Top 10 Neighbourhoods Saskatoon Saskatchewan
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- In this video, we're taking a deep dive into what life in Saskatoon Saskatchewan, is all about, especially for those considering moving to Canada or living in Saskatoon. We cover everything
from Saskatoon Canada immigration to settling into some of the city's most charming neighborhoods like Montgomery Saskatoon and Nutana Saskatoon. Whether you're interested in the vibrant community of Varsity View Saskatoon, the newer developments in Brighton Saskatoon, or the serene setting of River Heights Saskatoon, this guide has it all.
We also explore the bustling Central Business District Saskatoon, the historic streets of Downtown Saskatoon, and the family-friendly atmosphere of Lawson Heights Saskatoon. For those looking into Saskatoon real estate or homes for sale in Saskatoon, we provide valuable insights into what makes each neighborhood unique, helping you decide the best places in Saskatoon for your new home.
Whether you are moving to Saskatoon or just curious about living in Saskatoon Canada, this
video is your go-to guide for understanding the local lifestyle and housing landscape. In addition to the neighborhoods already mentioned, we also take a stroll through the serene City Park Saskatoon, known for its lush parks and community spirit, and North Park Saskatoon, which offers a blend of tranquility and urban convenience. Not to be missed is the prestigious area of The Willows Saskatoon, a top-tier neighborhood known for its luxurious homes and stunning golf course. These areas add to the rich tapestry of Saskatoon, making it one of Canada's most desirable cities to live in.
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If you could choose any neighbourhood in Saskatoon to live in, which one would it be and what features attract you to that area?
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The question would be very good specifically for older retired folks as well.
@@dovygoodguy1296 yep market mall area is ideal for retirees and seniors that want condo living
@@dovygoodguy1296 outside of that retirement living could be most neighbourhoods if you want bungalow, also bungalow style townhouse condos are popular
@@Livinginsaskatoonguide I was wondering about condo buildings .
@@dovygoodguy1296 yes for sure happy to help however I can- send me an e-mail
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Just the title of this video made me lol
Funny?
Will simply use this video as a guide
Excellent glad to hear it, is there any additional info I can help you with in one of my next videos?
Lawson 1# all day
Hey thanks for watching! Do you live in saskatoon?
What is it like for older retired people in places like Nutana and City Park, especially if they want to live in condos near amenities, stores, restaurants, etc.??
Everywhere in saskatoon is a 15 minute drive. However market mall area is most popular for retirees and seniors that may not drive
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Thanks!
Tell us more about the different schools for kids. Primary school and high school. It will be interesting to know
Awesome will do! Thanks for being here
Great video, very informative. Thanks Chris! 😊
Hey you bet thanks for watching! What did you like best?
No Evergreen?🌲 Definitely don’t agree lol
@@RyanYeti haha yes! I did a video evergreen vs rosewood saskatoon
Maybe I should do a video saskatoon’s newest neighbourhoods
which should i choose if i want it near hospital and university on budget of 500k
Hey great question! Send me an e-mail 12molenaar@gmail.com and we can keep the conversation going
Go live in a cemetery, pajeet.
Brighton is heinous and overcrowded.
@@scottthompson3493 it’s the fastest growing new neighbourhood in saskatoon, feeding the growth of our current economy
@@Livinginsaskatoonguidewhile that’s correct I avoid it and Stonebridge at all costs. I love my old neighborhood and space. The populations of these places are stacked on top of one another like a rat cage, that’s not how humans are supposed to exist, there are 3 types of houses when you drive through it looks like a Flinstones background, hope some of you are old enough to get the reference.
@@scottthompson3493 this is also true albeit a deliberate exaggeration in the analogy the older neighbourhoods definitely have much nicer space for yards and streets etc
They have to stop these developers from taking away all the greenery, all the evergreen trees and forests, and other green spaces because all those neighborhoods you showed it is way too sparse.
Are you from saskatchewan?
@@Livinginsaskatoonguide no, it’s my first time looking at anything in the area so that’s why I was surprised
@@trueloveingod2691 ok fair enough is why I’m asking. There isn’t a lot of forest in saskatchewan until you go further north. A lot of bald prairie. Most of the development basically cuts into farmers field. Specifically referencing the neighbourhoods in this video that would be the case
Saskatoon roads have become incredibly over crowded to the point of insanity due to crazed immigration policies. The cities schools are beyond bursting. The housing is probably the most inflated in the entire world given that there are far less high oaying jobs than in bigger cities and that's fine at 1.9% financing.....but try a 450k loan at 7%. It's literally undoable for 90 percent of the population. 2026 will see a huge percentage of saskatonians lose their homes. That's one thing but there's literally nowhere to go as rental units are far over priced and almost impossible to find. 2026 will be a very bad year for Saskatoon but all of Canada in general. There will be a whole lot of homeless working people.
@@Hyberlol saskatoon is the second most affordable major city in all of canada. Small town saskatchewan is still very affordable for an alternative. Interest rates are a challenge no doubt. Roads are more under construction than crowded it takes 15 minutes to get anywhere in saskatoon. Schools yes in many cases but they are still building schools. Saskatoon is in demand and growing which is a good thing, beautiful city
@@Livinginsaskatoonguide wait for 2026 when everyone's monthly payments double.
What’s your favourite neighbourhood in saskatoon saskatchewan?
downtown
Awesome love it! Will be exciting to see the new arena go in downtown
Couldn’t pay me enough to move to Saskatoon