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I have a lot of love for Vancouver, but the strange insistence on low salaries in an expensive housing market, with serious traffic and physical natural barrier
by doublerebel 11y ago
I have a lot of love for Vancouver, but the strange insistence on low salaries in an expensive housing market, with serious traffic and physical natural barriers to transportation, is a real problem.
I know of several developers, whose advice and preference is to move out of the city (closer to skiing/biking/etc) and work remotely for a US company.
There is plenty of evidence of the foreign property issue, and the willful ignorance of the government. Besides everything else posted, here's an academic case study:
http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada/in-a-six-month-period-70-of-detached-homes-sold-in-vancouvers-west-side-went-to-mainland-china-buyers http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada/in-a-six-month-peri...
http://www.slideshare.net/ayan604/ownership-patterns-of-single-family-homes-sales-on-the-west-side-neighborhoods-of-the-city-of-vancouver-a-case-study http://www.slideshare.net/ayan604/ownership-patterns-of-sing...
- thinkdoge 11y agowork remotely? TN visa effectively lets you earn US wages.
- allannienhuis 11y agoVancouver (area) is still a wonderful place to live. Working remotely lets you do that while earning enough to enjoy it. :)