where do you live?

well, where do you call home?

doing this out of curiosity due to a post in the thread about financial independence

http://bb.nsmb.com/showthread.php?p=2851987#post2851987

ps - some of the region grouping in bc may seem weird but this is mostly due to tryign to keep group similarly priced single family homes together.

Live on the east coast now, but used to live in Whistler.

Squamish here.

Now, it's your poll Syncro so you are free to do as you wish, but shouldn't the first 2 options go like this?

Greater Vancouver or the Valley
Squamish, Whistler, Pemberton

And don't get me started on lumping the SSC with the Island.

Squamish here.

Now, it's your poll Syncro so you are free to do as you wish, but shouldn't the first 2 options go like this?

Greater Vancouver or the Valley
Squamish, Whistler, Pemberton

And don't get me started on lumping the SSC with the Island.

i did it that way more to reflect the state of single detached home prices vs geographic regions. there is going to be some variability and outliers in any region, but current housing prices would seem to suggest that this is a reasonable distribution.

Might want to include a sentence or two why you have this poll up.

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Another interesting poll would be, where would you live if you could find work?

I moved to Whis to get out of the city. Now you're telling me it's just the same?

i did it that way more to reflect the state of single detached home prices vs geographic regions. there is going to be some variability and outliers in any region, but current housing prices would seem to suggest that this is a reasonable distribution.

OK, that makes sense then.

SoCal since the summer, from Comox previously. Probably Cold Lake next summer although Florida or Halifax are possibilities.

Squamish here.

Now, it's your poll Syncro so you are free to do as you wish, but shouldn't the first 2 options go like this?

Greater Vancouver or the Valley
Squamish, Whistler, Pemberton

And don't get me started on lumping the SSC with the Island.

to further this , I would suggest that the average home in squamish is closer to the value / cost of north vancouver . whistler is a strange one due to the fact that IMO most of the people i know from whistler own a price controlled whistler housing style place .
The Valley defiantly belongs in its current grouping

regardless of my thoughts the results will intrigue me enough to return and check up on the poll

to further this , I would suggest that the average home in squamish is closer to the value / cost of north vancouver .

Been doing a little light research into that and you can get into some things in Squamish that are in the low 700s that would be a million plus in N.Van.

Been doing a little light research into that and you can get into some things in Squamish that are in the low 700s that would be a million plus in N.Van.

Do tell … so when ya moving?

Do tell … so when ya moving?

After all of HardTickle's selling of all things outside Vancouver, and XXX'ers tales of 200K hourses. I was expecting Shangri-la for the cost of a couple of Humvees.

Been doing a little light research into that and you can get into some things in Squamish that are in the low 700s that would be a million plus in N.Van.

My wife and I were fortunate to find a home in Lynn Valley in the low 700's. The equivalent home in similar neighborhood (G Highlands ) in squamish was within 30 grand .
there is lots of over priced crap in North Van , and Squamish too . But generally there is a much smaller gap in pricing between the two areas than most people think.
Now the real gap is in townhomes and attached homes. Money to be saved for sure in Squamish

After all of HardTickle's selling of all things outside Vancouver, and XXX'ers tales of 200K hourses. I was expecting Shangri-la for the cost of a couple of Humvees.

How about $1?
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/cheapest-b-c-home-1-buys-you-boston-bar-heritage-house-1.2514794