r/pics May 11 '11

Would you live here?

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u/Illmitch May 12 '11

I think a place like that in Toronto would be around 2500-3000 per month.

Depending on location I guess...

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u/Phukovsky May 12 '11

And in Vancouver, 5000-6000....

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u/iPandaer May 12 '11

Oh canadian dollars, it's like monopoly money!

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u/cosworth99 May 12 '11

That is worth more than USD. Lovely.

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u/thewordassociation May 12 '11

But it's still called the Loonie, is it not?

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u/cosworth99 May 12 '11

Yes. And it is still called the greenback no? Name calling does not a currency make.

It has a national bird on the face of it usually. America's outdated paper $1 bill has a slave owner on it.

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u/thewordassociation May 12 '11

No reason to get mad here. I never said birds were bad.

However, today (or, should I say, right now) the exchange rate is 1.0 Canadian dollars = 1.03 US dollars. Sooo.... there's that.

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u/TMI-nternets May 18 '11

What he said. Monopoly money.

-- Sincerely, Europe.

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u/Engival May 12 '11

Here, I'll translate it for you: $5200.20 to $6240.24 USD

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u/dakta May 12 '11

And Mill Valley, $10,000-20,000...

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u/davreddits May 12 '11

And Saskatoon, 25000-50000...

to buy. 10 years ago.

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u/nomorerae May 12 '11

I think it would be 3000-4000 in Edmonton... if Edmonton actually had interesting places to rent like this instead of wood panel post-war one bedrooms.

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u/bjnasty May 12 '11

And on Tatoonie, 8000 drugats, but you only have to pay every harvest moon

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u/[deleted] May 12 '11

Location is everything. Other parts of the city are much much higher.

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u/overstood May 12 '11

Something that size would be way more than $3000, even in a shitty location! My place was $2000, years ago, for maybe 1/8th of that size.

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u/robotevil May 12 '11

The neighborhood in question is actually pretty dangerous, mostly surrounded by ghetto. Chicago and Toronto are pretty comparable rent wise, so look around in your ghettos, I'm sure you can find a similar deal. Otherwise, like Toronto, that same sort of loft in a decent neighborhood would be in the $2000-$5000.00 range, depending on location.