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well since you are already in the middle of nowhere, you might as well go up to Prince George, or 100 mile/160km house and make friends with yogi bear and honey boo boo. |
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Cuz he had a fight with a naan bread and is thinking of going lavash now |
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After swinging by Chinook Center today the sprawl is really something here - feels like there's zero walkability here. Quote:
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Capitol Hill is only 11km from my house! Tuscany is actually a bit farther... slightly newer neighbourhood and last stop on the C-Train line. I was going to buy there, but the extra 5 minutes trip up Crowchild and dealing with 12 Mile Coulee being like the only fricking way out of the place made me skip it. I heard a rumour from long term Calgary people recently that they purposely made Tuscany hard to get in/out of to keep riff raff out hahaha If you look up Crowfoot Crossing, I'm only 5 minutes walk from there so I can walk to anything that's there (3 grocery stores, tonnes of smaller chains, 5 banks, Keg, Joey's, Cactus Club, Indigo Books, Famous Players theatre) if I want to... but I rarely do. It's not my fault that I'm a honeypot :( |
Can someone explain to me Calgary architecture? There's some pretty 2000s modern wanna be houses for like $2-3m around dt. Then further north you can find like 2000s mc mansions for like $800k to $2m. Which I see no value cuz that's Vancouver prices. |
Like what the hell is this, I noticed they really like dark and brown colours. https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/2...ightsmountview Then you have ultra modern that looks pretty cool https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/2...algary-renfrew Boomer Brown https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/2...algary-renfrew WTF is this for $3m https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/2...ghtsbriar-hill 2000s modern https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/2...ightsmountview |
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If I had $3M i'm staying in van, y'all crazy |
Honestly if I had $3M I don’t think I’d stay in Canada at all… nothing appeals enough to me, Van is a shitshow in way more ways than just housing costs… the traffic alone is enough to drive you mad. Go somewhere nice and warm and temperate year round without the rain. |
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So Jason 2000 was right. USA #1. $3m in Calgary doesn't make sense, when you can buy 5000 sq+ houses in Burnaby, Coquitlam, white rock, Langley all day everyday. |
Or just live in a fuckin normal sized house that’s nice. |
normal? you mean a 500sqft peasant hovel they call an "apartment" nowadays? THOSE ARE TRASH! i grew up in one of those and look how poorly i turned out. |
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I mean, somewhere well under 5000 haha. We are a family of 3 with a dog in 1200 sq/ft and nothing about it feels small at all other than the bathrooms are a bit small. 1500 would be PLENTY. I don’t get the point of taking your 3 mil and then moving into some tacky super mansion in Calgary for 3 mil. Move into a million dollar house and buy 5 awesome cars and still have a million dollars for vacations when you realize living in alberta makes you want to kill yourself for 7+ months a year. |
thats cuz youre not a guangdong hoarder. 1500sqft would take no time at all to fill up full of trash |
lol that’s the thing. Everyone’s parents back in Berta are the worst hoarders. Cosmo magazines from 1997? Absolutely. Clothes that smell like mothballs with holes in them? Of course. 300 dvd cases with no DVDs? Why not? It’s such a weird way to live. It’s like seeing those homeless dudes walk around with carts full of damaged PVC piping, 3 hubcaps and a rusty refrigerator compressor. Like what the fuck are you gonna do with that shit. |
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Unless you just gotta have your daily fix of Marlborough Mall Something like this is just over $1mill in a nice postal code https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/2...ry-arbour-lake Once the clearly old and white people move out, you can vaporized the odors away and start anew. Edit again https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/2...lgary-hawkwood Some nice renovations and another decent postal code |
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