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Fall Elections Scenarios from AI for Montreal Real Estate.
2027–2030 scenario Potential Montreal real-estate impact by government My qualitative assessment of market sensitivity—not a forecast of actual price changes. The numbers above are AI assessment of market sensitivity, not predicted percentage changes in prices. -PLQ wins — probably the most business-friendly scenario. The Quebec Liberals are currently emphasizing increasing housing supply, accelerating construction and making new homes more affordable. One specific proposal i
joan0379
3 days ago2 min read
Popular Items in Montreal Real Estate
1. The Plex Surge (2 to 5 Units) Owner-Occupant Strategy: Duplexes and triplexes are currently one of Montreal’s hottest property segments. With interest rates and entry prices elevated, buyers are leaning heavily into multi-unit properties to use tenant rent to subsidize their own mortgage. Investor Demand: Small-scale investors are aggressively competing for traditional Montreal plexes in neighborhoods like Rosemont, Villeray, and Verdun, driving up median prices in this ca
joan0379
Aug 72 min read
Q2 RE Market Forecasts and Summer 2026.
Quebec’s housing market on the path to stabilization A balanced market, driven by buyers’ restraint and financial discipline Second quarter highlights: In the second quarter of 2026, the aggregate price of a home in Greater Montreal rose 4.9% year over year to $650,500. Quebec City’s record performance begins to cool; region posts quarter-over-quarter price decline for the first time in more than three years. For the summer period, Royal LePage® anticipates further stabilizat
joan0379
Jul 283 min read
Why Competition Matters: Are Monopolies Good or Bad?Most people hear the word "monopoly" and immediately think of higher prices, fewer choices, and unfair competition. But is that always true?
But is that always true? In some situations, monopolies can lead to innovation, efficiency, and even lower costs. The real question isn't whether monopolies are always good or always bad—it's when they help consumers and when they hurt them. Yes, competition is absolutely essential. It prevents stagnation by driving brokerages to offer better agent commission splits , upgrade marketing technology, and improve client service. Because over 90% of agents are self-employed contra
joan0379
Jul 81 min read
Summer in Montreal
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Jul 81 min read
5 Most Important Elements for a Realtor to have.
Local Market Expertise: A deep understanding of neighborhood trends, pricing strategies, and local inventory is essential. Exceptional Communication: The ability to clearly negotiate, return calls promptly, and keep clients informed builds trust and prevents deals from falling through. Stellar Reputation & Reviews: A proven track record of client satisfaction and industry networking is a strong indicator of reliability and professionalism. Digital Marketing Savvy: Utilizing h
joan0379
Jul 31 min read
Interesting Podcast on Real Estate
https://www.podcastics.com/podcast/limmobilier-en-mouvement-le-balado-de-lapciq/
joan0379
Jun 111 min read
The Markets/Le Marche
Les ventes immobilières dans la région de Montréal chutent de 7 % en avril Le prix médian d’une maison unifamiliale a augmenté de 3,2 % d’une année à l’autre pour atteindre 645 000 $ en avril. La Presse canadienne Publié le 6 mai Les ventes de propriétés dans la région de Montréal ont reculé de 7 % d’une année à l’autre en avril, les acheteurs continuant de faire preuve d’une « certaine prudence ». L’Association professionnelle des courtiers immobiliers du Québec (APCIQ) indi
joan0379
Jun 112 min read
Are we prepared for this again?
Quebec's Fall Election: What History Tells Us About Montreal Real Estate Are We Prepared for This Again? History has a way of rhyming — especially in real estate. With Quebec's fall election on the horizon, Montreal homeowners, buyers, and investors are asking a familiar question: What does political uncertainty mean for the market? To find the answer, we don't need to speculate. We've seen this before. A 20-Month Wake-Up Call: September 2012 – April 2014 The last time Montre
joan0379
Jun 112 min read
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