HOW CHEAP IS TORONTO!? (Luxury Apartment Tour)

Apartment tour of my apartment I rented while in Toronto, Canada.

Toronto Apartment tour in a luxury apartment in New Toronto. This was a great Airbnb and relatively cheap for how spacious it was. Especially if split between a few friends you could be paying just $25/night for it!
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Toronto travel vlog of trying poutine and exploring the city.

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[thefozzybear]

Toronto is not cheap. But NY makes Toronto look cheap.

[LivingBobby]

Signed up for skillshare :O Thanks Brett Conti!

[ehJoe]

I live Toronto, love this city, clean, friendly but very expensive. Real estate in Toronto is way to expensive, the Airbnb your in probably would run a little over a million. Good to see you in Toronto and great vid.

[stevetheecollector]

Travelling Americans are always the funniest. Somehow always acting shocked that the rest of the world can be cool, too. Never change :)

[MissyJPHD]

No, no, don't go to Tim Hortons for poutine... Next time go to Smoke's Poutinerie. They are all over Toronto.

Poutine at fast food is never really good. If you want real Canadian poutine go to a restaurant/ fast food that specializes in poutine.

Trust me, we Canadian's are passionate about our poutine.

[KocaMetallec]

This is, like, the best video about Toronto I've seen on YT among 30-ish I have watched.

[ryanguinn]

damn this was actually really inspiring man! have grown up in London all my life and about to go into my final year of university studying photography, and out of anywhere in the world Toronto has always been somewhere I've wanted to live - I dunno this video has just given me that extra motivation to work on making that dream a reality, thanks dude and keep killing it!

[coolguythp]

LOL how is Toronto supposed to be cheap, I live in Toronto and it's very expensive but there are a lot of rich people.

[canukdave]

It's a privilege to live in Toronto. When some negative types denigrate this wonderful city I say "6 million people live in the Toronto region
and we can't all be wrong". There's good reasons so many want to live here. I've lived here since 1986 after growing up in Orillia Ontario,
Kitchener, and Ottawa with other long stays in London UK, Sydney Australia, Cape Town S.A., Puerto Vallarta Mexico, Maspalomas the Canary Islands and Montevideo Uruguay to compare with . Every year many surveys like Conde-Nast Magazine rate world cities and Toronto is ALWAYS close to the top, along with Sydney Australia, Vancouver, Geneva and Vienna. Often we are applauded as is London and New York as the most multicultural city on the planet. We enjoy international cuisine, and fairs and festivals celebrating the world. (Before the pandemic) Toronto has a very vibrant economy in just about every sector, from entertainment, publishing, manufacturing, the arts, finance, health care, research, sports, dining, shopping, transport, recreation, parks and that's why so many people immigrate here from around the world. Endless possibilities, endless employment offers. Toronto is Canada's most expensive city, because of the HOT real estate market with high demand for housing for all the newcomers. You can bet that your home will only go up in value as it has for the last 20 years. Otherwise costs are favorable with every other Canadian city maybe cheaper than more remote or northern cities in Canada. Our location next to an amazing huge lake, more of a sea really, offers recreation, nature at our doorstep, and a moderating warming effect on the weather in winter, so we enjoy temperatures higher than Ottawa and Montreal nearby. A fun Ferry ride across the harbour brings you to "The Islands" for recreation relaxation, swimming, exploring, biking and playing. A hidden gem of the city that takes a little work to discover are the thousands of hectares of parks in every river valley across the city. The Ravines are amazing green cool spaces often a short walk from home. We have a very cool tower. Being central in Canada there's quick easy access to many American places like New York, Boston and Washington by road, rail or air or a short hop to the Caribbean islands, Mexico and Central America. Europe is a 5 our flight away. An hour drive north is the beautiful Muskoka Lakes, or Halliburton highlands vacation areas where hundreds of thousands of Torontonians have summer "Cottages" on one of the countless clean clear lakes. Niagara Falls and the wine district, the Niagara-On-The-Lake Shaw Festival, the Thousand Islands, the beaches of Lake Erie and Lake Huron, Northern Ontario's vast wilderness and the internationally acclaimed Stratford Shakespearean Festival are less than a 2 hour drive away. Come for a visit, and you may stay for the rest of your life.

[ShimmerWali]

I want to go to Toronto soon! Thanks for showing it off!

[Citylivingguide]

The underground mall you were looking for is the Eaton Centre which is filled with people 7 days a week. It’s an above ground and underground mall that you can access from the underground “Path” you were on.

[TheTellieTube]

I love when people explore my city. I'm glad your experience was great! Come back soon! 💄

[AlexanderDeLuca]

Dude just found your videos and they are giving me life. Huge inspiration for my own content and giving me more motivation to keep grinding. Keep up the awesome work.

[Emoliax]

Toronto looks so nice, great video as always Brett !!!

[OlivertheJoyboy]

So awesome!!! I'll check out skillshare to improve my Japanese!! Also Brett you're literally my favorite YouTuber cause you showcase two of my favorite things.. skateboarding and Keep up the wonderful videos. Can't wait for Africa!

[Chrischris]

Such an epic trip!! Toronto island was by far my favorite stop🙌🏼

[ryangal]

Plus where you are staying is called park lawn. It’s in Etobicoke which is a western inner suburb of Toronto. It’s a nice place and still close to downtown

[stephanielake]

Hey I recognize that condo area you were staying in. It's actually not the downtown core but in Etobicoke....and you biked past Humber Bay Bridge which is pretty cool that you guys went from the west end all the way to the east (Distillery District). Anyways still loved the video, if you're here again will show you some more cool spots!!

[sanjayhunk]

Thanks a lot for posting video ! I was searching for this song for over a year without kniwing the lyrics or the singer and I just got it !! And cool video too

[keisone]

You need to do Daily uploads! loved the video!!