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What $500,000 Gets You When Buying A Home In 6 Different Parts Of Montreal (PHOTOS)

Early 2021 was marked by a drop in properties for sale in the Montreal area, and "skyrocketing prices of single-family homes," according to a March report by the Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers.

Whether you're looking for a condo, a duplex or a single-family home, we've rounded up properties in six different parts of the Montreal area so you can see what $500,000 would get you depending on where you choose to live.

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What $500,000 Gets You When Buying A Home In 6 Different Parts Of Montreal (PHOTOS)

Dollard-des-Ormeaux

Westmount

Le Sud-Ouest (Saint-Henri/Little Burgundy)

Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue

Ville-Marie

Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension

This Montreal Property For Sale Near Parc La Fontaine Comes With A Whole Secret Cottage

Broker Sandra Angelozzi told MTL Blog that the duplex units currently house students.

Skylights, transoms, and a solarium flood the spaces with light.

Both units exude a particularly Montreal type of coziness.

Some characteristically Plateau features shine through in the apartments: detailed moulding, exposed wood beams, planks and brick walls, and tall ceilings.

But the semi-detached cottage is in a class of its own: the open first floor puts its wood beams, panels, and floors on full display.

Upstairs, according to the listing, there's a bedroom, boudoir, and balcony.

The enormous courtyard tucked among the odd shapes of the adjacent buildings is a piece of "countryside in the city."

The glass façade of the workshop maximizes views of the surrounding garden and patio.

The workshop — ideal for working from home — has its own kitchen and bathroom.

Unique Duplex Across From Parc La Fontaine