Neighborhoods Ming Xing Ren Serves in Montreal

Ming Xing Ren is a French-speaking REALTOR® with L'Expert Immobilier PM Inc., serving 5 Montreal neighborhoods: Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Gráce, Ville-Marie, LaSalle and 2 more.

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  Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Gráce, Montreal

  Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce is a large central borough on the island of Montreal, Quebec, and it is best understood as a collection of distinct neighborhoods rather than a single place. The terrain climbs from lower, flatter streets in the west toward the slopes of Mount Royal, giving parts of the borough hills, tree-lined avenues, and views that are uncommon in the city's core.

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  Ville-Marie, Montreal

  Ville-Marie is the central borough of Montreal, sitting on the island of Montreal in the heart of Quebec, with Mount Royal rising behind it and the St. Lawrence River along its southern edge. It brings together several distinct districts, from the high-rise towers and office buildings of downtown to older residential streets lined with stone rowhouses, brick triplexes, and converted lofts. Housing here leans heavily toward condominiums and apartments, with a mix of historic walk-ups and modern glass towers.

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  LaSalle, Montreal

  LaSalle sits on the island of Montreal, in the southwest corner of the city, with the St. Lawrence River forming its southern edge and the Lachine Rapids close by. That waterfront setting shapes much of daily life here, with riverside paths and green space inviting walking, cycling, and time by the water.

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  Verdun, Montreal

  Verdun is a borough on the island of Montreal, Quebec, set along the south shore of the island where the St. Lawrence River provides a long, open waterfront. The riverside gives the borough much of its character, with green space and paths that invite walking, running, and cycling close to home.

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  Pierrefonds-Roxboro, Montreal

  Pierrefonds-Roxboro sits in the northwest corner of the Island of Montreal, a borough of the City of Montreal where the island's urban fabric gives way to quieter, greener surroundings. Its position along the water gives the area a distinctly residential, outdoorsy character, with neighborhoods that feel noticeably more spacious than those closer to downtown.