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Obvious he need this information to stay alive.. 😅😅😅😅😅

I think your analysis of data and trends in the Calgary market makes a lot of sense. Thanks

Edmonton has crazy cold snaps. Im from tnhe USA and visited Alberta in October and it was getting windy. Calgary had a cold snap and it get so cold the lite rail tracks warped. Im from an American city that NEVER drops below minus 6 Celius

The American embargo on Canadian lumber will increase lumber supply and lower the cost to builders but immigration cutbacks will lower demand while lower banks rates will drive up demand but unemployment will lower demand but Pierre's pro oil will increase high paying jobs but the American oil embargo will make Canadian oil less profitable which will cause oil field job losses which will lower demand for homes but the tanking Canadian dollar will make Canadian exports more attractive which will increase demand but Ontario manufacturing will increase because of improved export demands and those who moved from Ontario to Alberta will move back to what they know (manufacturing) and yadda yadda yadda. It's anyone's guess. Buy and hold, human population everywhere but in 1st world nations grows exponentially and they all need housing.

Canada's economy is collapsing

The dryness.

Yup, he's a realtor. He knows nothing

I am 68 and only went to Alberta, Calgary for the first time from Winnipeg a few years ago. My wife had to get a US visa and in Winnipeg they shut the consulate. It is too high up and you might get a headache. The air pressure is 2 pounds lower than in Winnipeg. About 13 PSI , in a plane is about 10 or 11 PSI. So you might get a headache in Calgary and it takes 6 months to get used to it. You get more red blood cells. You also have a higher risk of stroke because of this. Even notice that when you go to a vacation spot on the ocean the air pressure is normal and you feel good because you get more oxygen. I went downtown Calgary and the sound even echos differently because the air is thin. People go to the Dead sea in Israel because it is way below sea level and get even more O2 in the blood. Feels good but Calgary is too elevated for me. My cousin lived there and just died from a stroke. Places like Denver are even worse.

Definitely, winter is the biggest challenge in Calgary. I will visit Calgary next year and see how it feel.

If Trump makes 25% tax to all import products from Canada our economy will have bad days it will definitely influence the house prices

Will drop much further .. realtors will get desperate

than how you explain houses dropping now?? is supply cheap now? NO it’s because there is no buyer.. ppl have no money! when pipeline will resume will be build more houses ! for cheap fuel price will result less expense to build houses will result cheaper house price

when keystone pipeline resumes prices will go even more down, and Trump going to do that

BS

I would love to move to Calgary, Alberta Canada. british Columbia is too expensive same with Ontario. Also, more of my Chinese folks move there instead of Manitoba. I’m a Northerner Chinese guy from your neighbor in America. I wanted Dual Citizenship kind of like a buddy who evidently lives both in Vancouver and Las Vegas. If she can get dual Citizenship, I must do the same even if it’s a province apart lol. I don’t live in Las Vegas, NV but I live in Denver, Colorado USA. Oh yeah, America is extremely chaotic and Expensive. Yes, I am aware Alberta is one of 4 Conservative provinces. But dammit, Canadian Conservatism is totally different than the American Elephant poo poo Version. Yeah, My Ex-Girlfriend is from The Capital Ottawa but lives in North Vancouver. She couldn’t afford much Basic needs that I have to send her stuff. Like I said BC smdh am I right?

I’m tired of the heavy fast-paced type of attitude amongst professionals in Toronto . Regardless of our talk about mental health and work-life balance, I find it very difficult here. How is the overall pace in Calgary?

That's alot of orange on the crime map.

Thanks for the stupid advice, Grampa. Now, we'll never get what's left of a stupid basement-bail experiment instead of a modern popsicle-stick expansion-mansion like your winsome clients at your realty-office.

Thank you so much for putting lots of useful information about Calgary!!! Btw I’m wondering is it difficult for new comers to find jobs (with no Canada local experience) in Calgary? How’s the job market going there? Really appreciate it:)

Calgary is a great place if you wish to attend overcrowded events and facilities overrun with stupid people, be overworked, waste a lot of time in slow moving traffic, and have little to no leisure time. 😂

A couple times a summer there will be brutal hailstorms that destroy your garden, vehicles, outbuildings and home. Yes it is sunny in winter for the most part but again the weather incidents are extreme. If you are an indoor person and understand extreme weather Calgary is pretty good but don’t underestimate the extreme weather it impacts every aspect of your life.

I love your video sir. I have loved to relocate my family to Canada and i would love it to be in Calgary. How can you help sir?.

I am a subscriber to your channel. I so love that you are no ordinary real estate agent that just focuses on sale sale sale, but you provide a wide perspective for people to make informed choice and decisions. Hats off to you! 👏👍👌

Thank you! Never knew about hail storm.

Great content. Can you please do one on a pre-construction condo in Alberta? specifically Canmore? Thank you in advance.

Hi, Great breakfown. What about rental prices?

Silverado SW is best place to live ❤

After spending a week with my daughter in Calgary, the best thing about Calgary is going to Canmore, Banff, Icefield Parkway.... anything but staying in the city. Attractions were lame compared to Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto, even Halifax. Other than ethnic events, the city seemed culturally lacking. Regarding healthcare and school overcrowding, those are Danielle issues.

Couldn't agree more. So many pigs, too many. Way too many.

My parents lived in Calgary in the late 1970s and 1980s. They had moved to Calgary from Vancouver. My Mom bought turkey for Christmas. She put the turkeys on her apartment balcony, and the turkeys would stay hard rock frozen for weeks during December and January. She didn’t like the fact that at that time, she couldn't get a variety of vegetables and fruits in Calgary compared to Vancouver. Perhaps Calgary gets better produce and fruits nowadays. It is also very dry in Calgary. My Dad complained that the pick-up trucks drivers aren't often pleasant and are very aggressive. There is also a bit of "red neck" mentality in Calagary. On the whole, Calgary people are friendly. You will like Calgary if you like open space, skating outdoors in the winter, eating beef (excellent Alberta beef), playing ice hockey, going to the gym, education opportunities, jobs in oil sector. You need to like winter weather to enjoy Calgary.

Well i couldnt tell you even 1 singular good thing about toronto so this is great!

I would like to answer my question.. I am a citizen from Algeria and I want to live with my family in calgary.. I'm specialize in breeding birds. Is there work in this field? (Zoo or bird breeding shops) and does certificate higher degrees in this field?

Tell it! People need to survey all possibilities, and turn down Calgary. Something tells me there are better options which a Canadian citizen can use. My brother lived on Gabriola Island. Could a Canadian individual buy undeveloped land there? Just do the homework. My father bought a rustic shack near Waldport Oregon. He totally should have kept it. But nothing could make him ever say "This is it". I had dozens of addresses because of his restless feet. Just search many places. Any place in Mexico? Costa Rica? The world is your catalogue.

I have a small hobby farm 1-1/2 hours east of Vancouver. My taxes are stupid high, my place has gone from being worth $825,000 in 2018 up to $2,300,000 today. And the taxes have increased likewise. I'd love to move to more acreage between Calgary and North, East, or West of Edmonton. Yes, the winters are brutal in Alberta, but where I am it gets 5 to 10 degrees colder than in the Fraser Valley and the same higher in the summer. On a South hill, in the winter wind and summer blasting sun. I've seen some places online, 25 to 40 acres less than a quarter of the price my place could sell for and with a larger house, shop, barn, garden, a dream. Of course they are not close to a large city, Edmonton or Calgary, but I wouldn't care. I have relatives in Calgary and they have endured the winters all their lives.

Calgary health care system is not good

I stayed 4 months at Silverado SW Calgary Alberta

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The only time I even like to look at Calgary is in my rear view mirror.

Hi my husband and I are thinking about moving to Calgary. We are from the US. Where should I start if we want to move there? We also have a 6yr who is in kindergarten and the schools are most important to us.

Too many Asians

You forgot to mention the potholes, bad city planning, horrible transit networks, high gas prices, homeless population, water issues (not just the main break) and high prices.

Ontario and Quebec are the worst, with the worst people

Well…I am a Calgarian who has recently left. Born there and lived there for 50 years too. My career has taken me across Canada, so I know the country well. What I like: 1. Broadly speaking, or overall, it is as good as it gets for city living in Canada. But I’m not so sure that’s saying much. the city wins Whalen compared to other Canadian cities. 2. Sunny 3. Recreation activities like skiing, biking, and walking are worthwhile. What Concerns me: 1. The city is in decline, as is urban Canada. 2. The economy and job situation. It’s a hire fire culture, consequently jobs are unstable. The lack of open conversation about this is frankly weird. 3. Lack of community and high levels of apathy. As a consequence, the city has bad government And the associated problems are emerging quite rapidly. 4. It’s too expensive. Calgary is not cheap. 5. Too much driving and lousy and dangerous transit.

The public transit is absolutely horrendous in calgary. Heavy snow ur walking or ubering. Which is like half the year on random days. If you dont love -20 to -40 dont come here 😂 in the recent years there have been a few weeks where temperature hit -40.

Not to be pedantic but the actual population of Calgary is 1.665 million. A half million is kinda a big thing.

Rhanks this is useful eve to visitors I am going there in August to visit some friends

I went to university in Lethbridge and was speaking to an African who had lived in Edmonton for several years. I asked “aren’t winters here better than Edmonton? It gets really cold too but there are warm snaps from the chinooks.” “No. That give me false hope. Better to just stay cold until spring.”

You must never leave your house!! Don't believe what this guy says! The transit stations are overrun in every area of the city with homeless and drugged out people, along with their belongings, vomit and urine etc whenever the weather is cold or snowy, which is a lot. He missed the horrible traffic jams and accidents caused by all the people moving here who won't adapt to their new roads... Do yourself and us a favour, don't come to Calgary

Too late. I lived in Calgary for more than forty years now. Your assessments are wrong about this city.