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I am moving to Vancouver this summer with my 3 kids and 2 dogs for a complete career and lifestyle change. I have been a 15 year entrepreneur in Calgary and now moving back to my native BC and I cannot wait!
I am hoping to find a rental property with 1-3 acres where I can have my raised garden beds, and 3-4 chickens, a few rabbits (as pets and mini composters!) and lots of green spaces and trees!
I am hoping to rent to begin with in order to find my feet in a new city and learn the ins and outs of the different neighborhoods, then looking to buy my own little piece of the planet..
What areas should I be looking at if I still need to be close to transit for teens, no more than 10 minute ambulance response time for child with serious medical condition, and 15-20 minute drive to a hospital? But still feel like I am away from the city?
I LOVE the Dunbar/Southlands area but doubt many rentals come up in that vicinity, but if anybody hears of anything, please let me know!
Many thanks!
Permalink Reply by Justice Schanfarber on April 5, 2012 at 1:55pm 1-3 acres in Vancouver is a pretty tall order!
Maybe Richmond or the Valley?
Sunshine coast?
Permalink Reply by Leah Chevallier on April 13, 2012 at 2:08pm I am still learning the names of the neighborhoods! Yes an acreage IN Vancouver appears to be a bit much!
I would love an acre in Dunbar/Southlands area but that is proving difficult as well! Looking at Delta, Aldergorve but that is getting a bit too far away.....
Still looking though!
Thx for posting!
Permalink Reply by Ted Holk on July 5, 2012 at 7:25am
Permalink Reply by Ross Moster on July 5, 2012 at 9:35am Any luck, Leah?
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