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So where and how can you spot these beautiful flowers?
The Quebec Centre for Biodiversity Science has created an interactive digital map of all the public trees in Montreal.
The map even allows you to narrow your search by species of tree, including Magnolia, so you can treat this tool as a treasure map guiding you on your way.
Check it out here.
Guillaume Larocque | Quebec Centre for Biodiversity Science (QCBS)
Pro tip: You might want to get going sooner than later!
According to an Instagram post by a spokesperson for the Botanical Garden, where the magnolias are also filling with "splendid flowers," the flowers should be in bloom until "at least next weekend."
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Amoussou told MTL Blog that she created the map by compiling the prices of all condos sold within one kilometre of each station between January and December 2020.
Maps of each line also show the price of the most and least expensive condo sold around the stations in the same time period.
"I worked hard to figure it all out but I'm glad I did it," Amoussou wrote alongside the maps in a LinkedIn post, which has received over 8,200 reactions as of the time of writing.
The maps are a cross-section of the Montreal real estate market, showing condo prices that vary wildly through the city and its immediate suburbs.
Looking for a condo near Édouard-Montpetit station? The median price there was almost $870,000.
For a better deal, the maps suggest you might consider the neighbourhood around Laval's De La Concorde station, where the median price was just $247,000.
Those looking for a different kind of property, like a single-family home or plex, should keep an eye on Amoussou's social media pages. The real estate agent has released other maps and hinted at more content to come.
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