Living in Canada | How houses are build in Toronto Area
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- In this video we want to show you how homes are build in Canada. This is a new luxury neighbourhood in Greater Toronto Area. Typical Canadian houses are made of wood.
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I may be in need of some education, here:
1. $1.3million dollars is a significant amount of money by any standard but isn't wood a questionable construction material? I'm of the opinion that a wooden house would require more expenditure in maintenance and repairs in the long run as compared to brick wall houses, for example. How long would a house like this last?
2. Why are the houses spaced so close to each other? I find this pretty strange when I consider that Canada has an abundance of land relative to its population, since it's one of the largest countries in the world. For the price, I'd expect a decent sized garden for the kids and entertainment, say.
Well in other provinces the houses are much bigger but in Toronto area, there’s less land available as everyone wants to live there
Theres less land in GTA? tf kind of question is this. That's like asking why houses are so close in HK or Paris. Come on now. Wood sturdy covered in brick. Goto america buy a house made of wood then covered in panels.
@@indoguju There's absolutely no need to be rude. Also, you ought to at least make an effort to get your facts right before you "confidently" state that GTA has a comparable population density to HK or Paris: you’re just displaying nothing more than ignorance.
Okay so the major cities there less land available beceause there is way more people, it's very expensive to live there and immigrant don't live in the countryside very much. I live in Québec (Canada) and my house plot is like 4 or 5 house big and cost me half the price. Sorry I'm not verry good in english. Most house in Canada are made to survive the winter. You can't just made a house of wood (except if you are way up North, because other material would freez or you want a very cheap house for the summer but don't live there during winter) many house in canada have both brick wall and underneath wood. Don't forget very good insulation for EVERYTHING. It make a big difference.
@@indoguju It's not that there's no land in GTA. There is land if you're willing to pay double for it or live 2 hours from downtown. Take your pick
video is good. I finally saw the material and technology they use to build so nice houses in Canada.
Cool video! Thank you! I prefer to watch your English channel because it is a language practice too.
People are surprised but this super standard in Canada especially in Southern Ontario. Toronto is extremely expensive and the surrounding towns reflect that in their land prices. Everyone wants to live here, absolutely no one wants to live far out in the rural communities where you'd get more land for slightly cheaper. Slightly. I live in a town only about one hour from the city and homes here on average sell for 1M. Thats the price for a TOWNHOUSE. If you want a house like in this video, they cost around 1.5-2M CAD dollars. Here, you pay for land more than you pay for the home. New builds like this one are also becoming more and more rare, as more and more you see new home builds like 3 story narrow townhomes with no backyard. Why? because people can't afford the bigger homes because of the land value. My family's lucky we bought our townhome 7 years ago, bought it for 400K and its now valued at 1.2M. And theres no point about being picky over neighbours, its again, the standard. If you want a big home, with lots of land, with a lot of privacy, you'd have to go far away FAR AWAY from the city where unfortunately theres less job opportunities, less schools, less access to things like big malls etc.
For anyone wondering in 2021 cost to build a new home in Ontario is $300 per square foot plus land cost. So a 2000sqft home is $600,000 plus land cost.
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Great video!
Thank you. Glad you like it.
Здрастуйте, скажите пожалуйста, кирпич для облицовки используют целостный или имено облицовочный, декоративный? Так как стены несущие деревянные, очень интересно. Спасибо.
Advanced technology really.
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do you have to stick to the style or you can build your own design ?
The wood lumber cost $40,000 , and homes selling over $1.3 million , great deal 😂😂
Yep. You’re welcome to start the business and sell them cheaper.
Romano it’s land values in Canada and zoning issues. I bet it took that builder 3-5+ years to get that project zoned maybe they had to do an environmental impact study or something (adding to the cost) I bet that land also wasn’t cheap at all and they are high quality with 4 sides brick even though 4 sides brick is really hideous imo but that does add to the cost plus they are McMansions which means they are big and adds to the cost as well.
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the houses are not sold for $1.3MM, it's the house and the land together. and most of the 1.3MM is land. plus the permits, the cost to hook up the community to the municipal water, sewage, hydro lines, everything. and the lumber is certainly not the most expensive part of the house itself.
By the way wood is not the most significant driver of the total cost even if you think about the cost of the structure itself net of land. If think you can build a house like that for anything close to 40K including foundation, finishing, and appliances, you are in for a major surprise.
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yo in my neighboorhood in the montreal area a house burned down a few months ago
Very nice 👍
Nice video..
Can't to see any workers in this construction place... Off day?
It was on weekend
@guess what Canadians work during the winter cause we aint little bitches.
Incridible
Congratulations on building homes in Canada 🇨🇦
Ur info is excellent. R u people Canadian or immigrant?
regular house in Lego land. The quality of these homes is definitely not worth the price you pay for them. I'm guessing those houses in the gta are what Bout 800k+ for a new home
Hello.just wanted to know how to start a construction business if I am not a Canadian.
In most cases you would need at least Permanent resident status. Otherwise you would have to look for partners.
Very informative
Thanks.
Lumbar price workmen cost land cost and materials cost..and extra costs by minispolcity that why it's cost 1.3mcd
A kakaya raznitsa v tsene mejdu pre construction?
Разница может быть в несколько сот тысяч.
the video is very high definition, what camera did you use and how many fps did you film on?
It was iPhone XS Max and it was at 40 fps if I remember correct.
Капец, дома из фанеры, облицовка только плиткой. А продаются потом по ценам, как будто дома из золотых слитков построены.
Основные расходы это земля и стоимость работы. Конкуренция не даст задрать цену выше рынка.
А потом ещё и налоги
Completely agree with you. This is the price you need to pay for having a (wooden) house in Canada.
Amazing
Здравствуйте, меня зовут Асыл. Я из Казахстана. Здесь начал заниматься стройкой каркасных домов по канадской технологий. Но хочу поехать к вам и поучиться у самих канадцев. Умею все по строительству. Можно будет как то выйти с вами на связь для консультации по переезду в Канаду? Спасибо. Жду ответа
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не надо к иммиграционным консультантам, они вытянут из тебя кучу бабла а в конце скажут что у тебя нет шансов иммигрировать.
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In Pakistan,,, brick homes are common,,,we don't use this much wood,,,
Woow amazing .really so beautifull plece
Are there communities that have houses built with ICF instead of stick frame?
I think something like ICF is used for larger commercial and condo buildings in Canada, whereas detached homes are basically always stick frame (at least in Ontario). The 5 over 1 is also quite common for apartment buildings in Ontario, which is 5 stories of stick framing on top of 1 story of concrete/brick.
Were is the neighbourhood ?
In Aurora, Ontario.
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Thanks man 😆
Regular house 😂😂😂 ... regular joke for ya ,
Nice looking houses , with Chinese like quality !!!
I mean, US homes don't exactly impress either. Maybe they don't fall down because they're so tiny?
@@nicholaswilliams6475 why do u have to bring the us into this lmao
@@jonathanhughman154US builds similar quality to this
Why don't they use cement blocks and rebars! T.T
Because, the ground heaves so much in the difference of temperature between winter, spring, summer and fall that it would crack a concrete house to pieces. Plus lumber is more available.
@@CodeMonkey66 So how do they build apartment blocks out of stone then? Strange reason you wrote
How much expenses to build like this house ?
It depends on many factors but average would be about $400,000 Canadian dollars, just to build.
@guess what that's because of the location, depending on where that house is located you are going to get large differences in prices. In Aurora 1.3million, if you buy this exact same house in Halifax, it's going to cost next to nothing. It's about the value of the land.
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I can't understand.. Canada has a lot of its territory, why they build homes so extremely near one to other?
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Woodglut plans are amazing!
Wow, who are those dummies who pay 1.3 mil for paper, compressed chok and unhealthy insulation. Oh ya forgot, I should add some plastic in forms of tubing. Lol
People wake up.
Vladimir it’s Canada all the homes are overpriced and not very good. I think back in the 2000s they were on par with the US for affordability but they never got the housing crash we did in 2008
It's not just the materials. It's the labour, the zoning, the surveys, the inspections. And then there's the services of the more difficult jobs like plumbers, electricians, civil engineers, and architects. There's also the value of the land as well. A nice looking place like this is going to go for a bit more than some swamp in the woods.
Also, what do you think is more unhealthy? A bit of insulation hidden behind drywall that is basically foam or freezing to death in the winter? Or we could just crank up the heat and pay a larger electric bill than the house is worth...
I am a dummy who has purchased a house in Brampton Canada for 1.9 MN. I feel dum but have no choice but to pay.
Much better the construction in the philippines
Why you don't use bricks,,,,,is it not a deforestation?
we dont have natural disasters like earthquakes that require masonry materials. at most we have tornadoes but those are incredibly rare. besides that, wood is just cheaper and more readily available here. also brick and concrete can get cold which isnt a problem for hot climate countries but here in canada where it gets to be -40, its not ideal, wood can act as a good insulator that keeps our homes warm in winter and cool in summer.
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Regular house in Canada??? 🤣🤣 for the bloody rich perhaps.
Nope, these are mass produced houses and are average price.
No these are "average" houses
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1.3 million for house that can easily catch fire? Nah! Bad deal!
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Honestly to me wooden houses are not nice.
Giant fields of identical houses. Copy & Paste. They actually look very boring.
Cheaply built
Don’t buy housing market will crash next year
How do you know.
They’ve been saying this for 30-40 years now
Maimuna Khadija prices as already going down, check Markham and Oshawa, I guess you never listen or read the news, houses are lower at least by 10% from its peak, it will go down by 40%, more
gsg2 it is already down
Actually last reports are showing that market is pick up again. So we could see higher prices soon enough.
Still architecture like this in this day and age. I feel sorry for the folks who buy it. Distasteful.
Well, a lot of people here like it.
@@LifeInCanada Yes, lots of people enjoy life in poverty, too. It doesn't mean they don't prefer better things.
Jamaica build better houses
But most of them are ugly and they build in the past.!
To pay $1.3 mln for a wooden house. No thank you.
So many mcmansions smh
дерьмо , а не дома.
Subtitles needed, this Russian or Romanian woman's accent is just so hard to understand, learn English for god's sake.
Cheap cheap and ugly.