Montreal Urban Real Estate

01/15/2026

Some Interesting Facts About The Quebec Real Estate Market :97,214 sales (+8%): 3rd best year on record
Activity up across all categories
Persistent lack of properties for sale
Strong price growth, especially for single-family homes (+9%) and plexes (+13%)
Faster selling times, a clear advantage to sellers
Let us turn these facts into dollars. Call Howard 514 690 0384

01/08/2026

01/08/2026

Looking for a new home
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12/19/2025

12/04/2025

For everyone who says "anyone can do it": You're right. Anyone can get the license.

Not everyone can:

Work 87 hours on one deal
Handle 47 phone calls without losing it
Negotiate 4 times without killing the deal
Coordinate 8 inspections flawlessly
Solve title issues from 2003
Prevent wire fraud
Actually close

That's why 9 out of 10 agents fail.

Because "simple" transactions like this happen every single day.

And most people can't handle it.

This napkin tells the real story:

What buyers see: "We bought a house!"
What agents see: 87 hours of chaos, 47 phone calls, 4 negotiations, 2 appraisals, 8 inspections, 12 forms, 23 emails, and 1 miracle.

But sure, "anyone can do it."

11/28/2025

Residential or Muli-Plex investment properties call 514 690 0384

10/29/2025

Passionate about real estate, I'm here to walk with you through every step of your project. 🏡 To sell, buy or invest, contact me!
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12/08/2024

Thinking about making a big move soon? Here are some simple tips:

03/18/2024

Good morning,



The housing crisis in this country has hit all Canadians but no one as hard as renters, argues a new report from Royal Bank of Canada.

The high cost of acquiring a home combined with the rising cost of living have blocked more Canadians from accessing a property ladder that has been the primary source of accumulating wealth in this country for the past 30 years, says RBC economist Carrie Freestone.

"Canadian renters are getting squeezed more than homeowners, making home ownership an even more distant dream. This threatens renters' path to accumulating wealth — which could exacerbate inequality over the longer term," she said.

The gains renters are missing out on are substantial.

Almost half of the household wealth accumulated in Canada over the past three decades has been driven by residential real estate, Freestone said in her report.

Since the end of 2010, homeowners' net worth has grown from nine times household disposable income to 13 times. During that same period, renters' net worth grew from three times income to 3.5 times.