Small Towns on VANCOUVER ISLAND you can move to!
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- Опубліковано 1 тра 2023
- If you're undecided about where you want to relocate to on Vancouver Island, check out these Small Towns near Nanaimo B.C.! I'll be covering Lantzville, Nanoose Bay and Ladysmith on Vancouver Island! They might surprise you!
Correction: 1:54, Seaview Elementary
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Seaview Elementary NOT Seabreeze*
I’m there in July, checking out Nanaimo’s, Myra falls, Tofino, Victoria etc.
Nice time of year to visit the Island! I hope you'll be in touch!
No offence but how the heck is a $1.2 million home something the average person can “move to”? If you could find something under $350k, you’re getting closer, but that still means a 2-income family making in excess of $200k per year. It’s a shame so many places aren’t affordable.
I wouldn't say the "average person" can afford most homes in BC, no. But those prices are to be expected when you live here.
@@Ritaisrelocating I used to live in BC so I get the joy of living there. But my goodness, those prices aren’t warranted. Populations aren’t going to grow if a community is reliant on only 1%-ers to move there. However, real estate pricing doesn’t make much sense. I used to live in Calgary and I’d see homes to downtown for $1 million and I’d think, “you spend all that money and the house is still in Calgary.”