misery at Vancouver housing cost?
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Interesting article on 150,000 families thinking of moving out of metro Vancouver due to the misery of housing costs.... |
Re: misery at Vancouver housing cost?
I see a ton of articles but not the one referred to. :unsure:
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Ah, gotta love an iPad. I will try again
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Re: misery at Vancouver housing cost?
Of those polled, 95% have a commute of 45+minutes, so they don't live in Vancouver anyway. So how would they move away if they don't live here?
http://angusreid.org/wp-content/uplo...ousing_ARI.pdf |
Re: misery at Vancouver housing cost?
Are they miserable about the traffic and the house prices?
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Do we have any BE members living in those blocks in the photo?
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Originally Posted by Aviator
(Post 11679943)
Of those polled, 95% have a commute of 45+minutes, so they don't live in Vancouver anyway. So how would they move away if they don't live here?
http://angusreid.org/wp-content/uplo...ousing_ARI.pdf |
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Seems a fairly pointless survey to me. The "Happy" segment tend to be retired / pre-retired (financially secure) individuals; whereas the "Miserable" segment are young,starting out, and struggling financially. Does it really require 49 pages for Angus Reid to explain all that. Perhaps it's just the segment names that are so uninspired.
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A couple of years ago I was offered a job transfer to Vancouver. The company paid for me and my family to visit for a few days to look around and talk to some realtors and so on. One of the questions we asked was about school places and the consistent answer was that, if we could afford to live in any of the nice areas downtown (we couldn't without taking a big hit on space) then school places were no problem because every one of the schools had falling rolls. I don't know whether the number of people living down town is falling, but it's clear that the number of younger people there is in rapid decline.
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I can drive downtown in 40-45 minutes and commute an hour. It is depressing.
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Re: misery at Vancouver housing cost?
Originally Posted by Aviator
(Post 11679943)
Of those polled, 95% have a commute of 45+minutes, so they don't live in Vancouver anyway. So how would they move away if they don't live here?
http://angusreid.org/wp-content/uplo...ousing_ARI.pdf Well I can understand why people who bought at 100k and now have properties worth 2m are happy *jealous* :starsmile: |
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Originally Posted by dishwashing
(Post 11680440)
What's considered Vancouver? Is north van, Abbotsford, Tri-cities in or out?
Well I can understand why people who bought at 100k and now have properties worth 2m are happy *jealous* :starsmile: |
Re: misery at Vancouver housing cost?
Originally Posted by dishwashing
(Post 11680440)
What's considered Vancouver? Is north van, Abbotsford, Tri-cities in or out?
Well I can understand why people who bought at 100k and now have properties worth 2m are happy *jealous* :starsmile: http://www.metrovancouver.org/about/Pages/default.aspx Going east ends at Maple Ridge and Aldergrove, you also have smaller places like Bowen Island, and Lions Bay which are part of Metro Van.
Originally Posted by Shard
(Post 11680124)
Seems a fairly pointless survey to me. The "Happy" segment tend to be retired / pre-retired (financially secure) individuals; whereas the "Miserable" segment are young,starting out, and struggling financially. Does it really require 49 pages for Angus Reid to explain all that. Perhaps it's just the segment names that are so uninspired.
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Re: misery at Vancouver housing cost?
Originally Posted by Aviator
(Post 11680508)
Metro Vancouver comes out to Aldergrove. The survey is going to be skewed comparing families in Point Grey, West Van, Poco and ALdergrove. I'd be pissed off too if I had to live in Aldergrove.
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