Montreal’s real estate market is quietly standing out for its resilience, especially when compared to Toronto and Vancouver. Even with the national market facing some headwinds, prices here have held steady—particularly in the single-family segment, where limited supply continues to offer support. What’s especially notable for buyers in Greater Montreal is the balanced environment: there’s more choice without the dramatic price drops seen in some other major cities. According to Royal LePage, home prices in Greater Montreal are expected to rise by 5% by the end of 2026, putting our region among Canada’s stronger markets. As a broker serving Laval and the surrounding areas, I continue to see firsthand how Montreal’s unique dynamics are shaping opportunities for both buyers and sellers.
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Where opportunity lies in Montreal’s real estate investment markets
Navigating Montreal’s real estate landscape reveals some interesting trends for investors to consider. In the multifamily sector, we’re seeing vacancy rates on the rise—projections show rates could reach 4.5% by 2028, and even 6.5% for new properties. This shift is largely linked to slower immigration and a growing supply of units. Meanwhile, retail and office spaces are experiencing more stable growth, though office vacancies do remain a factor. As a residential and commercial broker working throughout Laval and nearby areas, I keep a close eye on these dynamics to help clients make informed decisions in both established and emerging market segments.
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Perspectives du marché immobilier au Québec en 2026
Les ventes résidentielles au Québec ont reculé de 5 % sur un an au deuxième trimestre 2026, marquant une troisième baisse consécutive, bien que l’activité demeure supérieure à la moyenne des dix dernières années. Les prix médians ont progressé : +5 % pour les maisons unifamiliales à 523 250 $, +2 % pour les plex à 690 000 $ et +1 % pour les copropriétés à 405 000 $. Les inscriptions actives ont augmenté de 14 %, tandis que les propriétés se sont vendues plus rapidement. En juin, le prix moyen d’une propriété atteignait 550 400 $, en hausse de 4,3 % sur un an. Le marché reste favorable aux vendeurs avec un ratio ventes/nouvelles inscriptions de 61 %. Le loyer moyen a diminué de 2,2 % pour s’établir à 1 929 $.
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Happy Labour Day!
Labour Day in Canada marks a well-earned break celebrating workers and the unofficial end of summer, when everyone suddenly remembers all the things they meant to do in August.
It’s the last big excuse for barbecues, lake trips, and squeezing in one more summer adventure before routines and school schedules take over again.
Stores and sidewalks feel a little calmer, while patios and parks get their final big rush of summer energy and “just one more weekend” vibes.
Happy Labour Day! Wishing you a relaxed, fun-filled long weekend with good food, no alarms, and maximum enjoyment before fall shows up uninvited.
