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These areas are more in the East quadrant and north of industrial and yes we didn’t cover them as much. Out of those areas, Riverbend is a hidden gem for many reasons. Let’s chat more if you want help looking in that area. www.chamberlaingroup.ca/contact/
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I do think that’s a very blanket style statement… and it’s not that bad. Have to remember that Calgary is a driving city. If you’re expecting to walk everywhere then yes you will be disappointed.
@@ChamberlainGroup Oh to clarify my statement, I lived in Mackenzie lake SE area for 15 years and moved to Marda loop SW area recently. Oh my, the food around here is nothing comparable! New community areas in SE have a lot of chain restaurants but not very good authentic food restaurants but still pricy). It’s not that bad I agree, you can still drive a little further to a good restaurant, but at the end, you will probably learn to cook for yourself more often, it’s a hassle to drive just to get a food. My solution at the end was “hello fresh”😉
@@yurimary1833 oh yes. Marda loop and SE suburbs are very different. Exactly to my point too. When in suburbs you aren’t walking to many restaurants however where you are now, absolutely there are plenty of places!!!
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Please create a similar video for SW Calgary. I’ve watched both the videos you’ve put together for the NW and SE. Great content!
Your channel and videos are amazing, informative and authentic! You deserve million subscribers 👏
+Mehra Ban thank you for watching and commenting 🙏🏼
Video starts at 1:54
I love the Video, wow
Thank you! What was your biggest takeaway from it?
What about the SE areas of Applewood, Erin Woods, Ogden, Riverbend, etc...I see you guys talking only about the newer and higher-income areas
These areas are more in the East quadrant and north of industrial and yes we didn’t cover them as much. Out of those areas, Riverbend is a hidden gem for many reasons. Let’s chat more if you want help looking in that area. www.chamberlaingroup.ca/contact/
Thoughts on Legacy? Can’t find too many resources about there.
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Not any question in particular. Was just wondering your general thoughts compared to other communities in SE as it wasn’t mentioned
Hi. I am planning to move to Calgary. Can u do a video on NE Calgary pros n cons and chestermere pros n cons
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Is skyway condo a good place?
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Is Copperpond/copperfield community a victim of these occasional dump smells? Please suggest.
Honestly I’ve heard both 1 yes and many no’s from those that live there. So it’s hard to fully say…
Yes
Can anyone say if 38 st in SE is a safe area to walk and stay?
If you are coming from Toronto/Vancouver and know good restaurants food, you would be disappointed in S.E. Calgary restaurants. My 2 cents!
I do think that’s a very blanket style statement… and it’s not that bad. Have to remember that Calgary is a driving city. If you’re expecting to walk everywhere then yes you will be disappointed.
@@ChamberlainGroup Oh to clarify my statement, I lived in Mackenzie lake SE area for 15 years and moved to Marda loop SW area recently. Oh my, the food around here is nothing comparable! New community areas in SE have a lot of chain restaurants but not very good authentic food restaurants but still pricy). It’s not that bad I agree, you can still drive a little further to a good restaurant, but at the end, you will probably learn to cook for yourself more often, it’s a hassle to drive just to get a food. My solution at the end was “hello fresh”😉
@@yurimary1833 oh yes. Marda loop and SE suburbs are very different. Exactly to my point too. When in suburbs you aren’t walking to many restaurants however where you are now, absolutely there are plenty of places!!!
just bought a 2br-condo in se calgary.