Montreal is made up of 19 boroughs and just as many markets: buying a plex in Rosemont is not like buying a condo in Griffintown or a house in Pierrefonds.
Jasmin has lived in the Plateau-Mont-Royal, Hochelaga, the Village and near Parc Angrignon.
Jasmin has lived in the Plateau-Mont-Royal, Hochelaga, the Village and near Parc Angrignon. The head office of RE/MAX du Cartier, our agency, is in Villeray, and the agency also has offices in the Plateau, Outremont, Mont-Royal and Hochelaga. Before every price and every offer, we analyze recent sales in Montreal and in neighbouring sectors, using Centris data.
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The City of Montreal occupies most of the Island of Montreal, with 19 boroughs, and shares the island with 15 linked cities, such as Westmount, Mont-Royal and Pointe-Claire. Each borough has its own market: plexes in the central neighbourhoods such as the Plateau, Rosemont and Villeray, condos downtown and in Griffintown, and single-family homes in the east and west of the island. The metro, the REM and commuter trains connect the neighbourhoods to one another and to the suburbs.
From January to September 2026, compared with the same period in 2025. Figures for all of Agglomération de Montréal.
Source: Centris® — statistics by municipality and property type, revised on October 1, 2026. Average plex price: duplex to quintuplex.
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Duplexes, triplexes and exterior staircases: the plex is at the heart of Montreal housing, and it is a common way to live in one unit and rent out the others.
Parc du Mont-Royal, Parc Jean-Drapeau, the Lachine Canal and the island's nature parks: nature is never far away.
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Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and opened in 1876, Parc du Mont-Royal overlooks downtown. From the Kondiaronk lookout, the view of the city and the river explains on its own why Montrealers are so attached to their mountain.
Discover Mount Royal Park →“I lived in the Plateau, Hochelaga and the Village, and Mount Royal has always been my reference point: from the Kondiaronk Belvedere, I show my clients the whole city at a glance, and each of them quickly spots the neighbourhood that suits them.”
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“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!”
In January to September 2026, the average price of a single-family home sold across the Montreal agglomeration was $933,305, and the median price was $750,000, with 2,226 sales (source: Centris®). To find out what your property is worth, nothing replaces an analysis of comparable sales on your street and in your area.
For January to September 2026, single-family homes sold across the Montreal area stayed on the market an average of 44 days, compared with 46 days a year earlier (source: Centris®). A well-prepared property listed at the right price from the start generally sells faster than average.
For a $500,000 home, the welcome tax is approximately $5,611 according to the City of Montréal’s 2026 scale. If you are buying your first home, the Quebec tax credit refunds part of the duties paid, up to $5,875.
You'll mainly find: plexes: duplexes, triplexes and multi-unit buildings, especially in the central neighbourhoods; condos, from downtown to developing neighbourhoods; single-family homes, mainly in the east and west of the island; townhouses and semi-detached homes; commercial and mixed-use buildings. Tell us what you're looking for: we'll show you the properties that match.
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