I think it is more like 50% of Canadians want to leave Canada. We are importing cheap labour from places and people who do not share our value, our healthcare system is crumbling and out government is corrupt and stealing our money in high taxes with no return.
@@wishteria234 well buddy if the government made them sign up to learn specific jobs that might help, instead they’re all signed up for “business management” and then they drop out and staff the 711s the McDonald’s and basically every low skill service job; the entry level jobs used to be meant for our teenagers and children to get work experience. Now there’s a 40 year old chick staffing the McDonald’s and they tell the local kids they “won’t fit in the culture here”. Home owners now discriminate with the race of people they want to rent to, meanwhile they’re telling us that we are “racist” because we complain about their racism. We’ve welcome them into our jobs and the return in kind is boxing us out of society while we become the new minorities.
@@odochartaighofodonegal2351 dude I wrote out a thoughtful piece that google took upon themselves to delete, I’d love to convey it again since I told a hard truth but google has a hard time accepting that my opinion is the correct opinion. I don’t know why google silences the opinions of citizens that have an invested interest in this country and google is hell bent on helping to ruin society.
What theyre saying is true. Van and Toronto median house prices stagnated over the past year while Calgary sales for instance climb 10% a year. Either buy a detached house for $2M in Vancouver or 400K in Winnipeg, that economic option still exists for Canadians. However these last affordable major cities are going to become unaffordable pretty quick, which is what Australia is facing right now. Enjoy it while it lasts
@@dunweyweydum I live in Barrie, been to Toronto 500+ times, used to work there. Visited Vancouver many times. Both cities are drug infested, gang infested, garbage dumps. There is garbage strewn all over the streets of both cities. Tents, everywhere.
Cities are not run by the PM or the Federal govt. Mayors and City Councillors run cities. If those cities are a mess (and I would argue Toronto is not what you describe), then it would be the responsibility of the Mayor or even the Provincial gov’t for that mess. I find this habit of blaming PM Trudeau for everything so inappropriate, that it has become ridiculous. You live in Barrie; all your politicians up there are Conservatives. At the municipal, provincial and federal level, they are all Progressive Conservatives and have been for *decades.* So, do you plan to blame the Progressive Conservatives for why Barrie has only one hospital when it’s population is 150 000? Will you blame the Conservatives for why no one can find a family doctor? Why walk-in clinics are closing when so many people need health care? The blame-game is so easy to play when you don’t think about the full implications.
@@maranorth Who controls immigration? The federal government does. Who controls the criminal code? The federal government does. Now put those two together, do some reading, and you will see that Trudeau turned both Toronto and Vancouver into shit holes.
@@maranorth Who Let in million of immigrants to Canada? The Trudeau Liberals. Nobody can plan for million of people coming into the country on short . Did the Trudeau Liberals think of this? NO How sad the country is going down the tube.
Lol well I'm definitely not white but I did leave the GTA for Calgary in 2022. Being able to comfortably afford a new detached house in a good area as a single Millennial was a very attractive prospect
This government needs to remove the land transfer tax. $11k is actually such a disgusting and unnecessary money grab that is imposed on people who are moving for a better job or to raise a family.
@shauncameron8390 I don’t remember what my comment was, TH-cam is super focused on censoring me talking about how much I hate living in the shithole that is Canada
*Hallelujah 🙌🏻!!!!! The daily jesus devotional has been a huge part of my transformation, God is good 🙌🏻🙌🏻. I was owing a loan of $49,000 to the bank for my son's brain surgery, Now I'm no longer in debt after I invested $11,000 and got my payout of $290,500 every month…God bless Mrs Christy Fiore ❤️*
I've always wanted to be involved for a long time but the volatility in the price has been very confusing to me. Although I have watched a lot of TH-cam videos about it but I still find it hard to understand
This is good. Canada is too concentrated as it is. Let's build more big cities. Work from home will really help. Government should incentivize employers to move to work from home. It will help home prices.
100%. It is the same with Toronto and GTA. You would have to move 100-150km from GTA to get a house for $600K or less. And, then you have to buy a car (or two) to be able to get anywhere bc there is no transit outside the GTA. And then you have to worry about finding a good hospital because there will only be one hospital (if you’re lucky). Then, you will not be able to find a family doctor or a specialist bc they are all in major centres. So, you get a ‘cheaper’ house but then you quickly learn that the services - I am not talking about amenities but actual services - will be so hard to access, you have to re-evaluate the move you made. And, finding a well-paying job in a small town is almost impossible. They only hire people that they know. Fortunately, we rented out our place to ‘test’ moving out of the City and I am so glad we kept our home in the city. Because in a year, we will move back.
I’m going g to say this , I left Vancouver 10 years ago to move to Edmonton, I became a oil and gas worker , and now I own 3 houses in Edmonton now , but prices are going up here , if you have ever considered leaving the gta or lower mainland, it’s time prices are going up , make the move , it’s a great town and the weather is not as bad as they make it . I would never move back to van and I own a condo there. Rent is going up here as well
Healthcare for many people is worse in larger cities like Vancouver, where I lived for 10 years, I couldn’t find a primary care provider and was limited always to walk in clinics. I couldn’t get referred to MRI or neurosurgeon had to move back to New Brunswick so I could get back surgery.
Our country is falling apart. I'm so sad to see this. Since Trudeau got in the office my country has been going straight down. How can he even want to run if he is one of the most hated people in Canada.
This is good news for those cities in Canada that have historically had a hard time attracting new residents. "Cashing out" from the GTA and moving to a smaller town has been going on for a while now. Yet prices around me (mid-town Toronto) keep going up.
No its not, We don't want the trash from the GTA and other cities coming in and voting for the same crap they ran away from. Stay where you made your mess and fix it!
They're starting to talk about exactly what I realized I had to do three years ago. I left Ottawa because it just got way too expensive over there. I bought a detached house in Cornwall Ontario instead where prices were better to own property. Living on my own however, it's STILL very expensive to keep up with the cost of living. Canada's simply too expensive. I'm planning to eventually leave for a country that's much more affordable and where I could work remotely.
I wonder if visible minorities are as willing to move to a smaller centre. I’m not sure if cities in Alberta or smaller towns anywhere in Canada are as accommodating as the big cities. Sometimes you get what you pay for.
They are now moving to the smaller places, up until a year ago my 70k population city was as traditionally Canadian as you could imagine, but the word got out among their community and now every second person on the street is a foreigner, there is like a hundred of them gathered at the main park all day every day making tons of noise, it's like they don't even have jobs.
I live in Thunder Bay and I can tell you from first hand experience, you’re not finding a home under $300k that’s liveable. Everything is being over bid right now. It’s not proper. People are going to lose their shirts when the real estate in Canada correct from the boomers retiring and the transfer of wealth goes from them to millennials and gen z.
Still half the price of southern Ontario, I live in Barrie, paid $375,000 in 2015, now worth about $850,000, but where do I move? Another province like in the Maritimes.
Canadian cities have been in decline for awhile now. I mean many Canadians still want to live in other big cities. I don’t understand why people are so married to the idea of being in a big centre. Unless of course your job absolutely keeps you there, the country is wonderful. It’s beautiful, less crime, less drugs, less mental health concerns. Cheaper houses, no commute. You actually know and like your neighbours. I have a big city 45 mins away if I need any amenities which is only one every 1-2 weeks nowadays with things like Amazon. I’m never going back :)
Fredericton ?? LOL ..Average bungalow with siding is now over $ 500 000 AND Fredericton has the third highest property taxes in Canada...Saint John at number 2 ??? Saint John has the highest cost of property taxe in NB the second in Canada ...Why do people go on tv so misinformed ??
@@JohnAnderson-sq8lt Half of Toronto prices maybe but not where I live for something comparable. A Toronto house holds value, high property taxes in NS and NB are lost wealth.
This is all from short term Momentum. Ppl are thinking g about cheap , cheap is good. But when interest rate is normalized, ppl will back to big cities. Alberta like Calgary and Edmonton have much higher unemployment rate. A lot of jobs are required ppl to back to office at least two or three days a week. This kinds of remote work will not last for long. Don’t believe it.
When people talk about “affordable housing” I don’t think we’re talking about housing that is low cost and low maintenance. I think we’re talking about more affordable family sized homes. I believe that people forget that.
Anytime i go to downtown Toronto I'm shocked how scummy it is. People want to move to cottage country. There might be some deals coming up bases on today banking segments
Now we the young people leave the big cities and establish in small towns. We will not pay a single penny for the old guys who want to make a profit from our decent life. Let the city run out of services and young workers! Young man, TAKE ACTIONS! Jobs will follow us as long as we united together! ✊
Current Canadian Real Estate migrations exercising 'regional economics' to greener pastures Real Estate acquisitions can NOT last as they are rapidly saturating available "GDI" (Gross Domestic Income) servicing potential of median incomes in the target locales.... and indeed, these migrations are now rapidly concentrating ever more non-performing Mortgage instrument default risk within the GTA/GVA markets ..... as the so-called 'equity' transfers rapidly accelerate elsewhere across Canada ie: Calgary/Edmonton etc., etc. where housing affordability is also now collapsing under demand based price discovery appreciations. NOT hard to understand.... basicaly GET OUT of the GTA/GVA bubbles while the getting is good.... before the collapse !
I want to move, since before I moved in to this place I wanted to move out of it. It was the only rental I could afford in 2011, it's not been maintained these past two-three years, the owner wants it to fall down, I'm convinced of that now. If/when it does, if/when I survive, I will have nowhere to go. Doug Ford's 2012 new build rent control rule makes any new build out of reach.
Why ? Is it because real Canadians want to live where English is spoken and there is a buffer between them and the intrigues/criminality of the retrograde cultures Justin is importing en masse ?ps. Canada has the highest rate of 'immigration' (economic parasitism) IN THE WORLD; yet not one Canadian has been asked if we want to fund this path to institutional bankruptcy, both morally/culturally and financially.
@@shauncameron8390 Directly, only 32 % of Canadians voted for this. NDP voters are the enablers of this mess, but then again Communists have always consorted with Marxists as regards the pursuit of power
In the last 5 years I have been travelling to many different countries looking for better places to retire (over 40 so far). Canada is not the country it used to be for sure. If realtors and others keep pumping prices things will keep getting worse and worse for the majority of Canadians. The ONLY ones benefitting from higher and higher prices are the rich. Younger people currently have no future in this country unless we have a very big crash in the market (which we missed in 2008-09). The situation in the USA is also not looking good, but in Canada things are much much worse. A major crash simply IS the only way out of this for the next generation. Canada has no future unless the younger generations have access to a home.
Well, I moved and many of my friends moved and more friends are now following suit. Edmonton is a big city and is cheap in comparision too :). Quality of life has drastically improved.
True but the bars are good there. The stench of Stelco steel still stinks out 1/3 of the city. The only good thing about Hamilton is going to the bars whilst driving to Niagara Falls, New York. A stopover on the way to the border.
Canada’s population needs to be more balanced. You can still buy brand new 3 bed 3 bath townhomes in Winnipeg for under 500k. Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal and Quebec City are very affordable compared to Vancouver or Toronto.
Winterpeg? Murderpeg? Mosquitopeg? Why do we need to be balanced..? Someone in saskatoon can't trade or do business with anyone near the GTA, lowers incomes and productivity.
@@CommoditySC the reason Toronto and Vancouver is expensive because everyone is fighting to live there. Canada has tons of cities that need more people.
Come to Thunder Bay? I lived here my whole life & still live in an apartment! That should give peeps lots of confidence! My kid makes 100K a year & can't afford a house yet!🤷♂
Good luck with return to work though, most companies are forcing their employees back into the office. If you move away from the cities expect an even longer commute.
Just because your company did doesnt mean most have. Most of downtown vancouver offices are empty because companies have no choice but to let employees work from home or they lose talent.
@@gd_vancity I'm doing a hybrid model which most organizations are doing as an attempt to find a balance. Most companies in Canada don't care about talent they just someone that can do the work with less compensation as their US counterparts. I work in tech I know how bad innovation in Canada is. With the recession going on companies are using RTO as a way to reduce their head counts without having to go through the trouble of laying people off.
Almost all of these places are going to become almost as expensive. There will be less of a premium for Toronto and Vancouver and everywhere will just be equally miserable.
I think it is more like 50% of Canadians want to leave Canada.
We are importing cheap labour from places and people who do not share our value, our healthcare system is crumbling and out government is corrupt and stealing our money in high taxes with no return.
You sound bitter ?
Just like what the white man did to indigenous people. It’s Karma lmao
@@jacobrocks7 he sounds right
You sound indian. @@jacobrocks7
You can Thank the Trudeau Liberals for this.
All the immigrants aren’t getting spread out. They don’t seem to be interested in settling in smaller towns.
Good, we do not need them or the crime
@@wishteria234 well buddy if the government made them sign up to learn specific jobs that might help, instead they’re all signed up for “business management” and then they drop out and staff the 711s the McDonald’s and basically every low skill service job; the entry level jobs used to be meant for our teenagers and children to get work experience. Now there’s a 40 year old chick staffing the McDonald’s and they tell the local kids they “won’t fit in the culture here”. Home owners now discriminate with the race of people they want to rent to, meanwhile they’re telling us that we are “racist” because we complain about their racism. We’ve welcome them into our jobs and the return in kind is boxing us out of society while we become the new minorities.
Crap has a natural tendency to stick to itself
@@odochartaighofodonegal2351 dude I wrote out a thoughtful piece that google took upon themselves to delete, I’d love to convey it again since I told a hard truth but google has a hard time accepting that my opinion is the correct opinion. I don’t know why google silences the opinions of citizens that have an invested interest in this country and google is hell bent on helping to ruin society.
Can’t have fun like Brampton, in smaller towns. 😂
i dont trust what Royal Lepage says. THey are highly manipulative .
Hoping people move so they can bank on a sale yet no jobs. No homes.
In Canada, trust no one
Even your shadow will leave you when in darkness
For sure. They want sales in smaller cities now. Lol
What theyre saying is true. Van and Toronto median house prices stagnated over the past year while Calgary sales for instance climb 10% a year. Either buy a detached house for $2M in Vancouver or 400K in Winnipeg, that economic option still exists for Canadians. However these last affordable major cities are going to become unaffordable pretty quick, which is what Australia is facing right now. Enjoy it while it lasts
Mr. The President lost complete credibility, now they send COOOOOO.
Tent cities, soup kitchens, bread lines, food banks and flop houses. Prayers
And progressive politics.
That’s only if you look at the bad side of things. Nothing will ever be perfects. Every city in the world has millionaires and poor people.
@Observer168 Your a fool for trying to explain this situation away. A fool.
Do you live in Toronto, or even Canada? Or do you live in the US?
Given how crappy our city planners and federal government have deliberately made Canada's cities, this cannot be surprising.
The problem is Central Planning, or more to the point ,centralization of market control by governments creating exclusive corporate partnerships.
@@9avedon I disagree. I believe it is the twin evils of high density policies coupled with high mass immigration.
never trust anything coming from RoyalLapage
Hi from Toronto. The place looks like New Dehli
I have a hard time believing anything COO of royal LePage says. Or any realtor for that matter
If you offered me 1 million a year to live in Toronto or Vancouver, I would say no. Thanks to Trudeau, both cities have been turned into shit holes.
Tell me you've Never been to Either LOL 😅😅😅
Fucking wingnut bots
@@dunweyweydum I live in Barrie, been to Toronto 500+ times, used to work there. Visited Vancouver many times. Both cities are drug infested, gang infested, garbage dumps. There is garbage strewn all over the streets of both cities. Tents, everywhere.
Cities are not run by the PM or the Federal govt. Mayors and City Councillors run cities. If those cities are a mess (and I would argue Toronto is not what you describe), then it would be the responsibility of the Mayor or even the Provincial gov’t for that mess. I find this habit of blaming PM Trudeau for everything so inappropriate, that it has become ridiculous. You live in Barrie; all your politicians up there are Conservatives. At the municipal, provincial and federal level, they are all Progressive Conservatives and have been for *decades.* So, do you plan to blame the Progressive Conservatives for why Barrie has only one hospital when it’s population is 150 000? Will you blame the Conservatives for why no one can find a family doctor? Why walk-in clinics are closing when so many people need health care? The blame-game is so easy to play when you don’t think about the full implications.
@@maranorth Who controls immigration? The federal government does. Who controls the criminal code? The federal government does. Now put those two together, do some reading, and you will see that Trudeau turned both Toronto and Vancouver into shit holes.
@@maranorth Who Let in million of immigrants to Canada? The Trudeau Liberals. Nobody can plan for million of people coming into the country on short . Did the Trudeau Liberals think of this? NO How sad the country is going down the tube.
Get me out
It’s called white flight. Like immigrants gravitate to areas to be with their own, so do Canadians.
Planning my exit
Exactly! I’ll be moving to a rural area eventually too. Nothing wrong with wanting to be with those similar to you.
Lived in Toronto all my life.We left for Calgary 2.5 years ago. Best choice ever
Lol well I'm definitely not white but I did leave the GTA for Calgary in 2022. Being able to comfortably afford a new detached house in a good area as a single Millennial was a very attractive prospect
Assumption that all Canadians are white…
It’s not a city problem I live 2 hours north of Toronto and average price of a house is a million .
Not far enough, try Montreal
All the actual Canadians.
@@gd_vancity being born in Canada and lived here your whole life.
It's called white flight
@@gd_vancityEuro-Canadians, why not move to Europe?
@@dev4statingx90 already happened in Toronto.
This government needs to remove the land transfer tax. $11k is actually such a disgusting and unnecessary money grab that is imposed on people who are moving for a better job or to raise a family.
Canada is a shithole. The govt doesn’t care about people, only money.
@@sshah2545
And power.
@shauncameron8390 I don’t remember what my comment was, TH-cam is super focused on censoring me talking about how much I hate living in the shithole that is Canada
Here is an actual real stat 50% of Canadians want to move out of Canada 😅
I can hardly even believe what's happened to this once great country the last 50 years.
@@parkerbohnn
The consequences of Liberal rule. A bankrupt and unrecognizable nation.
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Hello!! how do you make such monthly, I’m a born Christian and sometimes I feel so down of myself 😭 because of low finance but I still believe God
Thanks to my co-worker (Alex) who suggested Ms Christy Fiore.
Can I also do it??? My life is facing lots of challenges lately
I've always wanted to be involved for a long time but the volatility in the price has been very confusing to me. Although I have watched a lot of TH-cam videos about it but I still find it hard to understand
Hallelujah God is still working wonders,I place myself in position for such miracle.The best thing I've seen today on TH-cam thanks a lot..
This is good. Canada is too concentrated as it is.
Let's build more big cities.
Work from home will really help. Government should incentivize employers to move to work from home. It will help home prices.
No one works from home.
Lets build big cities lmao
Not everyone works from home.
Have you ever been to Europe? Too centralized? You must confuse it with London or Berlin...
Problem is, you have to go about 100km out of Ottawa to get away from Ottawa prices.
Gatineau amigo
No offense to you, but Ottawa is one of the cheapest cities in Ontario. It's one of the places people are moving to.
100%. It is the same with Toronto and GTA. You would have to move 100-150km from GTA to get a house for $600K or less. And, then you have to buy a car (or two) to be able to get anywhere bc there is no transit outside the GTA. And then you have to worry about finding a good hospital because there will only be one hospital (if you’re lucky). Then, you will not be able to find a family doctor or a specialist bc they are all in major centres. So, you get a ‘cheaper’ house but then you quickly learn that the services - I am not talking about amenities but actual services - will be so hard to access, you have to re-evaluate the move you made. And, finding a well-paying job in a small town is almost impossible. They only hire people that they know. Fortunately, we rented out our place to ‘test’ moving out of the City and I am so glad we kept our home in the city. Because in a year, we will move back.
I’m going g to say this , I left Vancouver 10 years ago to move to Edmonton, I became a oil and gas worker , and now I own 3 houses in Edmonton now , but prices are going up here , if you have ever considered leaving the gta or lower mainland, it’s time prices are going up , make the move , it’s a great town and the weather is not as bad as they make it . I would never move back to van and I own a condo there. Rent is going up here as well
Buddy choked once he saw "Royal Lepage" on the captions teleprompter😂😂
Wait till they find out it's still 750k$ for a townhome in Shelburne Ont
Healthcare for many people is worse in larger cities like Vancouver, where I lived for 10 years, I couldn’t find a primary care provider and was limited always to walk in clinics. I couldn’t get referred to MRI or neurosurgeon had to move back to New Brunswick so I could get back surgery.
Our country is falling apart. I'm so sad to see this. Since Trudeau got in the office my country has been going straight down. How can he even want to run if he is one of the most hated people in Canada.
thats because they dont want to be shot or carjacked,welcome to the new Canada..
This is good news for those cities in Canada that have historically had a hard time attracting new residents. "Cashing out" from the GTA and moving to a smaller town has been going on for a while now. Yet prices around me (mid-town Toronto) keep going up.
No its not, We don't want the trash from the GTA and other cities coming in and voting for the same crap they ran away from. Stay where you made your mess and fix it!
They're starting to talk about exactly what I realized I had to do three years ago. I left Ottawa because it just got way too expensive over there. I bought a detached house in Cornwall Ontario instead where prices were better to own property. Living on my own however, it's STILL very expensive to keep up with the cost of living. Canada's simply too expensive. I'm planning to eventually leave for a country that's much more affordable and where I could work remotely.
No one works from home except cleaners that work from other people's homes cleaning them.
I wonder if visible minorities are as willing to move to a smaller centre. I’m not sure if cities in Alberta or smaller towns anywhere in Canada are as accommodating as the big cities. Sometimes you get what you pay for.
They are now moving to the smaller places, up until a year ago my 70k population city was as traditionally Canadian as you could imagine, but the word got out among their community and now every second person on the street is a foreigner, there is like a hundred of them gathered at the main park all day every day making tons of noise, it's like they don't even have jobs.
A lot of people I know would rather move to the US or Europe. Nobody wants to go to Alberta.
Why not AB? I moved from BC to Calgary and I believe it was great choice!
Plenty of people already left to AB in the last few years. Do some actual research.
Good, a lot of people could ruin a good Alberta town. Tell them how rotten it is here.
How do you move to another country when Canadian dollar is worth nothing.
@Tomyum19 Then up go the prices, move east, half price for a home
I’m moving to a tent city in Toronto
I'm thinking about leaving Toronto, the only reason my housing costs make any sense now is that I bought a tiny condo years ago.
And that will utterly destroy small communities and their citizens.
But Torontonians and Montrealers and Vancouverites....dont care.
This sentiment has been building for many years. It is curious to me that the tipping point into action occurred only recently.
I live in Thunder Bay and I can tell you from first hand experience, you’re not finding a home under $300k that’s liveable. Everything is being over bid right now. It’s not proper. People are going to lose their shirts when the real estate in Canada correct from the boomers retiring and the transfer of wealth goes from them to millennials and gen z.
I think word is getting out that Northern Ontario is a great option for people finding cost of living too expensive in places southern markets.
Still half the price of southern Ontario, I live in Barrie, paid $375,000 in 2015, now worth about $850,000, but where do I move? Another province like in the Maritimes.
@@JohnAnderson-sq8ltFYI $700k for a new house on 1 acre 20 mins out of Halifax downtown.
Really in TB wow!
@@ipredictariot6371unbelievable…
Canadian cities have been in decline for awhile now. I mean many Canadians still want to live in other big cities.
I don’t understand why people are so married to the idea of being in a big centre. Unless of course your job absolutely keeps you there, the country is wonderful.
It’s beautiful, less crime, less drugs, less mental health concerns. Cheaper houses, no commute. You actually know and like your neighbours. I have a big city 45 mins away if I need any amenities which is only one every 1-2 weeks nowadays with things like Amazon.
I’m never going back :)
Fredericton ?? LOL ..Average bungalow with siding is now over $ 500 000 AND Fredericton has the third highest property taxes in Canada...Saint John at number 2 ??? Saint John has the highest cost of property taxe in NB the second in Canada ...Why do people go on tv so misinformed ??
High property taxes, but houses are half the price of Ontario
This is not about property taxes lol...
@@oshkoshbegone lol I heard them say several times the cost of living there, which would include taxes.
@@JohnAnderson-sq8lt Half of Toronto prices maybe but not where I live for something comparable. A Toronto house holds value, high property taxes in NS and NB are lost wealth.
@@JohnAnderson-sq8lt No they are not...A bungalow is a 3 bedroom with one bath, so about 1300 square feet, process went up 35 to 40% in 2 years.
This is all from short term Momentum. Ppl are thinking g about cheap , cheap is good. But when interest rate is normalized, ppl will back to big cities. Alberta like Calgary and Edmonton have much higher unemployment rate. A lot of jobs are required ppl to back to office at least two or three days a week. This kinds of remote work will not last for long.
Don’t believe it.
Other cities besides Vancouver and Toronto need to grow. You need lots of skilled and talented people to have an economy.
When people talk about “affordable housing” I don’t think we’re talking about housing that is low cost and low maintenance. I think we’re talking about more affordable family sized homes. I believe that people forget that.
Anytime i go to downtown Toronto I'm shocked how scummy it is. People want to move to cottage country. There might be some deals coming up bases on today banking segments
Downtown T.O. used to be a great place to visit
Now we the young people leave the big cities and establish in small towns. We will not pay a single penny for the old guys who want to make a profit from our decent life. Let the city run out of services and young workers! Young man, TAKE ACTIONS! Jobs will follow us as long as we united together! ✊
Current Canadian Real Estate migrations exercising 'regional economics' to greener pastures Real Estate acquisitions can NOT last as they are rapidly saturating available "GDI" (Gross Domestic Income) servicing potential of median incomes in the target locales....
and indeed,
these migrations are now rapidly concentrating ever more non-performing Mortgage instrument default risk within the GTA/GVA markets ..... as the so-called 'equity' transfers rapidly accelerate elsewhere across Canada ie: Calgary/Edmonton etc., etc. where housing affordability is also now collapsing under demand based price discovery appreciations.
NOT hard to understand....
basicaly GET OUT of the GTA/GVA bubbles while the getting is good.... before the collapse !
They don't have to move. Just stop voting Liberal!
That’s not gonna happen , they love liberals 😂
I want to move, since before I moved in to this place I wanted to move out of it.
It was the only rental I could afford in 2011, it's not been maintained these past two-three years, the owner wants it to fall down, I'm convinced of that now.
If/when it does, if/when I survive, I will have nowhere to go.
Doug Ford's 2012 new build rent control rule makes any new build out of reach.
From where Vancouver to Toronto and Toronto to Vancouver?
Why ? Is it because real Canadians want to live where English is spoken and there is a buffer between them and the intrigues/criminality of the retrograde cultures Justin is importing en masse ?ps. Canada has the highest rate of 'immigration' (economic parasitism) IN THE WORLD; yet not one Canadian has been asked if we want to fund this path to institutional bankruptcy, both morally/culturally and financially.
Yet they voted him in for three terms
Yet Canadians still voted for it anyway.
@@shauncameron8390 Directly, only 32 % of Canadians voted for this. NDP voters are the enablers of this mess, but then again Communists have always consorted with Marxists as regards the pursuit of power
You mean all Canadians want to leave Canada? That’s much more truthful. There’s nothing here anymore for young Canadians
In other words, you hope young Canadians will join China's propaganda conspiracy theory parade.
No, just stay there. Thanks, The suburbs.
In the last 5 years I have been travelling to many different countries looking for better places to retire (over 40 so far). Canada is not the country it used to be for sure. If realtors and others keep pumping prices things will keep getting worse and worse for the majority of Canadians. The ONLY ones benefitting from higher and higher prices are the rich. Younger people currently have no future in this country unless we have a very big crash in the market (which we missed in 2008-09). The situation in the USA is also not looking good, but in Canada things are much much worse. A major crash simply IS the only way out of this for the next generation. Canada has no future unless the younger generations have access to a home.
move out of Canada period..
where do we go all the jobs are concentrated in a handful of places.
The " melting pot " has boiled over.
Have 100 homes and let 1000 in? Push ones born here aside.
Well, I moved and many of my friends moved and more friends are now following suit. Edmonton is a big city and is cheap in comparision too :). Quality of life has drastically improved.
Hamilton is a total dive, this lady is just a salesperson
True but the bars are good there. The stench of Stelco steel still stinks out 1/3 of the city. The only good thing about Hamilton is going to the bars whilst driving to Niagara Falls, New York. A stopover on the way to the border.
Canada’s population needs to be more balanced. You can still buy brand new 3 bed 3 bath townhomes in Winnipeg for under 500k. Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal and Quebec City are very affordable compared to Vancouver or Toronto.
Not Calgary
@@priuss6109 Calgary is still much cheaper than Vancouver, it’s the Texas of Canada
Winterpeg? Murderpeg? Mosquitopeg? Why do we need to be balanced..? Someone in saskatoon can't trade or do business with anyone near the GTA, lowers incomes and productivity.
@@priuss6109
They still can be close, I just sold mine in the low $500's
@@CommoditySC the reason Toronto and Vancouver is expensive because everyone is fighting to live there. Canada has tons of cities that need more people.
This is nothing new. We moved from Vancouver to okanagan in 1996, so we could buy a house.
Because why not?
Why don't ppl live is small towns or village the should teach these banks and property dealers Renters let them bankrupt
50%??? Clickbait
Do they mean move out of the country
Come to Thunder Bay? I lived here my whole life & still live in an apartment! That should give peeps lots of confidence! My kid makes 100K a year & can't afford a house yet!🤷♂
Sure, housing is more affordable but you will have no job and no life
The Canadian government must capitalize on this.
Let's introduce a moving tax.
Well, there is already land transfer tax in many jurisdictions
Or Niagara Falls...NY. oh look, houses under $200k CAD. If you have a trade or real skills you can get a job anywhere. It's a big planet.
TRUST = your pockets $$$$$$$
Most people want to move to another country.
Good luck with return to work though, most companies are forcing their employees back into the office. If you move away from the cities expect an even longer commute.
Just because your company did doesnt mean most have. Most of downtown vancouver offices are empty because companies have no choice but to let employees work from home or they lose talent.
@@gd_vancity I'm doing a hybrid model which most organizations are doing as an attempt to find a balance. Most companies in Canada don't care about talent they just someone that can do the work with less compensation as their US counterparts. I work in tech I know how bad innovation in Canada is. With the recession going on companies are using RTO as a way to reduce their head counts without having to go through the trouble of laying people off.
Drink some water for crying out loud. And the new cities are for the new Canadians. Why don’t we call them sanction cities for new immigrants.
Almost all of these places are going to become almost as expensive. There will be less of a premium for Toronto and Vancouver and everywhere will just be equally miserable.
I paid 280k for my house in toronto in 2002 and 215k for my cottage in 2016 great to be me hee hee sucks to be you.
use condollo to compare prices lol
Yes...move to another country that respects my money. Singapore looking better and better every day
I moved to Monte Carlo with my relatives.
Hurry up Alberta is calling! LOL!!
But don't forget your winter coat or you'll freeze to death in 10 of the 12 months of the year.