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Old Posted Aug 29, 2016, 1:49 PM
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Rent is skyrocketing due to Airbnb now. Where do you suggest Canadians who are too poor to continue living in their home town go? Calgary used to be the answer, but now it's in a huge recession. Victoria has no jobs outside of government. Toronto is no relief financially. Montreal isn't great economically and isn't welcoming to non-French speakers. The only towns that are more affordable are miserable frozen shit holes with very few jobs.
Sure rental rates in Vancouver are quite high (average of almost $2300 for 2 beds) but rental rates in the suburbs are definitely still affordable.

Surrey: $1027
Burnaby: $1940
Delta: $1163
Port Moody: $974 (this one is for 1 beds)
Langley: $934
Coquitlam: $1215

And even if rents eveywhere in Metro Vancouver were absurdly high, that's still no excuse to go into debt you can't afford and then ask people for sympathy.
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