The Montreal market, in numbers
RE/MAX du Cartier, our agency, has an office very close by, on the Plateau. We help you compare the areas of Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie based on your lifestyle: commute, services and future projects.

We help you find the right area, spot the points to verify and pay the right price.


RE/MAX du Cartier, our agency, has an office very close by, on the Plateau. We help you compare the areas of Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie based on your lifestyle: commute, services and future projects.
Tell us what you're looking for: we'll send you new listings that match your criteria as soon as they hit the market.
Before every offer, we analyze comparable sales in the area so that you negotiate with facts and don't overpay.
Inspection, certificate of location, zoning, welcome tax: we guide you through the points to check before committing.
The neighbourhood appeals to families and first-time buyers who want to stay in the city with more space than downtown. Older plexes require a full inspection of the structure, roof and systems. Near the railway that runs along the neighbourhood or the major boulevards, visit at different times of day to gauge the noise. For condos, check the form of co-ownership (divided or undivided) and its effects on financing.
From January to September 2026, compared with the same period in 2025.
Source: Centris® — statistics by municipality and property type, revised on October 1, 2026. Average plex price: duplex to quintuplex.
Public market
Opened in 1933 in the heart of Little Italy, Jean-Talon Market is one of the great public markets in North America, open year-round. Producers, butchers, bakers and fishmongers make it a daily gathering place for the neighbourhood.
Discover the Jean-Talon Market →“For many buyers, being able to walk to the Jean-Talon Market changes the way they live day to day; it's a criterion that comes up often in this area.”
Our free guide (in French) explains how to find the best opportunities in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie and buy with complete confidence.

“We had exceptional service from start to finish with Annie for the purchase of our first home. She was always available and answered all our questions quickly and with great clarity. Her support was impeccable: she guided us through every step with professionalism and made the process simple and reassuring.”
“I worked with Jasmin to sell one of my condos, and I have to say he is exemplary in his professionalism. His service is truly turnkey, which made the process much easier. He knew how to offer me valuable help at every step. I recommend him without hesitation!”
Ask whether the co-ownership is divided or undivided, because financing and rules differ. Also review the minutes and the state of the contingency fund.
In January to September 2026, the median price of a single-family home in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie was $1,155,000, and that of a condo was $550,000. Add the welcome tax, notary fees, inspection and moving costs, and get a pre-approval before you start searching.
For a $500,000 home, the welcome tax is approximately $5,611 according to the City of Montréal's 2026 schedule. If you're buying your first home, the Québec tax credit refunds part of the duties paid, up to $5,875.
The pre-purchase inspection reveals the condition of the roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical system and any signs of moisture. It lets you negotiate or walk away depending on the conditions of your offer to purchase. Be present at the inspection: it is the best way to understand the home you are buying.
Come pre-approved, visit new listings quickly and support your price with comparable sales in the area. From January to September 2026, homes in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie sold in 41 days on average: when you love a property, it pays to be ready to make an offer to purchase.
A free, no-obligation comparative analysis based on recent sales in your area.
This site uses cookies to measure traffic and its advertising. Learn more