East London Full Map Tour - Everything You Need To Know (Ontario, Canada)

East London Full Map Tour - Everything You Need To Know
This video is a full map tour of London Ontario Canada! EOA, as some people call it, has many sketchy areas but also some hidden gems. Find out the areas of London Ontario you should avoid and the areas that might be a subtable place to live!
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Ryan Crits
Sales Representative
Royal LePage Binder Real Etsate - 649
London
London, Ontario
London, Ontario, Canada

[@emplayzgames]

As a person who grew up & still lives by Ham and eggs, it’s not bad on certain roads off of Hamilton just the closer you get to Hamilton the worse it gets, there’s actually an “abandoned “ small brown building shown in the video and it’s actually not abandoned, it’s actually like some sort of drug house, they boarded up the windows so nobody could see what they’re doing.

[@dachiarchvadze]

Awesome video, great info

[@joshtaylor3316]

Haha i noticed the garbage too 😂 probs cuz the garbage man is scared 😯 idk 😐

[@suezaple4950]

Hale street area seems ok the area that backs onto kiwanis parks.

[@rebeccanielsen8449]

I have to disagree with your characterization of OEV. I recently moved there and it is probably the most friendly place i've ever lived in Ontario. Everyone says hi and introduces themselves when they walk by, and the homes and lots have character.
You also keep saying the homes have or haven't been well maintained. Can you elaborate on what that means? I would have assumed, especially when discussing century homes, that the foundation, roofing, and overall maintenance of the home would have been important factors. By your video it just sounds like pristine lawns. As a vocal grass hater (and a person who is very allergic to grass lol) there is a lot to be said about communities where people are comfortable having flowers or even vegetable gardens in their front yard.

[@pulcherius]

I lived at Hamilton and Rectory for 10 years in the '90s, never had any issues. I lived there again in the late 2000's and it was not great but still no major problems. It seems to have gotten worse recently and I am grateful I don't live there now.

[@ryancrits-londonontariocan4732]

Interesting to think how it’s changed

[@rfo23]

Um. No mention of Summerside? That is southeast London.

[@ryancrits-londonontariocan4732]

Yes that will be the south video

[@subashpokharel5642]

Hi guys, hows the patience crescent area interms of safety and crimes?

[@tanvirkamal]

Super informative video! Thanks Ryan.

[@RandomVids519]

Thanks bro watched all your vids good content

[@ryancrits-londonontariocan4732]

I appreciate it

[@abhishekmhatre5240]

Hey Ryan, what about the area north of Dundas and Clarke(north of the railway tracks) between Parkhurst and Herbert Ave? Looking to buy a semi-detached on Clarke rd here and was wondering if it’s a good investment?

[@ryancrits-londonontariocan4732]

Clark is an insanely busy street. just a heads up....
I had a friend who lived on Parkhurst groing up - they didn't seem to have any major problems, but they were tucked back away from the main street. There is also a few townhomes at 1990 Wavell ... its a small family area

[@dachiarchvadze]

Can you do video about investment properties in london

[@kingwickens8457]

To me, I don't feel comfortable buying anywhere in East London even if you say it's a nice part of it. If walking a few blocks get you in gang territory, it's still a no. It's hard to wrap my head around buying even in West London if you know that if you get lost driving around the wrong area passing certain streets you or your family will be in danger. Not to mention it's just a matter of time for the violence, drugs and crime to spread. Even nice areas are surrounded by high rises with shady stuff going on, so you don't have to walk much to start feeling unsafe. Might as well avoid the city altogether. Best to try a city without stablished organized crime. Coming from Waterloo it's hard to accept and move to a city like this, but I'm trying, maybe I just need reassurance.