Did I miss anything? Let me know in the comments below...and thank you for watching!

Sebastian: Great video as always. You really spoke to me, especially around the middle, when you talked about finding your people.

Great sharing! Thank you, Sebastian!😀

Thank you for all the informations, you are helping a lot,,,

Spectacular video ❤

Great video!

Loved this and learned something new. Please do a video on surrey neighborhood, like clayton, cloverdale and what to look for.

Good to know vancouver with you

Thank you for the hard work put in the video, Seb. I like the part when you mention politics/neighbourhoods (didnt know the West End was left and Kerrisdale was right) and also the work/life balance vibe of the city, which is absolutely true. Nice shirt by the way 😁. Cheers 🍻

A highway in the middle of vancouver would have destroyed the city

Unfortunately Car2Go left vancouver about 4 years ago. I definitely agree about not needing a car in some areas, I happily survived for a long time without one

A friend of mine disappeared on a solo hike. Experienced hiker. Not bad weather. Don’t go alone. Make sure you know what you’re doing and you’re prepared.

Thank you for your videos. I have an option to study in Vancouver and I’ve been feeling really apprehensive about everything that I’m seeing on cost of rent and the increasing crime in the city. Hoping to be able to find better options outside the city so my family can have a better quality of life that can still be sustainable.

Can't guess what age you are in, but a friend of mine who's much elder than me (48), was born and raised in Vancouver, until he moved to Singapore in 1989, and Malaysia, and went back to Vancouver in 2017... Again, this content is getting deeper into understanding more about Vancouver... Thank you!

soul crushing cost of rent. everything you describe is ruined by the cost of rent. if you're a millionaire home buyer then you get 'vancouver' as a city but if you're one of the bottom 50% as tenant (serf class) then the city is brutal

Dont forget the West Coast Express from as far out as Mission to Downtown Vancouver for to and from work. Also, we have a lot of one- way streets to navigate in DT Vancouver which can be challenging for newcomers and tourists. For any beach lovers, the beaches in Vancouver are frequently closed due to pollution. Groceries are very expensive also. It's also harder to make friends here for some. As they say, say BC actually stands for "bring cash" 😅

This content should be paid! Hire him for your real estate, unfortunately I cant afford an iota of a place listed lol but who knows in the future

In reality yes commuting from outside Vancouver is much less expensive when using public transit but add up to two hours so if you work say Burnaby ,you live Aldergrove or outskirts Langley you need to get to the main vain Fraser hwy to catch the bus most of those areas don't have sidewalks so you're walking on the side of the road which can be very dangerous when its darker months , and you start work at 0800 you will have to catch that bus before 0600 then transfer to the Sky train hopefully there are no issues with the sky train and then most places are not close to the sky train some are with in 10-minute walk but in winter months all that train and wind have a good umbrella and maybe a change of cloths hehe that said if you live in downtown places Langley, Cloverdale about 60-70 % of Surrey areas you will be ok just add in about 1-2 hours. hwy 1 brings you very close to Vancouver, hwy 99 turns into Oak street ( which is pretty much a HWY with a different name) which is in Vancouver ;) as of the last 5-6 years we haven't been getting enough rain which is why air quality during the last few summer months has been pretty bad because of forest fires we have been in a water drought for around 5 years water restrictions I think have already started as of this month 05 2024then the mention of bugs hmm we need bugs it helps the balance dont get me wrong I dont like them buzzing around me or biting me but we need them. No bugs mean nature is out of balance, but that is a different topic all together.

DT East side is always a sight to behold.

Hey Sebastian! What's the best way to get to and from ski resorts without a car, especially if we're looking at skiing once a month and the resort is an hour or more away? Thanks!

HUGE SECET: RICH$mond has a Big Secret: massive pop can hauls buy the Food as otherwise next to impossible after mortgages rents. The return it depots have a Nickname: The Millionaire Centres.

Good work, dude.

Car2Go has ceased operation in Vancouver for several years!

I live form 8 years ago to now in Toronto it’s nice big city but I don’t now why I’m not happy not healthy like stress, most of time I feels worry . It’s not easy to find a honest friends specially young people if I try open small talk with anyone in the workplace or college or parks or tennis court , any where I feel like people most of them smoke and stress not friendly , specially in the workplace honestly as my experience, l don’t like 🤔 for example if the mangers work from any company specially from India or Philippines or Chinese just support and help Own people in the workplace speak own Language, the don’t like speak English , I was very uncomfortable i asked from the people in the workplace?? here in Canada should be speak English , I don’t know what is going on 😮 I like to move small town because in Toronto too much human traffic in the bus and subway same people is smell is very bad drugs most people the don’t care about outfit, I feel like here is third world countries 🤔

Consider moving to Vancouver as second home for retirement and self employed business

modo sucks. I used for years, but someone who booked the car after me and they bumped the bumper and they blamed me with faulty evidence. They inflated the amount and didn't even fix it. What they do is bank a number of repairs - collecting the full repair cost from everyone. Its a source of income for them

Interesting video because it runs counter to my feelings about contemporary Vancouver. I lived in Vancouver from about 1995 to 2003 or so. It was an okay place to live and was not really that expensive for a renter (although even then the idea of owning a house was out of the question for me). I worked in the architectural field and was always able to find work in good firms but there was no getting ahead. This is probably more about the profession itself than Vancouver although with a constantly inflating cost of living - especially in housing - Vancouver is not an easy place to "settle" in. I find Vancouver now to be quite uninteresting if not soul-less which has a lot to do with how expensive it is - not allowing for small start-ups in retail etc. - there are a lot of chain stores. The drug problem in Vancouver has also led it to become very depressing, and the unfortunate thing is that the ultra left-wing political ideology just makes this problem worse and worse. In my opinion Vancouver is becoming very much like San Francisco. A lot of rich people driving their expensive cars around living in multi-million dollar architect designed houses, no middle class at all anymore, and a lot of poor and struggling people with consequent HUGE AND OVERWHELMING social problems. Weather-wise it is great in the summer and very depressing in the winter due to constant rain, early sunset, and overcast skies. Too bad about the direction this city has taken, and it only gets worse and worse. I don't even like to visit anymore other than to see an old friend. Unless you are a millionaire with a huge stack of established wealth or you are earning huge bucks in the computer or gaming industries, I would not recommend moving to Vancouver. I was recently in Australia and although it is also very expensive, there was nowhere near as many homeless and broken people in either Melbourne or Sydney - and both of those cities are much more vibrant than Vancouver, with waaaaaay better weather. I'm considering moving there, although I'm no spring chicken anymore so it might not be the best idea.

A majority of Metro Vancouver residents now identify as a visible minority. In 2021, 54 per cent of the people in the region identified as a visible minority and this has likely increased.

Everyone I met there in twenty years said it was the best place on earth to live...until they had six drinks and then it was the worst place to live.

Vancouver is dead after 8pm

soul crushing cost of rent. everything you describe is ruined by the cost of rent. if you're a millionaire home buyer then you get 'vancouver' as a city but if you're one of the bottom 50% as tenant (serf class) then the city is brutal