Move the range to a wall where you can vent directly out with a $300 solution.

That is, unfortunately, not possible with the configuration of the kitchen.

Change the configuration of the kitchen. It IS entirely possible.

Hello Kimwick 83 ,

While the recirculated type of range hood might look a good solution at the moment, we do not recommend it to our customers, especially if you will be having a gas stove. The gas stoves produce carbon monoxide, this is a poisonous gas which needs to be exhausted outside of your place. However, I would recommend you to check if you are allowed by code to install range hood with recirculation kit over your gas stove. Even though the recirculated units are not the best, it is better to have a range hood above the stove than not having anything at all.

For further information you can visit our website underneath :

http://www.kitchenhoods.ca/shop/range-hoods-guide

Best Regards!

KitchenHoods.ca

Since you live in the first floor unit, and the ceiling is essentially the property line, an overhead ducted unit would most likely NOT be code compliant unless you have 11' tall ceilings. Even if you could "move the range to a wall where you can vent directly out".