The Plateau-Mont Royal is located just east of the Famous Parc Mount Royal and is one of the most popular boroughs within the City of Montreal. The neighbourhood is just over 8 square kilometres and has the highest population density within the city but because of all its green space it doesn’t feel crowded. Because it is close to McGill University, the borough has a young population. With so many young people the area has a vibrant atmosphere and has a wide variety of cafe’s ...
Considering the notion of buying a condo on the island of Montreal? Buying your home can be one of the largest investment you will make during your lifetime. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) has developed a Step by Step that gives you the information you need to make a wise home buying decision.
The next decision will be choosing a neighborhood. One way is to match your personality with the pulse and feel of each borough and their surrounding area. There are so many wonderful communities in this vibrant city, each has its very own unique character making the decision a little harder to narrow down but definitely not limited ...
Before you put your home on the Montreal real estate market, it's important to make sure that it shows at its best. Home staging is a great way to enhance the look of your home and gives it a better chance of selling quickly and for the price you want. Home staging in the Montreal real estate market is a growing trend. Home stating has one goal in mind and that is to make sure the house looks like showroom quality. Home staging has statistically sold homes faster and for more money, so why not do a little staging of your own ...
For the first quarter ending March 31, 2010 the upswing in real estate sales was approximately 16%. Like many areas, Montreal is beginning to see a turn around after being affected by the nearly worldwide poor economic trend. ...
Montreal right now is considered as the best city for investing in real estate in North America, drawing Asian, Middle East and European investors. Montreal has a target of 30% of new residential construction for low or modest income households. ...