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montreal condos for sale

Now, they're unmissable. Two monolithic black towers joined by a spindly metal lattice now occupy what used to be empty sky in the Montreal cityscape. This is Maestria, a new condo development rising out of the Quartier des Spectacles like conjoined grim reapers.

Their design is certainly bold. Developers say that metal structure between them will be the highest sky bridge in Quebec, but access will mostly be limited to an elite few.

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Home prices slipped and sales plummeted across the Montreal area in December. That's according to the Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers (QPAREB), which released its first report of 2023 on January 5. The association gave a snapshot of home price trends in the five zones that comprise the metro area: Montreal Island, the North and South Shore, Vaudreuil-Soulanges and Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu.

Overall, median prices were down 3% for single-family homes (to $510,000), 1% for condos (to $375,000) and 6% for multi-family homes, plexes, (to $690,000) in December 2022 compared to December 2021.

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July 1 is around the corner, and while the rest of the country celebrates Canada Day, Quebecers are preparing for what we know as "moving day." Surely, we have our Canada Day festivities, but moving trucks are more of a common scene than fireworks in la belle province.

If you're currently on the hunt for Montreal apartments for rent, then things can oftentimes get confusing, disappointing and just outright tiring.

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Those imposing grey stone façades of Old Montreal conceal countless abodes with all the charm of the colonial/early industrial neighbourhood — exposed brick and wood beams, views out into the maze of local alleyways — and the comfort of modern amenities. Many of those homes have ridiculous price tags as a result. But this condo for sale in Montreal's historic core strikes a rare balance: antique architectural appeal and, given the neighbourhood, a ~relatively~ reasonable cost.

Hitting the market at $499,500, the home is considerably less expensive than its exorbitantly priced neighbours — at least for now. It's not hard to imagine a bidding war driving up the cost.

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Remote work means Montrealers can look beyond their increasingly expensive island for real estate opportunities — and they'll quickly see how much more space their money can buy. The farther you look from Quebec's largest urban centres, the bigger homes for sale get.

Below are 32 examples of homes on the market for around $400,000 in 11 different cities in the province. This list is meant to provide examples for prospective homebuyers and not to offer a representative sample of properties at this price point (crafty homeowners may, for example, list their homes lower than the expected sale price in hopes of spurring a bidding war).

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If you happened to blink at any point in the last two years you might have missed the moment when your dream of homeownership in the near future slipped away. The latest market report from the Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers shows Montreal home prices are still going up.

In February 2022, the median price of a single-family home in the Montreal area was $550,000 — 20% higher than it was in February 2021.

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Prochaine station: a huge mortgage payment. A series of Montreal metro maps by Via Capitale real estate broker Charlyse Amoussou shows median condo prices around every station in 2021.

Amoussou used Centris data from January to December 2021 to compile the figures shown in the maps, which represent the selling prices of properties within a one-kilometre radius of STM metro stops.

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Sorry to bum you out, but that condo you've been eyeing might be getting further and further out of reach. The Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers (QPAREB) released its November report on Montreal-area home prices and — surprise — they're still going up.

The overall median price of a single-family home in the Montreal metro area, for example, has reached $525,000. That's a 21% increase compared to November 2020, according to the QPAREB.

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It's no secret that it's become harder than ever to find housing and affordable rent in Montreal recently. Many have called the housing situation in Montreal a crisis — and with a municipal election this weekend, it's important to know how each party hopes to solve it.

Here's where the mayoral candidates and their parties stand on housing and affordable rent in the city.

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With less than a week until the Montreal mayoral election, the candidates are going in hard on their promises and proposals in hopes of attracting supporters. Today, it's Denis Coderre and Ensemble Montréal's turn.

The party is proposing new initiatives and updates to financially support first-time homebuyers in Montreal, including giving them "10% of their new home's value," to be paid back interest-free after they sell their home.

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a pet store? OK, probably not. But this $399,000 converted loft for sale near Montreal is not what it looks like from the outside! In fact, behind the all-black former storefront is a gorgeous interior that's nearly 1,500 square feet.

The property is located in Mirabel, an off-island suburb on Montreal's north shore. It has eight rooms and was completely renovated in 2021 with the current owner estimating the cost of the work to be more than $150,000.

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It's not easy to buy a home in Montreal right now. Since availability and prices vary from one area to another, it's important to narrow your search down to a neighbourhood you can afford. This handy metro map helps you do that by breaking down median condo prices in Montreal based on where they are in relation to metro stations.

The map was created by real estate broker Charlyse Amoussou to give you an idea of real estate prices in different parts of the city. Note that the data was collected (using Centris) from January to mid-September 2021.

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