Surrey Is it that bad living in surrey? What are the some pros and cons for people living there? |
Better safe than Surrey |
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really depends on which part of surrey. i live close hwy 10 and 144 and the area is very quiet. i guess thats cause the city of surrey and rcmp station is near by |
I personally think its taken way out of proportion, you should try looking up some crime rate statistics etc. |
beyond looking at the cost of living, think of whether or not you would fit into their culture. not just racial, but the kind of minds and mentality that the surrounding area would bring. its a bit more difficult to quantify that, you may have to go explore this facet yourself if you go downtown Vancouver a lot on weeknights, take that into account too |
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There are pros and cons to every city. In reality, Surrey is no different than other places to live. Keep in mind that Surrey is a HUGE city and each area is totally different. Areas around the skytrain tend to be a bit rougher, but that seems to be a trend in most cities. Newton doesn`t have the best reputation, but there are a lot of neighbourhoods within that area that are pretty nice. I own a townhouse in Surrey...Clayton Village area. VERY nice neighbourhood, but still considered `surrey`. Are you asking about a specific area in surrey? Newton Walley Guildford Fleetwood Strawberry Hills Cloverdale Panorama Ridge White Rock area Bridgeview ?? |
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Bad things happen on the other side of the Patullo bridge. Or great things, if great things to you is drugs. |
How's fraser heights generally speaking? |
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Houses tend to be a little newer (90s-ish) and there is some more development going in now that they put in that under-pass thing. |
Fraser Heights, you mean the area around 160 St and 108 Av? One of the safest parts of North Surrey. It reminds me of Lochdale/Lake City in Burnaby. Newer houses around $800,000ish, a large Chinese and Korean population which means low crime rates and good schools. Great for families. Close to Guildford Mall and nearby civic services, and the Port Mann. Cons: the C74 is the only bus route and the service is not great. But if you're driving that is a non issue. What is the neighborhood south of Newton that's a hub for the megahomes East Indians build? Panorama Ridge, right? |
Yep panorama ridge is correct houses are huge Posted via RS Mobile |
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the ONLY reason i'll move to Surrey is for FIVE GUYS burgers =D best burger EVER!! =) |
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i think the cons are really th-*gets shot* |
I just recently moved to south surrey a year ago(originally for raised in van). Cons. -far from family and friends -no good restaurants -expensive asian food -crappy asian food -all restaurants close at 9. -craxkheads -surrey blocks -everything is far -surrey jacks. -mma culture.smet.ed hardy -everybody calls everyone "bro" for some reason -your friend will never ever visit you -different culture all together. Pros -Tim hortons -closer to states Surrey sucks. Only reason I live here Is because I landed a good job.dont go here - Posted via RS Mobile |
I've been to Surrey maybe 5 times ever. |
Pros: Affordable Housing Surrey is currently undergoing a phase of development Lots of parks Easier to spell than any other regional district in the GVRD It rhymes with Curry Streets are easy to navigate/locate We just got newly issued disposal bins (They're really nice) Liquor stores everywhere Bigger than Vancouver It's always interesting Samosas (2 for $1) Cons: None |
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The area is constantly expanding and new areas are being developed (construction =hellaslow!). Some of the recent developments were the rec centre, tennis courts, "shopping" complex at 108th/160th and a new secondary school expansion under way. Pretty much everything you need to keep you on that side of the highway. Restaurants and fast food chains aren't that common around here. You'll find yourself driving out into fleetwood or guildford. Having basic transit in the area really filters out crime IMO. Pretty sure there's a single bus route for the area. Majority white and korean area but east of 160th is more of a brown and white area. Overall I find there is a good mix so you wont find one ethnicity dominant over another IMO. When people ask where I live i used to say Surrey. I would always get the "Surrey" comments from the "outlanders". I grew up in a great community but I almost always refer to my area as the "Fraser Heights Area" and not surrey for a clear reason. Best to avoid Guildford and City Centre area. Newton and Delta are personal preference. hope this helps |
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