Chilliwack, A gem of British Columbia

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As well known, Vancouver has the best weather in Canada, but the house price is sky high today; not every wage-earner family can afford it! But if there is a place the climate is the same as it is in Vancouver and more beautiful, the house price is much lower and affordable, are you interested in living here?
Chilliwack is a small town in the Fraser Valley east of Vancouver. It is less than 100 kilometers away from the center of Vancouver. The terrain here is gentle, surrounded by mountains, and two big rivers go around the city. The environment is beautiful; the transportation and the climate are very convenient, and the four seasons are mild. The current resident population is about 100,000, which is especially suitable for living and traveling.
Convenient transportation and convenient living are distinctive features of Chilliwack. Easy access to Vancouver via Hwy 1 or train. The journey takes about an hour. In addition, the bus and taxi services here and Park and Ride greatly facilitate the travel of citizens and tourists. Shopping in Chilliwack is also very convenient. You can find all kinds of daily necessities here. Last year, a new Asian supermarket opened here to meet the needs of consumers who love Asian food.
The climate of Chilliwack is similar to that of Vancouver, and the temperature in summer is usually around 25 degrees Celsius. Winter minimums may drop below freezing, but only for a short time. The climate is pleasant in spring and autumn, suitable for outdoor activities and tourism.
Chilliwack has a beautiful environment. Many nature reserves and parks. These parks provide tourists with good leisure and entertainment places and attract many tourists every year. Here you can enjoy various outdoor activities such as hiking, rock climbing, mountain biking, horseback riding, white-water kayaking, camping, fishing, golf, and paragliding, as well as enjoy the beautiful natural scenery and enjoy the good life. Thirty kilometers northeast of Chilliwack is the famous Harrison Hot Spring. Sources say Chilliwack is currently planning an all-season massive mountain resort.
In addition to the beautiful environment, Chilliwack is a culturally vibrant city where various art events and cultural festivals are often held. The Chilliwack Cultural Center also has an exhibition gallery, a concert hall, and a multi-purpose auditorium. Here, you can enjoy cultural performances by local musicians and other groups, participate in handicraft productions, and more. Chilliwack is also home to BC's second-largest independent bookstore.

Chilliwack has many high-quality public elementary and secondary schools, all of which are run by the Chilliwack School District. The school district is one of the largest in British Columbia, including more than 30 elementary and secondary schools, covering the city of Chilliwack and the surrounding rural areas. These schools offer students a broad curriculum, including languages, mathematics, science, social studies, physical education, the arts, and many community and extracurricular activities.
In addition, there are many private schools in Chilliwack, such as Unity Christian School, John Calvin School, etc. The quality of education provided by these schools is also very high.
In addition to primary and secondary schools, Chilliwack also has an excellent higher education institution - the University of the Fraser Valley. The university offers various undergraduate and postgraduate courses covering multiple fields such as business management, social sciences, engineering, arts, health sciences, etc. The university has strong faculty and excellent teaching quality, providing students rich learning resources and high-quality educational services.
In addition, there are many vocational training institutions in Chilliwack, such as Chilliwack School of Performing Arts, Stenberg College, etc. These institutions provide students with various vocational training and certificate courses to help students improve their skills and employability.

Chilliwack's real estate market has developed rapidly in recent years, and housing prices have gradually risen. However, compared with neighboring cities such as Vancouver, housing prices are still relatively reasonable, so more and more people favor it.
The housing types in Chilliwack mainly include detached houses, apartments, and townhouses. Detached homes are usually located in residential areas around the city, with large green areas and private gardens, suitable for families who pursue quietness and privacy. Apartments and townhouses are ideal for singles, young couples, and retirees.
According to the Canadian Real Estate Association, the average home price in Chilliwack in 2021 is $789,850, which is more reasonable than the $1,411,200 average in neighboring Vancouver.
With population growth and urban construction development, Chilliwack's housing prices are on the rise. So it is a city worth investing in.