Vancouver: where young families are living
May 29th 2012, 2:37 pm
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Vancouver: where young families are living
According to Census, less children in West Van, North Vancouver, and Vancouver itself (which means public schools will be under pressure to close)
Young families moving into places on rapid transit lines or with affordable housing: Richmond, Burnaby, New West, Surrey, Langley, Chilliwhack, Port Moody/Coquitlam, Ridge/Meadows according to CBC radio.
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Young families moving into places on rapid transit lines or with affordable housing: Richmond, Burnaby, New West, Surrey, Langley, Chilliwhack, Port Moody/Coquitlam, Ridge/Meadows according to CBC radio.
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May 29th 2012, 3:36 pm
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Re: Vancouver: where young families are living
According to Census, less children in West Van, North Vancouver, and Vancouver itself (which means public schools will be under pressure to close)
Young families moving into places on rapid transit lines or with affordable housing: Richmond, Burnaby, New West, Surrey, Langley, Chilliwhack, Port Moody/Coquitlam, Ridge/Meadows according to CBC radio.
You're welcome
Young families moving into places on rapid transit lines or with affordable housing: Richmond, Burnaby, New West, Surrey, Langley, Chilliwhack, Port Moody/Coquitlam, Ridge/Meadows according to CBC radio.
You're welcome
May 29th 2012, 6:45 pm
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Re: Vancouver: where young families are living
May 29th 2012, 8:29 pm
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Re: Vancouver: where young families are living
It's sleepy down here, but in a very pleasant sort of a way. The weather is a ton better, houses cheaper and the US is a mere 2 min drive. Life is pretty rosy here. Never saw myself in the burbs...but it actually suits me. Having a decent sized house is a plus also. Anyway have to go and mow the lawn.
May 29th 2012, 9:13 pm
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Re: Vancouver: where young families are living
no you are right. I actually ended up in the reverse situation...commuting from the north shore to north surrey...hell.. and the mrs was commuting to white rock....the move made sense really.
It's sleepy down here, but in a very pleasant sort of a way. The weather is a ton better, houses cheaper and the US is a mere 2 min drive. Life is pretty rosy here. Never saw myself in the burbs...but it actually suits me. Having a decent sized house is a plus also. Anyway have to go and mow the lawn.
It's sleepy down here, but in a very pleasant sort of a way. The weather is a ton better, houses cheaper and the US is a mere 2 min drive. Life is pretty rosy here. Never saw myself in the burbs...but it actually suits me. Having a decent sized house is a plus also. Anyway have to go and mow the lawn.
