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Tsawwassen and Ladner are basically retirement communities where old people go to pass on. For the families that have moved here, there's nothing for kids to do, either than join a sports team to occupy their free time or loiter at the mall. Absolutely nothing for them to do after 8pm, except possibly get into trouble. Make sure they have access to a car, as they will be desperate to venture into North Delta, Surrey, Richmond or Downtown Vancouver. Not really a whole lot for adults to do either. From age 13 to 50, you will be bored unless you plan hiking, jogging or joining the curling club as your daily activity. 5ish pubs between the 2 communities, mostly filled with seniors sipping on beers to pass the time. North Delta sharing its border with Surrey, tends to be a little more vibrant. For rentals, unless you're looking for a whole house, you're not going to find much. There are very few condo or apartment developments in all 3 communities, with detached homes dominating the city. The rentals that are available, are ridiculously over priced. As for what is for sale in 2022. Condos and townhomes go around .4 Million and up. Homes start around 1.2 million. Shame really. Tsawwassen has a beautiful developable coastline around Centennial Park, that could be built into something similar to Marine Drive White Rock or the Wharf in Richmond. Bring in American tourist dollars, jobs to locals and possibly bring in some much needed young blood to the community with hip and trendy shops and restaurants by the beach . But I doubt the greenies or local retirees would allow it. However, if the docking port for cruise liners gets moved to Delta, which has been talked about, you might see things change with more evening entertainment and some sort of night life being developed. Until then, unless you're looking for a retirement home, I would avoid Tsawwassen and Ladner.
Fantastic video, Solomon. Loved the last 30 seconds where you took the viewers to various parts of the town, streets, malls, schools... However, this time a very little information was given about the rentals and prices of various types of properties.
I live and work here since 26 years you get the most for your money in Delta BC. The weather is much better out here than say Coquitlam or North Vancouver. The block i live on the people who live here are part of each others lives and really care about one another. the only con is the housing market has jumped so high house prices and rents are out of control.
Lovely video. Between Langley, Delta and Abbotsford which would you choose for low cost of living and easy walk around for school runs without a need for a car?
Please help me get a single room basement. Can you plz give me an idea how much my rent gas electricity and water bill be if i live there? And use 13 hours everyday? Moving there in august.
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The sister city of delta is currently Manglore which is in india and also my hometown
Great stuff Solomon , enjoy your real estate from Adelaide south Australia, easy to understand, use to live in Richmond in 70s
Awesome. Thank you so much for the feedback.
Vancouver Living About 500 k, 10 km from city Adelaide purchase a new 3 bedroom home 2 bathroom, but still love Vancouver much more scenic
Tsawwassen and Ladner are basically retirement communities where old people go to pass on. For the families that have moved here, there's nothing for kids to do, either than join a sports team to occupy their free time or loiter at the mall. Absolutely nothing for them to do after 8pm, except possibly get into trouble. Make sure they have access to a car, as they will be desperate to venture into North Delta, Surrey, Richmond or Downtown Vancouver. Not really a whole lot for adults to do either. From age 13 to 50, you will be bored unless you plan hiking, jogging or joining the curling club as your daily activity. 5ish pubs between the 2 communities, mostly filled with seniors sipping on beers to pass the time. North Delta sharing its border with Surrey, tends to be a little more vibrant.
For rentals, unless you're looking for a whole house, you're not going to find much. There are very few condo or apartment developments in all 3 communities, with detached homes dominating the city. The rentals that are available, are ridiculously over priced.
As for what is for sale in 2022. Condos and townhomes go around .4 Million and up. Homes start around 1.2 million.
Shame really. Tsawwassen has a beautiful developable coastline around Centennial Park, that could be built into something similar to Marine Drive White Rock or the Wharf in Richmond. Bring in American tourist dollars, jobs to locals and possibly bring in some much needed young blood to the community with hip and trendy shops and restaurants by the beach . But I doubt the greenies or local retirees would allow it.
However, if the docking port for cruise liners gets moved to Delta, which has been talked about, you might see things change with more evening entertainment and some sort of night life being developed. Until then, unless you're looking for a retirement home, I would avoid Tsawwassen and Ladner.
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Fantastic video, Solomon. Loved the last 30 seconds where you took the viewers to various parts of the town, streets, malls, schools...
However, this time a very little information was given about the rentals and prices of various types of properties.
I live and work here since 26 years you get the most for your money in Delta BC. The weather is much better out here than say Coquitlam or North Vancouver. The block i live on the people who live here are part of each others lives and really care about one another. the only con is the housing market has jumped so high house prices and rents are out of control.
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Great videos - they are helpful :) Michael - God Bless :)
Thank you Michael!
My friend son now in delta he study in Alexandria collage but now he didn't find part time job there
Pls do /the pros and cons for Coquitlam BC 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Lovely video. Between Langley, Delta and Abbotsford which would you choose for low cost of living and easy walk around for school runs without a need for a car?
Depends. They all have pros and cons. Hard to pick one.
I live there
How about gym facility and fresh veggies?? Easily available??
good video
Thank you :)
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Please help me get a single room basement. Can you plz give me an idea how much my rent gas electricity and water bill be if i live there? And use 13 hours everyday? Moving there in august.
How much are studio apartments? I’m planning of moving near the Vancouver area after I finish my online classes by the end of the year.
Hi you can get studios around $250k to $300k
Hey ... I am moving to Canada 🇨🇦 next month alone... would delta rise be a good place to start .. and to live
Hey welcome to Canada. Yes Delta is a great place and you will feel at home.
@@VancouverLiving can i get an apartment on rent in delta rise
Too bad the prices aren’t still at that level😂
video on north van?
Sure.. I will consider doing it soon! Its on my top priority list.
Do you know a lot about North Van?
@@Magnezium7 Hi I do .. what questions do you have?
@@VancouverLiving Nah I was just making conversation. I would note the lack of public transportation.
@@Magnezium7 Yes that I agree with.
Nice.Hi I'm from Bangladesh,I'm a govt.primary school teacher.Can I get a better Opportunity than Bangladesh in job?
Ohh shit it’s Karen
Do not try to live in delta. There are so many outrages laws and the bylaw officers are super nosy.