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A. Nasr · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 01:23

It's so hard question actually. It depends on your job opportunities and life style. Personally, I Lived in Northern BC in small city called prince George, which is beautiful but so tiny and 7 months freezing, So when I moved to kelowna, I felt a relief 😅, we got anly one or two times snow a year. and it's always plus and warm. I moved here to study at UBC, so i am not sure yet about job opportunities. also for me Vancouver is too big and stressful , but kelowna is medium size, beautiful, and not too busy. we have 2 superstore, 2 wslmart, 1 costco. 1 University UBC, 1 okanagan college. beautiful lake and mountains around the city. Here is a video from downtown on Okanagan lake 😊

Christina · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 01:33

How bad is rent over there?

(What you're saying makes me think about moving to Kelowna some day!)

A. Nasr · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 01:45

Living with roommates, the room around 600$ month. 1bd apprt around $1000, 2bd around $1500. And so on.

Also 2bd apprt worthy 250k - 400k. Housing range $500k to unlimited 🤣.

These is just approximate, but the exact values can be found on market place or realator website

A. Nasr · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 01:54

This is kelowna downtown area, taking from knox mountain ⛰. You can see the two sides of the city. (30 min drive max side to side)

Oksana Fedan · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 02:05

Thanks! Amazing view! What about schools? Is it good for families with kids?. Are there a lot of young people there?

A. Nasr · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 02:27

Yeah, I see schools everywhere. And yeah I think most of the small cities are more family friendly. Like no high traffic and not super busy city.

I can say it is more like a tourist city (i meet ppl from Ontario, quebc, and Alberta...etc).

They come for the sandy beach ⛱, and lots of farms around to pick up your fruits )

Northener · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 02:28

that's sounds awesome, but job market there is not job market in van. that stopped me moving there. however these days are different and if you're 100% remote, then it may work.

A. Nasr · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 02:29

This is the beach in kelowna downtown summer 2020. (Yes 2020 during the plandimic hoax 😂😂)

A. Nasr · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 02:29

Yeah, I am here to study at UBC, so i am not sure about job market 🙃

Oksana Fedan · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 02:32

Do you know of any other cities similar to Kelowna? Worth considering?

Northener · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 02:33

Lucky you 👍😁

A. Nasr · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 02:52

Well, I live in prince George 5 years, and I went to most of the cities in the northern BC (PG, Mackenzie, fort st john, vanderhoof, quesnal, Williams lake , kamloops... etc).

So personally if I rank the best cities in BC, I would say

1- Victoria, 2- kelowna, 3- Vancouver, 4- prince George . . And so on...

It's according to my personal preference... I am from Cairo Egypt, and I hate big cities.

Kelowna for me is similar to Sharm El shakh city in Egypt. So everyone one have different experience.

For example, I visited Moscow, st. Petersburg, volgograd, Grozney. And I liked St. Petersburg and Grozney more than Moscow.

So It's so hard to tell. You should visit first

Oksana Fedan · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 02:54

Thanks for detailed response ! Yes, I am planning to visit.. just researching the short list of cities :)

A. Nasr · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 02:55

Great, good luck 👍 👏

M · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 03:02

Я такие брал, мне понравились.

Northener · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 03:07

for sure everyone is different and has personal preference where to live. i love Anchorage and would live there, more over had a job offer but my sweet heart doesn't even want to say the name of the city, so i have to "suffer" here 😁😁

A. Nasr · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 03:08

😅😅

Valerii · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 04:51

А на Денман пельмени только с курицей?

Arsen · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 04:52

Вроде да, были ещё вареники этого производителя

Valerii · wrote on 13 Mar 2021, 04:52

Понял, спасибо