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BROKERAGE
SALES - PURCHASES
Real Estate Brokerage Service.
Our properties are listed on CENTRIS, MLS and REALTOR.
We are members of the Organisme d'autoréglementation du courtage immobilier du Québec (OACIQ) & the Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers.
APPRAISALS
SELLING - SHARING VALUES - LEGAL - ESTATES
Professionnal Real Estate Appraisals.
Our expertise in real estate appraisals can ensure our customers' best interest with optimal results. Our reports are conform to the standings and expectations of The Quebec Chartered Board of Appraiser's Association.
REAL ESTATE NEWS
15% increase in property sales in Montreal in June compared to the same period last year.
July 2025
4385 properties were sold in the Montreal metropolitan area last month, representing a 15% increase compared to June 2024.
• The median price of single-family homes increased 7.6% to $627,000.
• Condominiums and plexes have also seen a rise in median prices.
The number of new registrations also increased in June by 6% compared to the previous year, reaching 5,654. This indicates us a certain confidence in the market from the sellers.
The economic political situation, rising interest rates and inflation remain important issues that continue to influence the Montreal real estate market.​
For the rest of the year, the market will be active and competitive, the demand will remain high.
July 2025
The Montreal real estate market will experience an increase with higher prices, a dynamic market and persistent challenges.
Falling interest rates may stimulate some buyers to make home ownership more affordable.
Supply will remain limited, especially in certain sectors such as condos and single-family homes, and may not be sufficient to meet the demand.
The increase in prices and rents could influence certain buyers, especially if salaries do not increase at the same rate.
In addition, economic uncertainty could slow down residential construction.
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The rest of the year 2025 promises to be dynamic, with rising prices and investment opportunities, but also with challenges related to accessibility and supply.
A more dynamic real estate market in 2025, but prices should remain high.
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According to the Governor of the Central Bank of Canada, Mr. Tiff Macklem, the policy rate will be lowered when price stability is being restored.
Experts say that as long as the job market remains resilient, there will be no disaster to fear, but households will have to show foresight and adjust their budgets accordingly.
The improvement may be too low for several households in already expensive markets.
The resale market may see a modest gradual improvement.