Houses in Canada
Hi all,
Is it just me or does anyone else also think the houses in Canada are just amazing? I mean we have looked at some HD videos on some estate agents websites in St Albert ,Edmonton, alberta and what you get for your money just seems unbelievable compared to similar price range here in the UK? Puts our recent house purchase to shame :o We have been using Google Earth to look around Edmonton too which is outstanding to be able to view in such detail :) |
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Well, it's Edmonton. You'd get a much less amazing house in Vancouver for your money ;)
Are you planning to move there? |
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Theres always a cheery one on here....lol
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I'm usually amazed that all that stands between me and fresh air is some 2x4's,gyproc,vapour barrier, insulation, 3/4" plywood, tyvec and some wooden siding. It all seems a bit, well, insubstantial compared to my 100 year old brick place back in the UK. It is easier to fix though.
To the OP, Houses in Canada are cheap where land is cheap and demand is low and expensive where land is expensive and demand is high. Rather like the UK. Or anywhere else for that matter, |
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Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 9069370)
I'm usually amazed that all that stands between me and fresh air is some 2x4's,gyproc,vapour barrier, insulation, 3/4" plywood, tyvec and some wooded siding. It all seems a bit, well, insubstantial compared to my 100 year old brick place back in the UK. It is easier to fix though.
To the OP, Houses in Canada are cheap where land is cheap and demand is low and expensive where land is expensive and demand is high. Rather like the UK. Or anywhere else for that matter, |
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Originally Posted by imoutofhere
(Post 9069355)
Theres always a cheery one on here....lol
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Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 9069370)
I'm usually amazed that all that stands between me and fresh air is some 2x4's,gyproc,vapour barrier, insulation, 3/4" plywood, tyvec and some wooden siding. It all seems a bit, well, insubstantial compared to my 100 year old brick place back in the UK. It is easier to fix though.
To the OP, Houses in Canada are cheap where land is cheap and demand is low and expensive where land is expensive and demand is high. Rather like the UK. Or anywhere else for that matter, |
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Originally Posted by Kiwilass
(Post 9069327)
Well, it's Edmonton. You'd get a much less amazing house in Vancouver for your money ;)
Are you planning to move there? |
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Originally Posted by vettemaster
(Post 9069213)
Hi all,
Is it just me or does anyone else also think the houses in Canada are just amazing? I mean we have looked at some HD videos on some estate agents websites in St Albert ,Edmonton, alberta and what you get for your money just seems unbelievable compared to similar price range here in the UK? Puts our recent house purchase to shame :o We have been using Google Earth to look around Edmonton too which is outstanding to be able to view in such detail :) |
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Originally Posted by Dunstable Diva
(Post 9069579)
Some houses are very lovely and some are cold and shed like. Newer houses are better insulated and less maintenance. I live in a 1970s house which has been " renovated " (badly upon closer inspection) and it is cold. And yes having a big house seems like a dream but you have to clean it, maintain it, cool it, heat it and dont forget the winters are long and cold. And yes I know UK has been hit hard this year but lets not harp on about that. Oh BTW most Canadians dont even want to live in Edmonton!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by vettemaster
(Post 9069609)
Why would most canadians not want to live in Edmonton?:confused:
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Originally Posted by vettemaster
(Post 9069573)
its was either that or Manitoba or Vancouver
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Originally Posted by snowshoveller
(Post 9069630)
Not being funny, but why are you looking at houses in Edmonton, its a helluva commute
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Originally Posted by vettemaster
(Post 9069632)
Offices are in Edmonton, Ft. McMurray ,Manitoba or Vancouver so not much of a commute if we chose Edmonton as the Edmonton office is 23 minutes from Edmonton City Centre. I was looking at St Albert in Edmonton.
But dreams of mcmansions would have to be put aside if one were to consider Vancity, given real estate prices. |
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Originally Posted by vettemaster
(Post 9069632)
Offices are in Edmonton, Ft. McMurray ,Manitoba or Vancouver so not much of a commute if we chose Edmonton as the Edmonton office is 23 minutes from Edmonton City Centre. I was looking at St Albert in Edmonton.
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