One thing is for sure...there are only 4 quadrants...anywhere.

You divided in sectors no quadrants, and you missed a few things about the South, which in my opinion is the best sector. Fish creek runs in the south according to your divisions by the way.

Perhaps avoid the term "quadrants" and use the term "sectors" instead.

You never mentioned one of the best places in town... Lakeview in the SW.

We have 4 hospitals with many neighbourhoods near each. But if you end up working across town commute times will run you 30-45 minutes

try moving to where you can find water.....seems they have run out...cal is run by an idiot globalist lefty....try elsewhere

How can you have 8 quadrants? Quadrants is four, quad means 4… NW, NE, SW, SE.

Outside of Calgary, for the win!

8 quadrants? Math is hard?

Lived all over Canada. Moved to Calgary 25 years ago. 2 kids born here and I can say with all conviction,Calgary is a great city. The winter sun is amazing. The access to almost any kind of recreation is at your doorstep. The access to education choices is second to none. We have 2 universities,SAIT. You will meet a HUGE diversity of cultures here if you choose to. It’s a great community.

if i am a health worker a nurse where do you think best place to live in calgary close to workplace

Information is very helpful, I am a Dutch citizen and want to move there... but don't know how it could possible

great content!

Due to global warming and climate change as of ten years now, we don't get these temps anymore. Winter lasts 1 to 3 weeks in January. Edmonton is oil worker country, blue-collar, Harley, rock n roll. Tough. Very progressive, modern but still violent and narrow thinking. We are, after all the murder capital of Canada, rivaled with Winnipeg. Cowboy, country, and Western are not welcome here. If you want yeehaw, go to Calgary. But you must drive, or else all the beauty of nature, the river valley, provincial parks, is pointless. But we are sprawling with the world's longest nature trail and the most trails overall. Called Ravine City, lots of cracks in the earth to explore. Before covid ruined it all, We're the Festival City, the most festivals of any city, good for residents, not a touristy place.

dont move to Calgary....the commies have turned into a woke sh*thole.

Quadrant means 4 so you should say district or section

by definition "quadrant" means 4 not 8 Calgary has 4 quadrants

Good vid - matches my experience, except groceries. For 200 we get a full trolley at Superstore or Walmart, but barely half a trolley at Cosco. A good tip for veggies and fruit is daily fresh produce, which is easily the cheapest in the city.

I was thinking of moving to Calgary last yr, but after visiting in December, I realized the problem we are facing here in Toronto is nationwide...housing crisis, inflation, homelessness, mental health, drugs, healthcare shortage, mass immigration...at this point, its best to just leave Canada.

can take yo calgary and canada and shove it right up the frozen ..... Man many canadians are ditching the country all together to move to USA and Mexico

Hey Rob what are your thoughts on rents here in calgary being substantially cheaper than owning any type of home in our current market, Would you be interested in making a video comparison between rent and owning for any neighborhood in calgary that would be interesting to see.

What condos would you recommend in downtown with great condo management?

Moved to mahogany from Oakville and have loved every second

Auburn bay seems nice. I would say mahogany is the best community in Calgary so it being close is a plus

How about SW. Please share . Tks

Dude, lot of useful information but please fix your audio next time- too windy to hear you properly

Excellent .

Hard to beat that lake mahogany the views of the lake are out of this world. I’m from Edmonton and I’m bloody jealous lol

As with most things, it really depends on what you like individually. If you like common sense and positive people; Calgary is your city (just ignore our awful mayor). If you like negativity and wokeism, then I would highly recommend Edmonton.

Hockey 🏒 is an awesome sport

Thank you for informative video. I'm planning to build a custom home. How can I find a suitable lot, and could you recommend a good builder? Thank you

I'm looking at the top 100 restaurants in Canada list and I'm really confused. Calgary has far more restaurants on there compared to Edmonton, so I have no idea why Rob gave the nod to Edmonton here.

Much informative 👍

great vid! very informative👏

Can you explore and do video on pinecreek communitiy southwest

Very useful.

Great work! Would love to know more about this beautiful neighbourhood

Are there monthly rent for these places

#11 Spending $300 per hour on a 'home inspector' who doesn't see a problem with a house being cracked in half.

Love the breakdown! How would you rate neweley established neighbourhoods like livingstone? Would like to get yout take on new builds and its potential please:)

Great video! Thanks ❤

How about Kensington? I was told it’s very trendy and rich in culture.

When I lived in Calgary around ten years ago, unexpected costs came from traffic tickets. The police is much stricter than the other provinces where I lived afterwards. Even when you think you're driving ok.

100 square feet??? Whi would live in a place like that??

What are your top 3 favourite neighbourhoods for single family detached homes in 650-750 price range ?

Not sure if you were just speaking in general at the beginning, but the townhomes in Alpine Park start in the $570k's (inside unit) and $620ks (outside units). There is nothing here anywhere near $400K

Awesome video, well said.

I have been living in Toronto almost one year and Ontario is real hard to get a good job and get a cheap apartment. Alberta more affordability than Ontario. Alberta has got beautiful nature

8:03 *Ottawa

Do condos have cooling system or only warming thermostat?