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Good to see that Montreal's doing ok for housing prices. Montreal's job market is actually really good, too, for a city of its size. You just have to be bilingual.
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Cultural Imperial posted:Are you young? At one point, Vancouver was seen as such a nice place for young people from Midwestern Canada to move. It, after all, was a place where you could have tattoos, listen to punk rock, and maybe even practice homosexuality if you wanted without the fear of discrimination or persecution. Sure, employment possibilities were limited, but there you had the chance to be free for once in your life. Then everyone else joined in and hosed up the housing market more and increased the competition for work. It was time, then, for the young libertine youth to move on for greener pastures.
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sleep with the vicious posted:I'm getting a big raise to move to Toronto later this year and I'm looking at moderately nice apartments or preferably townhouses with a small backyard. I don't understand how anyone can afford this poo poo. I've been watching rent prices weekly for two months now and they have not changed. I recommend haggling with the landlords. Pretty sure they'll move on the price if you push them right now.
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Baronjutter posted:I got a mortgage at TD. They bungled every step, constantly asking for more documents, constantly telling me we were done, then coming back and saying ooops we forgot to ask for X and Y documents too. Over and over, for a month. We almost missed out on the house due to how lovely TD was. Honestly, I think this is every mortgage lender.
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