Name: Sechelt, BC
Rating: 0.0

( 7 Ratings )

Living in Sechelt, BC

Ranks better than 72% of areas Follow

Population

11,114

Median Age

56.8 Years

Sechelt Area Facts

Sechelt has a Livability Score of 72_/100, which is considered excellent
Sechelt crime rates are 6% higher than the British Columbia average
Cost of living in Sechelt is 19% lower than the British Columbia average

What do the locals think about Sechelt?

57%

Family friendly

71%

Public transit is accessible

57%

Walkable to grocery stores

71%

Yards are well-kept

86%

Lots of parks

43%

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

57%

A quiet area

57%

Sense of community

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Sechelt Reviews

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Missing things to do and attractions. 3.5 rating By Anonymous ( Aug 27, 2024) You are forgetting the climbing gym (strait up climbing), and the movie theater, live music nights at batch 44. Pool and fitness centres also.

Sure the crime and homelessness problems suck, but theirs more to do than you list.

Really good schools here too. ...Read More Read Less

Used to be Fantastic 2 rating By Anonymous ( Apr 05, 2023) It was once the most fantastic place to live in the Sunshine Coast...until a very developer-friendly council appeared on the scene. Since then, the needs of the citizens were happily back-burnered, all to appease the incessant greed of the developers. It's now like a smaller ver ...Read More sion of Vancouver, with construction galore, and crime far, far out of proportion to the location. The average house price isn't $600K, as most listings are $1million +/- $100K, and as rentals are both rare, and insanely expensive, moving to the area is extremely challenging. As mentioned, crime is a massive issue here, and break-ins (residential and business) are common. Because so many people are moving to the Sunshine Coast, getting on/off the Coast is a real challenge with its single ferry. As the council were so preoccupied with back-handers, they've let the infrastructure slip, so that simple things like access to clean drinking water is a legitimate and growing issue. Such a pity, as it truly was one of the most wonderful places to live. Read Less

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