Moved from the U.K to Canada 6 months ago and been in New West for the last 4-5 months. I love it here its great, feel like the location is perfect for getting anywhere you need too.
Thank you so much for this video! We're looking into moving to the area and really like the vibe of New West. We have young kids and looking to live in a condo in a walkable area. I see brow of the hill barely mentioned, why is that? Is it generally a safe area or is it that some people don't like it because it's older? I currently live in a pretty old building so that kind of thing doesn't bother me.
@@Brevislux112 I’m glad you enjoyed the video :? Brow the hill is a great little area, often overlooked by many because the hills are quite steep, so not particular desires by the elderly or young kids that would need strollers and etc. also it has many older rental buildings as you mentioned compared to say downtown new west. However, it is generally a safe area and quiet and still walkable to Columbia Square Plaza for your shopping needs if you don’t mind the steep hill
Good video. My experience with New Westminster is very bad. Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, North Van, Coquitlam all got their shit together. New Westminster meanwhile is just blazing.
Thank you for your honest input! I agree with you that it is definitely not a city for everyone but it is loved by a niche group. I’d say all the cities that you mentioned would more appeal to the masses, more than New West
"Sense of community" - what does it even mean for a city?... Vague words when someone is just looking for any additional 'pro' argument. Extremely hilly, not very walkable, not many places you can spent time unless you constantly get married (ridiculous amount of bridal salons)... Many buildings are old and never taken care off - some heritage preservation and revitalization work is much needed. Comparing to developing Burnaby and Coquitlam, New Westminster is dead.
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Moved from the U.K to Canada 6 months ago and been in New West for the last 4-5 months. I love it here its great, feel like the location is perfect for getting anywhere you need too.
Thanks for sharing neighbour!
I’m glad to hear you are enjoying New West :)
I like your whole vibe in this video - I like that you noted your commenters. I hope to see you on the street one day. Modern pioneer.
Thank you so much Glad you enjoyed it 🙏
Thank you so much for this video!
We're looking into moving to the area and really like the vibe of New West. We have young kids and looking to live in a condo in a walkable area.
I see brow of the hill barely mentioned, why is that? Is it generally a safe area or is it that some people don't like it because it's older?
I currently live in a pretty old building so that kind of thing doesn't bother me.
@@Brevislux112 I’m glad you enjoyed the video :?
Brow the hill is a great little area, often overlooked by many because the hills are quite steep, so not particular desires by the elderly or young kids that would need strollers and etc. also it has many older rental buildings as you mentioned compared to say downtown new west. However, it is generally a safe area and quiet and still walkable to Columbia Square Plaza for your shopping needs if you don’t mind the steep hill
Good video. My experience with New Westminster is very bad. Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, North Van, Coquitlam all got their shit together. New Westminster meanwhile is just blazing.
Thank you for your honest input!
I agree with you that it is definitely not a city for everyone but it is loved by a niche group.
I’d say all the cities that you mentioned would more appeal to the masses, more than New West
"Sense of community" - what does it even mean for a city?... Vague words when someone is just looking for any additional 'pro' argument. Extremely hilly, not very walkable, not many places you can spent time unless you constantly get married (ridiculous amount of bridal salons)... Many buildings are old and never taken care off - some heritage preservation and revitalization work is much needed. Comparing to developing Burnaby and Coquitlam, New Westminster is dead.
Guy is anti sense of community