition and a life trade that I have to do. No regrets.
Moving from Australia in 3 weeks 😬 this video is so helpful thank you! The fact you drove around and got shots of the places - legend
I moved from Vancouver to Victoria and couldn't be happier! Vic has everything Van has, plus nicer people and better weather
Victoria is newLy wed and nearly dead city. I agree better than Vancouver. However to much government in Victoria (Provincial Government, all government jobs, and contractors, the Federal Navy base in Esquimalt, and Royal Rhodes college, along with UVic. Not much for industry since fishing, logging pretty much ended. Basically service jobs for government. Therefore expect little innovation, high tax, and never ending union inefficiency. Oak bay, Fairfield and North Saanich are nice (lived in all those locations). Still the many, meth heads and drug addicts isn’t resolved (this goes al way from Vancouver down to San Diego same issues). Overall Victoria nice temp from March-October.
Hey Amanda. How do you find the work opportunities in Vic? We are considering moving from TO to Vancover next year in summer. Thx
Hi Adam, I'm loving the vids! I live in California right now but I'm strongly considering moving to the Vancouver area for work. I've been doing the research on what it will take to move to Canada and I'm feeling so excited. Thanks for all the informative vids!
- Joe
Glad to help you take the steps ! Good luck on the journey Joe
I would say you shouldn’t because the people are unfriendly and it’s ridiculously expensive, but idk how much different it is in California.
@@Ashley-cr4ow thanks for the feedback! it's insanely expensive here in California too haha. as it turns out, I don't think I'll be moving to Canada anyways.
@@rocksteady31 yeah the problem is it’s expensive but also a lonely city. There’s nothing exciting about it. That’s why I want to leave. Lived in the burbs of van my whole life.
This was a year ago!! Definitely increased now!! 😥 thanks for sharing!! Super informative!
Gotta love Burnaby
I agree and me too since 2001. Vancouver density is so high, streets are packed with cars and roads are narrow, construction everywhere. Burnaby offers a lot of space and encourages you to explore life outside Vancouver city proper. I hate driving and parking downtown now , but I am an old fart now, more suited to the suburbs.
After living in Vancouver for so long, it's amazing to know how much I didn't know
I came here from fb group named - UA-cam Channel and Video Promotion 😉
Great breakdown. Straight facts no BS. keep it up
That's how we like it haha.
Thanks Jon 💯
Great video. I would have added Marpole and Commercial Drive to the list. Both are highly sought after due to being close to a sky train and in the case of Commercial drive it’s arguably the best street in all of Vancouver. I lived on the Drive for 5 years and absolutely loved it.
Great additions you are right !
Adam J Bell I’d like to see a Main st vs Commercial drive video. My partner and I argue about witch is better, she prefers Main and I favour Commercial.
Love your perspective! We need to move to Vancouver for my husband's work. Would love to see a home buyer video instead of rental. Really informative video! 👏 thanks!
I just moved to van and I loved the video!
Awesome to hear ! Thanks :D
Kitsilano is my favourite area in Vancouver too! I like the mix of tranquility from residences and vibrancy from beaches, coffee shops and small shops.
🙌Yes! Exactly such a great mix
it's obvious you are making progress man , keep it up
thank you armin I appreciate it 🙌
I’d like to see a video just like this , but for Richmond. Keep it up.
I'll do some research!
Thanks :D
This young man is damn good at what he does, subscribed!!
Thank you Sarvesh, I appreciate the support! 😀💯
Great video so thank you for making it! I have lived in BC for over 50 years and I learned more about Vancouver in this one video than I have in a long while...keep up the great job.
Easy answers for peeps: a) If you are a wealthy senior, pick Kerrisdale so you will be surrounded by the same class b) if you're a wealthy white hippie, pick Kitsilano c) if you are a broke ass hippie, then go for Mt. Pleasant d) if you got some $ and are young and single, pick Downtown e) if you love Asian food and don't mind seeing lots of Asians, then East Van or Burnaby (safer) f) if you were from China, you would probably wanna pick Kerrisdale, Point Grey, and pretty much all over Vancouver West + Metrotown Burnaby - trust me, this summary is pretty accurate!! AND if you don't have much $ to buy/rent in Greater Vancouver and don't mind seeing some rednecks, then by all means go for Maple Ridge, Langley, even Mission too!
If you're interested in East Vancouver, I recommend searching up Trout Lake and Commercial Drive, two of the nicest community and cultural highlights of this side of town. Renfrew Ravine is also really cool.
Commercial Drive is all very hip but has a very low number of rental units and very few apartment buildings.
This is superb! Thank you kindly. I’lm surely going to need to revisit this over the next few months
Glad to here it will help :D
Hey Adam, thank you so much for the video! Kitsilano looks cool :)
This was a great video, thank you! Way better than watching real estate agent videos.
One of the coolest UA-camr!!! Keep them coming, stay blessed!!!
Hi Adam. There is an area east of Commercial Dr in East Vancouver called The East Village. There is a bus that goes downtown in 20 minutes and goes out to SFU College/ University. Coffee shops, diverse restaurants, a community centre and one of the best grocery stores in Vancouver with amazing produce etc at great prices! A nearby park and a friendly community atmosphere.
great video man thanks for doing this
Thanks :) Glad to help !!
I'm moving to Vancouver next week and your video has been super helpful for me in finding the right neighborhood many thanks
West end is the best area in my opinion you have the beach festivals in the summer and fireworks and groceries and schools and walking distance to downtown and it is gorgeous and still affordable
Moving to Van in September so this was super helpful! Kits has always had my heart :)
The average rent prices aren't nearly as high or outrageous as I had thought they'd be. It's Toronto that's looking overpriced to me now... lol!
I had to move east in 1999 and I'm soooooo homesick for Vancouver. AHHHH!
You need to update this as the rents have gone up! All in the 2000s now.
Amazing production quality for such a small channel
Been trying to go the extra mile! Thanks Duncan, appreciate it
Great vid. One thing you missed is that there are a few older buildings in the West End where you can get studio for about 12-1300 or 1 beds for 13-1400
Not a chance my friend
@@canadalover7560 there are if you walk along Barclay and call every for rent sign.
I went and saw those prices in person about 6 months ago
These are older buildings but they're there
My last visit to my Aunt in North Vancouver was in 2015...hopefully to come back soon..😊
love the way u explained
Thank you! Good scenery around the lower mainland. Much appreciation for the rental estimates.
Would love some info on North Vancouver. A similar video that covers different areas in N Vancouver would be awesome :)
Great video, the map really helped. Thanks again!
Glad to here!
Thx for the support 🙌
Loved the video, excited for the upcoming guides⚡⚡
Thanks, glad to hear it :)
I'll be posting when the Guides are available on my Instagram @a.grizz
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Bro make video on Surry
I'll do some research !
@@AdamJBell thanks bhai
I’m a student, currently living in downtown west end, near by the English bay….it’s great place to be…rent is bit cheaper for me… but I like west van or north van more… you can show that part of Vancouver also…
I live in the Riley Park area near Fraser street. A basement. Very nice. And the rent is really good.
This is a great guide for people not familiar with the areas of Vancouver and what they should look out for
Exactly the value I was trying to provide !
Really interesting video! good way to explin diffirent places of Vancouver in terms of renting places.
An hour on transit from kerisdale? I think that is an overstatement
This video made me subscribe to your channel! Great vid and will be moving to Vancouver this august, looking forward to it!
Nice video, thank you so much 🙌
I used to live on Main and 61 east. Great area close to transit and my drive was about 20 minutes to get downtown.
I've come back to this video time and time again, it's insanely helpful! thank you thank you thank you!
Living in Burnaby for past 2 years and it's a very good place. Paying around $1540 for 1 bedroom apartment.
Nice, that's good to hear! Not super expensive 👍
I live in a low rise apartment in West End Vancouver and my rent is only1400$ alot of the older antique apartments that have been fixed up are cheeper. There is actually alot of them here. but everything else you said about it was right. oh you did just say that you could find cheeper in all areas. ya so people just need to look and dont settle till you find cheeper.
Thanks for your attention and efforts
Adam , you have to also give the opinion about the North Shore ok ? About West and North Vancouver ! I love to know what you think about because it’s part of Vancouver and really has a easy commute to the business centre ! And a amazing life style in the North Shore with the beauty of nature around you ! Thank you , I am looking forward to see some thing like that in the future!
Adam this is good. I am from Montreal now in Kitchener. I moved to Vancouver in 1975 went east in 2005 . 1973 A visit to Gastown ans a real run down slim hole. Big change now. All major cities and rent are out of sight. The wages have not kept up. Thank you politicians, I will return soon but will be to the Kootenays. Give me the forests and the lakes
Burnaby is a different city so it'd be cool to see a vid just about Burnaby
Burnaby is awesome. I miss it there
Best review ever 👍
Appreciate your efforts, Adam. I have myself had the trouble of going to different locations in Melbourne to look for housing, can understand the efforts put in this!
Hello, just wanted to say that your channel has been extremely extremely helpful! So thank you so much~
I'm from Mexico and I'm planning to move to Vancouver w/ my mother early next year, and hopefully work on the VG industry
concise and well made video. Subscribed!
thank you, much appreciated :)
very informative thank you adam!
Nice guide! You need to make a Part 2 video about North Vancouver prices, West Vancouver, New Westminster, Richmond, Surrey, Coquitlam - all the large satellites of Vancouver
Thanks :)
That was most likely the plan!! Will do 💯
Great videos Adam!
Great video my friend! Thank you for these useful informations 👊🏽
When I moved to Vancouver I lived in Kits then moved to North Vancouver now thinking about moving to Yaletown.
All good places in my opinion, I've been looking at Yaletown too recently !
The most helpful vid🔥♥️
I love ALL your videos! They're so helpful to me.
Two things Adam, First of all, I love the vibe of Gastown, so i see why you like to spend time there and Second, I love those rim horned glasses you have on in the video. Great Choice!!! Thank you for another amazing and knowledgeable video. I look forward to your next one!!
Newcomers should check out sunrise hastings. It's cheap, on transit, free street parking, right next to the freeway and very safe.
2 bed laneway for 1500 (total).
Helpful video, I am thinking about moving in Canada , Vancouver and had zero idea about the different area , thanks a lot
3:52 Making a left turn right in front of a pedestrian. No better example of Vancouver’s drivers 😂😂
I remember when I filmed it I was thinking the same hahaha
Keeping in mind that the pedestrian stepped out on a “no walk” signal ... looking at her phone no less ...
I lived in the West End. I loved that it was within walking distance of restaurants, stores, and beaches. But the rents were really high. I usually avoided going out alone after 7 p.m and before 8 a.m. because there would be homeless and mentally ill people wandering the streets and they can sometimes be unpredictable. If I were to go back to Vancouver, I would probably move to Burnaby. It's more affordable and also close to stores and restaurants. It would be nice to see more on this area in a future video.
Is that the kitsalano area?
What about the homelessness and drug problem? Can you give an update, please?
@@fftere I don't live in Vancouver anymore but I heard from friends the homelessness and drug problem in the downtown area has become worse.
@@westendgirl444 Thank you for your answer. I've done some research and came to the conclusion that to someone from South America like me, the "danger" Canadians speak of is pretty mild to nonexistent. I should have no worries moving there.
Nicely put. Thanks Adam
Loved the video. Great effort
Thanks Sachin, I have been trying to go the extra mile with the video production! 💯
Love the video, very informative ✊🏿
Thanks Rob! Glad you thought so 🙌
Good work Adam. Useful information
I know most people would find all of this really expensive, but compared to the UK housing prices this isn't bad at all! you'd be hard pressed to find a decent one bed in London in a nice area for the equivalent price of a nice place in downtown....
Great Information and helpful for anyone moving to Vancouver.
Thanks Rahat, glad you thought so!
So glad I found your channel. Hoping to move to Surrey in March.
Keep it up! 👏🏼
Subscribed!
Thanks for the helpful info. Can u make an update video concerning the prices 😅
I ended up moving to Sunset... nice place but terribly connected transit wise. Getting to downtown is a solid hour on the 8
This video was really helpful. Thanks!
Good to hear, glad I can help ! 💯
All those places you mentioned but Burnaby are fine. It's too far out. But the city is very sleepy, so if you want a little more culture, excitement and fun other than hiking / skiing... it's probably best to look at another city.
Yes, please, look at other cities!!
Vancouver is full!
Very good my friend,keep up the good work
If you are young , either Kits or around Main Street. Downtown is a short 10 minute ride.
👍👍^^
I’ve been looking into Vancouver a bunch and this was super helpful. I appreciate it! Subbed and looking forward to more
thanks for sharing! see you soon!
Great video! My neighbourhood wasn't mentioned, but it's very similar to Kerrisdale. I went to kits, mount pleasant and kerrisdale today!
Thank you for making informative video. New subscriber from Bangkok, Thailand. 🇹🇭 🍁 🇨🇦
Thank you for making this video!! Very useful!
You left out marpole, south of kerrisdale north of Richmond. When I lived their marpole was a cheap quiet area much like east van but even more quiet. The area doesn’t have much to offer really but there is the Fraser River. For a couple years we lived off 73rd and Hudson which is basically what Granville street becomes
I just couldn't cover too many other places in one video, possibly in the next episode I will get to those 💯
This is so helpful! Thanks for driving around and letting up know!
Hey nice video ! I just thought you could interview some resident or shop's owner to get their opinions :)