toronto
Aug 30th 2008, 7:02 pm
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Aug 31st 2008, 12:26 am
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Re: toronto
so you live in toronto then? how long have you lived there?
wouldnt mind living down town as it is close to all the night life..but is there a beach in toronto? im really not to familiar with the city you see..if so,is the beach area a happening palce.i like living by the ocean you see,as for some reason the atmospher is a lot better
wouldnt mind living down town as it is close to all the night life..but is there a beach in toronto? im really not to familiar with the city you see..if so,is the beach area a happening palce.i like living by the ocean you see,as for some reason the atmospher is a lot better
Aug 31st 2008, 12:29 am
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Re: toronto
ha just seen all the other post. your never to young..
Aug 31st 2008, 1:14 pm
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Re: toronto
Hello again
We haven't been to Vancouver so I can't compare with Toronto.What I will say is that we found eating out cheaper than the UK but the general price of clothes,CD's,books etc the same as the UK.We met with a couple in Ottawa that said they felt the cost of living to be around a 1/4 cheaper than the UK.
House prices were scary-a look around a few estate agent windows and a property paper showed the average price for a 3 bed apartment $1 MILLION CD, a house apprx 1 1/2 - 2 million! We were looking at housing for a family,your needs will be different,and therefore prices would be different.
This was also right in the centre,it gets cheaper as you go out.
With a lottery win we would be buying a place near the harbourfront tomorrow!
Regards
Deeny
We haven't been to Vancouver so I can't compare with Toronto.What I will say is that we found eating out cheaper than the UK but the general price of clothes,CD's,books etc the same as the UK.We met with a couple in Ottawa that said they felt the cost of living to be around a 1/4 cheaper than the UK.
House prices were scary-a look around a few estate agent windows and a property paper showed the average price for a 3 bed apartment $1 MILLION CD, a house apprx 1 1/2 - 2 million! We were looking at housing for a family,your needs will be different,and therefore prices would be different.
This was also right in the centre,it gets cheaper as you go out.
With a lottery win we would be buying a place near the harbourfront tomorrow!
Regards
Deeny
She says it's worth about 200,000 now 12 months later.
Sep 1st 2008, 7:24 pm
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Re: toronto
thats seems to be happening all over canada then.as my mate bought a house here in vancouver.and in 2 years it has doubled in value
