I'm from Manitoba and looking forward to accepting a job offer next year in Kelowna around summer time ☀️, the video was very informative and enjoyed your presentation!

@xxdizzye33xx17

Жыл бұрын

@@LIVINGINKELOWNABRITISHCOLUMBIA Thank you very much, i appreciate the response and hospitality. keep up the great content!

love the video

Babe! Our dream is to immigrate there ( in the next few months) and yes we have a boat, so hit us up for boating. We could use a friend who knows their way around.

Hello. I like very much your video. But, what about the criminal severity index of Kelowna? Nobody talks about that.

Is cooling and heating a good business in Kelowna?

@LIVINGINKELOWNABRITISHCOLUMBIA

5 ай бұрын

Honestly trades are always a popular business in most areas I think it really comes down to the connections you make, and how you market your business successfully

@user-yl1ug3gg2w

5 ай бұрын

thanks i am planning to be settled down in Kelowna@@LIVINGINKELOWNABRITISHCOLUMBIA

@LIVINGINKELOWNABRITISHCOLUMBIA

5 ай бұрын

@@user-yl1ug3gg2w great! Well if you need anything at all don't hesitate to reach out and I'd be happy to assist with the relocation anyway I can.

Where in Ontario are you from? Are prices starting to drop there?

@gjtv8293

Жыл бұрын

@@LIVINGINKELOWNABRITISHCOLUMBIA Nipigon looked nice when I drove there in 2020 heading for Delta, I've had enough of the lower mainland, hear great things about Kelowna 👍

Your handsome

"big cities like Calgary".... 1.3 million.

@casebeth

Жыл бұрын

@@LIVINGINKELOWNABRITISHCOLUMBIA that just tells me that it's super car oriented and transit is likely crap outside the core. No thanks.

The high crime rate, low wages, garbege builders, homelesness and gold digging garden tools drove me out of there. Oh I forgt, too many boats on the lake

@LIVINGINKELOWNABRITISHCOLUMBIA

Жыл бұрын

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Everyone scared me moving kelowna is super expensive. People can't survive. How other people are surviving there then 🤔🤔

@LIVINGINKELOWNABRITISHCOLUMBIA

3 ай бұрын

I would say BC is more expensive than some provinces like the prairies, but on par withe places like Southern Ontario. In terms of Kelowna's price in BC I would say it's pretty average compared to similar sized cities in this province. Rent is probably the most expensive part of Kelowna if you are looking for a central location because of the low vacancy rate. In terms of going out, eating, life etc it's pretty on par and I would say more affordable with the coast/Vancouver/the island

So... if you done make more then 60-70k a year your gonna struggle to live in kelowna alright got it.