This year's TOP TEN articles, from the most visited to the most commented are listed below. We've noticed a lot of advice articles and tips are getting the most visits, as opposed to the property/development posts like in the 2008 top ten list. Feel free to browse and comment. Happy reading! Buying an Income Property to Live … [Read more...]
Montreal Image: Bonsecour’s Market Door
December 26, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Photo: Deya Bautista And remember, we're not supposed to take our Christmas decorations down until the January 6th. Or so I was told. The Montreal Real Estate Blog showcases outstanding images from talented local photographers. If you’d like to submit your photography, please join our flickr pool. … [Read more...]
Find yourself a Merry Christmas: Happy Holidays!!
December 24, 2009 By 1 Comment
Merry Christmas! Joyeux Noël! Feliz Navidad! Best wishes from all of us, here at the blog! … [Read more...]
Eatery: Exploring Montreal Favorite Food Spots
December 23, 2009 By 3 Comments
A friend once told me that there were around six thousand restaurants in Montreal. At first I found it hard to believe, but then the more I looked around everywhere I went, the more convinced I was that maybe my friend was right. Still I haven't found a way to find the actual numbers of restaurants in the island. But it made me think: If I were to count all the places I’ve ever … [Read more...]
Lachine Canal in Time Magazine’s Top 10 Bike Paths
December 21, 2009 By 1 Comment
Photo courtesy: A.J Kandy. Time magazine published their top 10 bike paths and Montreal made it to number 3 on the list. In their article they make reference to different areas surrounding the path: Atwater Market, the water front properties, the Rene Levesque park, just to mention a few. It is interesting to see the developing of this area that not too long ago was still considered a bit … [Read more...]
Comment of the week
Ken Buxton on RE/MAX Housing Market Outlook 2010 "Outlooks are just that …outlooks. What all buyers should do in this market before buying is be comfortable and in a position to pay 5 to 6% interest on their mortgage when they renew. Don't over extend and plan for a rate increase. If your are buying a family home and intend to live their for several years don't be too concerned with forecasts , … [Read more...]