Jerry Moras invites for Free sessions on Calgary Real Estate Market for Toronto / Mississauga Area residents (Available to meet every day from Feb 27th to March 9th)

Helping you to move to Calgary, AB.

a) There are many reasons why someone might choose to move to Calgary, AB. Here are a few:

1. Job opportunities: Calgary is known for its strong economy and job market, particularly in the oil and gas, technology, and finance sectors.
2. High quality of life: Calgary consistently ranks as one of the best places to live in Canada, with a high standard of living, good healthcare, and excellent education options.
3. Outdoor recreation: With the Rocky Mountains just a short drive away, Calgary is a great base for exploring the great outdoors. Skiing, hiking, camping, and other outdoor activities are popular in the area.
4. Cultural attractions: Calgary is home to many festivals and events throughout the year, including the famous Calgary Stampede, as well as a thriving arts and cultural scene.

b) Pros of living in Calgary:
1. Strong economy and job market: As mentioned, Calgary’s economy is strong and offers many opportunities for employment.
2. High quality of life: With good healthcare, education, and a low crime rate, Calgary is a great place to live for families and individuals alike.
3. Access to nature: Calgary is located near the Rocky Mountains and other natural areas, making it a great base for outdoor activities.
4. Cultural attractions: Calgary hosts many festivals and events throughout the year, including the famous Calgary Stampede, as well as a thriving arts and cultural scene.

Cons of living in Calgary:
1. High cost of living: Calgary is known for being a relatively expensive place to live, particularly when it comes to housing and transportation.
2. Weather: While Calgary experiences all four seasons, the winters can be long and harsh, with lots of snow and cold temperatures.
3. Traffic: Like many large cities, Calgary can experience traffic congestion during peak hours, which can make commuting difficult.
4. Limited public transportation: While Calgary does have a public transportation system, it is not as extensive as in some other cities, which can make getting around more challenging for those who don’t own a car.

I moved from Dubai 14 years ago directly to Calgary and raised my family here. I’m ready to share my life experience in Calgary. There won’t be group sessions. All Sessions would be one on one /meeting families individually.

Book your slot / DM (403) 561 3456.