New Glasgow - is it nice???
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New Glasgow - is it nice???
Hi guys!
Just come back from a 4,500km reccie of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. One of the only area's we wanted but did not get to was New Glasgow in Nova Scotia...
It comes up for us as we're looking at buying rental properies (four plex and up) and New Glasgow keeps coming up as very good value on realtor.ca
Not meaning to be rude to anyone who lives there lol, but is it a hole???
Just come back from a 4,500km reccie of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. One of the only area's we wanted but did not get to was New Glasgow in Nova Scotia...
It comes up for us as we're looking at buying rental properies (four plex and up) and New Glasgow keeps coming up as very good value on realtor.ca
Not meaning to be rude to anyone who lives there lol, but is it a hole???
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Re: New Glasgow - is it nice???
Hi guys!
Just come back from a 4,500km reccie of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. One of the only area's we wanted but did not get to was New Glasgow in Nova Scotia...
It comes up for us as we're looking at buying rental properies (four plex and up) and New Glasgow keeps coming up as very good value on realtor.ca
Not meaning to be rude to anyone who lives there lol, but is it a hole???
Just come back from a 4,500km reccie of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. One of the only area's we wanted but did not get to was New Glasgow in Nova Scotia...
It comes up for us as we're looking at buying rental properies (four plex and up) and New Glasgow keeps coming up as very good value on realtor.ca
Not meaning to be rude to anyone who lives there lol, but is it a hole???
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Glasgow,_Nova_Scotia
A declining population and job losses doesn't make me think that the Real Housewives will make New Glasgow their next location.
Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys was born there so that is something.
#3
Re: New Glasgow - is it nice???
I have been there. I thought it smelly and rundown. There is a poster here who lives in New Glasgow who can paint a prettier picture.
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Re: New Glasgow - is it nice???
Guess I didn't miss much there afterall!
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Re: New Glasgow - is it nice???
I drove there once to look at properties didn't take long to turn around and start driving away.
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As a general rule of thumb, if house prices are cheap, it's because people don't want to live there.
But as remote working becomes ever easier, I suspect a lot of us are going to leave the cities in the next few years. So it may not be a bad idea in the long term.
But as remote working becomes ever easier, I suspect a lot of us are going to leave the cities in the next few years. So it may not be a bad idea in the long term.
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I agree, to a point, for some places, but could it not be said that prices are better for people to buy and live a better life where as prices in let’s say Toronto are just well over inflated ?
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Sure, but being a landlord in a place where people don't want to live probably isn't a great business model. It may still work out if prices are cheap enough, but it's likely to be harder than renting places in a town where people do want to live.
Certainly rents here doubled during the housing boom of 2007, as house prices exploded and vacancy rates dropped close to zero.
Certainly rents here doubled during the housing boom of 2007, as house prices exploded and vacancy rates dropped close to zero.
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Re: New Glasgow - is it nice???
Sure, but being a landlord in a place where people don't want to live probably isn't a great business model. It may still work out if prices are cheap enough, but it's likely to be harder than renting places in a town where people do want to live.
Certainly rents here doubled during the housing boom of 2007, as house prices exploded and vacancy rates dropped close to zero.
Certainly rents here doubled during the housing boom of 2007, as house prices exploded and vacancy rates dropped close to zero.
I know I have been thru the whole price v place search and found Cornwall ON to be liveable yet affordable