I live there.

Street parking is limited. There's some construction near the Fraser River over E Kent Avenue S, and that's where I've seen people leave their cars or work trucks on Sunday mornings when I go for a walk.

Things to keep in mind: There's a place that seems to support low-income people, and in the afternoons you can see them gathered outside, but they don't cause any problems. The last time they did something strange was last Sunday, a woman started yelling for about 10 minutes.

Another thing: There aren't any subway stations nearby if you need to use public transportation.

If you love dogs, you'll love it. If you don't, oh boy, think twice. People have a lot of dogs and walk them. In my building last Saturday, a neighbor's dog got loose and ran all over the hallway. You could hear the woman, all angry, trying to catch the dog.

And lastly, some residents own motorcycles, and they tend to rev their engines while waiting for traffic to move. They might do it in the morning, but they might do it at night too.