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Échos Montréal, Old Montreal local paper, issued an article last month about new construction condos and the McGill Real Estate Team. The article discusses the Condo market in Montreal, and the facts that makes the condo market still a favorable choice for buyers. If you don't know about McGill Immobilier, we are a boutique agency that specializes in Marketing and Selling New Condo Projects. … [Read more...]
I've been following the progress on the new look of this building. First it was this abandoned front, then the make-up crew came into action, with a beautiful new cover . Before I even got the chance to write about the airbrush design on the new cover of 22-26 Notre Dame ouest, there was a new sign on it. "A vendre par appel d'offres publiques" So now the city is taking offers for this … [Read more...]
photo: Deya Bautista Home building across Canada is expected to fall back this year by 25%. [Globe and Mail] In Montreal, resale home prices are not expected to drop as much as the rest of the country. [CEP News] Housing Projects in Montreal had a fantastic "Open house weekend" with 6682 visits in total. [La Presse] … [Read more...]
The construction stopped but still there is a chance to get your hands on a property by the Golf Course. That's right, there are two homes left for sale at the Pointe-aux-Trembles Golf Course Project. You didn't know there was a Golf Course up there? Well there is. The East end its not just about refineries and industrial space, you know. They have detached homes (and semi detached in the … [Read more...]
As long as I can remember the area around Notre Dame Street and de la Montagne has been continually changing. Fields were cleared up, condos were developed on the west, then on the east side, . Many years have gone by since all the construction began, and amazingly enough this guy still has his for sale sign. If I am not mistaken, it has been about seven years, maybe even more, that this … [Read more...]
photography: Ian Rogers According to BonJour Quebec Magazine, the Godin Building: "Classified an historic monument in 1990 by the Ministère de la Culture du Québec, the Godin Building was largely ignored in the 20th century. Built in 1915 by avant-garde architect Joseph Arthur Godin, this prestigious "income property" was one of the first Art Nouveau structures to be built in Montréal and … [Read more...]
As you already know, Montreal's first quarter market reports were released last week, and the average price of a condo is now $205,000, a 2% increase from last year. Well, a price like that won't get you much in Montreal's hottest spots. If the average price is 205k, what's the most expensive apartment for sale at this moment? We searched online for properties over 3 million in the metropolitan … [Read more...]
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