Buying a home anywhere in Canada is a major challenge for millennials. In Vancouver, however, it’s essentially downright impossible. A recent report by Vancity credit union took a look at how much money Vancouver millennials have left over after paying for housing and other necessities. Turns out they have nothing
Another day, another heaping pile of debris sold for the price of $250,000 Netflix subscriptions in Vancouver. Such is the state of property values in Vancouver, the world’s third-least affordable housing market: a home that is by all accounts the mere skeleton of a livable structure has sold for $2.4
We’re all well aware of the embarrassingly garbage performance of the Canadian dollar over the past year or so – it sucks, to be sure, but it’s had very little impact on our day-to-day lives. Now, however, sh*t is getting real. We’re dealing with $3 cucumbers at the supermarket and,
Information in this post was provided by TheRedPin, a full-service real estate brokerage that carries the largest database of condos and homes in the Greater Toronto Area – offering access to 60% more listings than on MLS. Toronto is an incredibly Millennial city. Makes sense, too – a recent study
Despite boasting no significant improvements since the most recent price hike, the TTC will implement a 25-cent cash fare increase starting in January. That pushes the price of one ride to a frustratingly uneven $3.25 if you’re paying cash. Tickets and tokens will jump up by 10 cents while the price of a Metropass, which
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