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Real Estate, In Practice

Guides, real cases and observations from my work in Montreal real estate — from buying and selling to renting and commercial properties, including what happens behind the transaction and the lessons that come from real situations.

Montréal Industrial Lofts: From Historic Factories to Unique Homes in Le Sud-Ouest

Discover the stories behind Montréal's industrial lofts in Griffintown, Saint-Henri and Pointe-Saint-Charles — and what makes these historic buildings so distinctive.

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Selling a Home in Montreal — The Complete Home Selling Guide 2026

Selling a home involves more than choosing an asking price, taking photos and putting the property on the market. Should you buy your next home first or sell first? Is it worth renovating before listing? How should you price the property? Would Home Staging help? Should you sell with or without legal warranty? And when you receive an offer, the highest price isn't necessarily the best offer. This guide covers the key steps of selling a home in Montreal — from planning and property evaluation to preparation, marketing, negotiation and closing.

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Buying a Condo in Montreal: What You Should Know Before You Buy

A condo has beautiful finishes, a great view and reasonable condo fees. Does that make it a good buy? Not necessarily. Some of the most important things about a condo are things you won’t see during a visit. Here are some of the things I pay particular attention to when helping a client evaluate a condo.

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The Complete Quebec Home Buying Guide 2026

Buying a home in Montreal involves more than finding a property you like. Before you start your search, it helps to understand whether you’re eligible to buy, how much you can afford, what costs to prepare for, and what actually happens between your first visit and getting the keys. This guide covers the essentials you should know before buying a home in Quebec in 2026.

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Buying a Home in Montreal: What Does “Without Legal Warranty” Mean?

When looking at properties in Montreal, you may come across a phrase like: “Sale without legal warranty of quality, at the buyer’s risk.” For many buyers, this immediately raises concerns. Does it mean there is something wrong with the property? Should you avoid buying a property without legal warranty?

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