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Why did we choose Montreal for these projects?

Canada's second-largest economic hub, Quebec's biggest city is firmly focused on the future. Dynamic and promising, its real estate market benefits from a very favourable context.

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Montreal

Constantly rising demand.

Real estate demand, expected to keep growing through 2026, is mainly for downtown apartments. In Montreal, the occupancy rate of rental condos is 98%, proof of strong demand.

Another reason to choose Montreal: it ranks among the top 20 largest North American cities for competitive operating costs.

6 good reasons to settle in Montreal

High purchasing power

A dynamic job market

A great quality of life

Open-mindedness

A sense of safety

Excellent education
Montreal

Quality of life

Becoming a Montrealer means enjoying some of the best purchasing power in the world.

The cost of living is low, and rents and public services are cheaper than in other major Canadian cities. Downtown also offers a wide range of residential properties, ensuring a genuine socio-economic mix. Prices for new condominium projects range from $130,000 to $2M.
Montreal

Work

As early as 2016, Montreal created more full-time jobs than the rest of the country combined.

Depending on the projection scenario, immigrants will make up between 24.5% and 30.0% of Canada's population in 2036, compared with 20.7% in 2011 – the highest proportions since 1871. Montreal is the main gateway for immigration to Quebec. The city attracts immigrants from all over the world thanks, among other things, to its infrastructure and head offices, its higher education institutions and its great ethnocultural diversity.
Montreal

Quality of life

Being a big city doesn't rule out having plenty of parks and gardens.

Montreal has kept its green face, offering residents (and tourists) many hectares of green space – no fewer than a hundred downtown alone. Living in central Montreal also makes it easy to get around, on foot or by public transport. Finally, hundreds of restaurants, cafés, bars and leisure spaces (indoor and outdoor) contribute to a distinctive art of living.
Montreal

Quality of life

More than a third of Montreal's population was born outside Canada.

The high number of immigrants is behind this mosaic of cultures and the richness and diversity it brings to the city. Today, more than a third of Montreal's population was born outside Canada. Its ethnic neighbourhoods (Chinatown, Little Italy, Little Maghreb, etc.) reflect an open-mindedness fed by rich and varied heritages.
Montreal

Safety

Lively day and night, downtown Montreal remains a safe neighbourhood.

The same goes for Greater Montreal, where people move around and stroll in a reassuring atmosphere. Statistics Canada and the FBI report that its homicide rate is the lowest of any major North American city.
Montreal

Education

Montreal's universities attract many international students.

Free from kindergarten to college (high school) for Quebec residents and for the children of foreign workers holding a work permit, education in Montreal has an excellent reputation. Its universities attract many international students, drawn by the quality of teaching and by the career opportunities open to them as soon as they graduate. In autumn 2018, 45,000 additional international students enrolled at Montreal's universities, which have seen a 37% rise in enrolments over the past five years.

Second-largest economic hub in Canada, Quebec's biggest city is firmly focused on the future. Dynamic and promising, its real estate market benefits from a very favourable context.

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