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Just_Dave · 04-07-2008, 12:49 PM

I am thinking of moving out of the US and I heard Montreal is a nice place to live. I don't want to live in the US but I want ot be close to it. Any info would be nice.

The Duck · 04-07-2008, 12:51 PM

Halifax should be nice.

Just_Dave · 04-07-2008, 12:55 PM

Is Laval a nice area

Magalie · 04-07-2008, 02:00 PM

Hey Dave, Im from Montreal, bought a condo in Laval about 2 years ago and love it. It was the best place for me to get to work from. Im about 1 minute from differnet highways.

I also wanted a parking space, which is harder to find on the montreal island, plus, the prices are like 3 times higher in the city for just about the same thing. My condo is 2 stories plus a basement and a garage. I would never find something like that in Montreal.

I'm at about 7 minutes from montreal anyway. Laval has become quite big too with it's own little ''downtown'' and 3 brand new subway stations so if you don't have a car, you can go with the public transportations without any problem. You can really find everything that you need. Traffic is a bit heavy to and from the island but I guess you get use to it. And well, downtown Montreal can be REALLY messy too.

What's cool of living direclty in Montreal is that you can basically walk everywhere and the night life is awesome. But, it you have a car, especially in winter...it's a nigthmare.

Anyway, hit me up if you need more infos....

tehHinjew · 04-07-2008, 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Just_Dave

I am thinking of moving out of the US and I heard Montreal is a nice place to live. I don't want to live in the US but I want ot be close to it. Any info would be nice.

old port is the place to be

youll love it in the summer

Just_Dave · 04-07-2008, 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Magalie

Hey Dave, Im from Montreal, bought a condo in Laval about 2 years ago and love it. It was the best place for me to get to work from. Im about 1 minute from differnet highways.

I also wanted a parking space, which is harder to find on the montreal island, plus, the prices are like 3 times higher in the city for just about the same thing. My condo is 2 stories plus a basement and a garage. I would never find something like that in Montreal.

I'm at about 7 minutes from montreal anyway. Laval has become quite big too with it's own little ''downtown'' and 3 brand new subway stations so if you don't have a car, you can go with the public transportations without any problem. You can really find everything that you need. Traffic is a bit heavy to and from the island but I guess you get use to it. And well, downtown Montreal can be REALLY messy too.

What's cool of living direclty in Montreal is that you can basically walk everywhere and the night life is awesome. But, it you have a car, especially in winter...it's a nigthmare.

Anyway, hit me up if you need more infos....

thanks for the info

Jman · 04-07-2008, 02:04 PM

Laval is much cheaper then Montreal, hit me up on ICQ i'll try to answer any questions you may have.

directfiesta · 04-07-2008, 02:24 PM

Laval is very nice area ( it is in fat the 2nd largest city after Montreal ) and is 30 minutes away from downtown Montreal ( tough Laval has quite a lot of hot spots ).

Real estate in Québec is not in a crisis, so there are no bargains to be had . Laval will be cheaper and nicer .

We are 70 minutes away from Platsburgh, NY and Burlington, Vermont.

Quagmire · 04-07-2008, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Just_Dave

I am thinking of moving out of the US and I heard Montreal is a nice place to live. I don't want to live in the US but I want ot be close to it. Any info would be nice.

You need to move to Porn North in the Toronto area.

kurtov · 04-07-2008, 02:39 PM

I moved here last year, love it, its a great city. Lots of festivals and events to check out plus the people are pretty friendly for the most part....lots of excellent looking women too :D

sexy-frenchie · 04-07-2008, 02:44 PM

Er... Are you really sure you want to move north?

B2BwithJoeD · 04-07-2008, 03:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Magalie

Hey Dave, Im from Montreal, bought a condo in Laval about 2 years ago and love it. It was the best place for me to get to work from. Im about 1 minute from differnet highways.

I also wanted a parking space, which is harder to find on the montreal island, plus, the prices are like 3 times higher in the city for just about the same thing. My condo is 2 stories plus a basement and a garage. I would never find something like that in Montreal.

I'm at about 7 minutes from montreal anyway. Laval has become quite big too with it's own little ''downtown'' and 3 brand new subway stations so if you don't have a car, you can go with the public transportations without any problem. You can really find everything that you need. Traffic is a bit heavy to and from the island but I guess you get use to it. And well, downtown Montreal can be REALLY messy too.

What's cool of living direclty in Montreal is that you can basically walk everywhere and the night life is awesome. But, it you have a car, especially in winter...it's a nigthmare.

Anyway, hit me up if you need more infos....

Wow, sounds great, Magalie - and smart...now, about the winters...

moeloubani · 04-07-2008, 03:12 PM

Tell us moreeee I want to move there too, whats the prices like?

CyberAgeGary · 04-07-2008, 03:27 PM

What's up Dave,

You serious?

Toronto would be a better choice, you are in Canada, but it feels like your in the U.S.

I have some family up there, go up there once every couple of years,

Hit me up

Quotealex · 04-07-2008, 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Just_Dave

Is Laval a nice area

Yes it's a nice area to live if you know how to speak a bit of French. But for Anglos, I'd suggest sticking to Montreal (preferably in the West section of Montreal).

madm1k3 · 04-07-2008, 04:00 PM

Montreal is one of the best party cities in the world

directfiesta · 04-07-2008, 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Quotealex

Yes it's a nice area to live if you know how to speak a bit of French. But for Anglos, I'd suggest sticking to Montreal (preferably in the West section of Montreal).

Laval has the biggest greek community , and they speak english ... Please , do not spread false impressions...

I am myself a francophone, and maybe a separatist, but in no way would I block myself from interacting with other people over language .... We are way more open then americans are towards the so called " illegal immegration " spanish language people... We do not have a Lou Dobss on TV everynight bashing mexicans while they cut his lawn ....

Quotealex · 04-07-2008, 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by directfiesta

Laval has the biggest greek community , and they speak english ... Please , do not spread false impressions....

And I'm sure most of the first generation Greeks started out living in Montreal. I'm not spreading false impressions, It's just that Montreal is better suited for non-French speaking new comers than any other cities in Quebec....

Just_Dave · 04-07-2008, 05:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by directfiesta

Laval has the biggest greek community , and they speak english ... Please , do not spread false impressions...

I am myself a francophone, and maybe a separatist, but in no way would I block myself from interacting with other people over language .... We are way more open then americans are towards the so called " illegal immegration " spanish language people... We do not have a Lou Dobss on TV everynight bashing mexicans while they cut his lawn ....

I heard there are a lot of armenians out there as well

sysk · 04-07-2008, 05:57 PM

montreal rocks

you can add me to ICQ if you have some questions

RichCashMike · 04-07-2008, 06:27 PM

I would agree that if you don't speak french, I would stick to Montreal itself and not Laval. Not that you wouldn't get by, but more people will be english on the island. That and Laval is a suburb like you would find in any other city. Sure it happens to be very close to downtown and all the advantages listed above, but if you're gonna go to the trouble of moving here, might as well go all the way

The west island area will be 90% english, but its basically just an english version of Laval.

Downtown is closer to 50/50. Without knowing you at all or what you're looking for, in general I would suggest downtown or old port. And if the whole nightlife scene is what you're after, none of the other areas compare, at all.

WebCashMaker · 04-08-2008, 02:42 AM

Summer is the best time to be in Montreal so you may want to live here only part of the year. Not in the winter.

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Magalie Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Montreal Posts: 877	Hey Dave, Im from Montreal, bought a condo in Laval about 2 years ago and love it. It was the best place for me to get to work from. Im about 1 minute from differnet highways. I also wanted a parking space, which is harder to find on the montreal island, plus, the prices are like 3 times higher in the city for just about the same thing. My condo is 2 stories plus a basement and a garage. I would never find something like that in Montreal. I'm at about 7 minutes from montreal anyway. Laval has become quite big too with it's own little ''downtown'' and 3 brand new subway stations so if you don't have a car, you can go with the public transportations without any problem. You can really find everything that you need. Traffic is a bit heavy to and from the island but I guess you get use to it. And well, downtown Montreal can be REALLY messy too. What's cool of living direclty in Montreal is that you can basically walk everywhere and the night life is awesome. But, it you have a car, especially in winter...it's a nigthmare. Anyway, hit me up if you need more infos.... __________________ Magalie - Evil Angel

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directfiesta Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Montreal, Quebec Posts: 29,668	Laval is very nice area ( it is in fat the 2nd largest city after Montreal ) and is 30 minutes away from downtown Montreal ( tough Laval has quite a lot of hot spots ). Real estate in Québec is not in a crisis, so there are no bargains to be had . Laval will be cheaper and nicer . We are 70 minutes away from Platsburgh, NY and Burlington, Vermont. __________________ I know that Asspimple is stoopid ... As he says, it is a FACT ! But I can't figure out how he can breathe or type , at the same time .... Last edited by directfiesta; 04-07-2008 at 02:27 PM..

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RichCashMike Registered User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Montreal Posts: 40	I would agree that if you don't speak french, I would stick to Montreal itself and not Laval. Not that you wouldn't get by, but more people will be english on the island. That and Laval is a suburb like you would find in any other city. Sure it happens to be very close to downtown and all the advantages listed above, but if you're gonna go to the trouble of moving here, might as well go all the way The west island area will be 90% english, but its basically just an english version of Laval. Downtown is closer to 50/50. Without knowing you at all or what you're looking for, in general I would suggest downtown or old port. And if the whole nightlife scene is what you're after, none of the other areas compare, at all. __________________

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