It is Vancouver, everything is expensive. A ride on a public bus is $4, a pint of beer is $8, and an unrenovated 2000 sqft, 110-year-old house on a 33 x 125-foot lot will set you back around $2.2 million CDN. Oh well.....Somehow we make it work.
Canadas Million Person March SEPT /22/ 2023
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Here are a few gems available: This one is a "newish' home built on the major truck route between the port and the highway:
How about a fixer-uper?:
Both of these houses are on the wrong side of the city in gang-infested areas.
If you want to look on the nice side of the city there is this:
It is in decent part of the city.
How about a fixer-uper?:
Both of these houses are on the wrong side of the city in gang-infested areas.
If you want to look on the nice side of the city there is this:
It is in decent part of the city.
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Canada million man March
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The Prowler
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Hahaha!!!!
@Lily Do you see this?
Stuff is more expensive in places like USA and Canada.
That means it is cheaper in places like Portugal.
Funny how in that other thread this fact seems to confuse you....
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The Prowler
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I looked it up...bus fare in my city in Ontario is $3.75
A pint of beer is usually between $8 and $9
A meal like you described would be $20-$25 at a cheap restaurant.
Your real estate is higher, but not much else....
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Yes TTC here is 3.65 one way , transfer is good for 2hrs any bus to the outskirts of the east end even though part of the GTA (Greater Toronto Area ) requires another fare.. Food is crazy high prices but some businesses at the beginning laid out loyalty plans which locked in the prices like Pizza Pizza I still pay the same price since 2020 as long as I use the order again feature then I can add to it at same prices
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