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[giuseppecartolano]

Montreal Real Estate Market Trends for 2024

Introduction:

As we step into the promising landscape of 2024, the Montreal real estate market stands at the intersection of tradition and innovation. A city known for its rich cultural tapestry and thriving urban life, Montreal's real estate sector continues to evolve. In this blog post, we'll delve into the anticipated trends shaping the Montreal real estate market in 2024.

Role of real estate agent in Montreal

In 2024, real estate agents in Montreal should harness the power of data analytics to provide clients with informed insights into market trends, property values, and investment opportunities. Analyzing data can help agents guide clients in making well-informed decisions based on current and future market conditions.

Tech-Fueled Urbanization:

Montreal, already a hub for technology and innovation, is expected to witness continued urbanization driven by the tech industry. The demand for properties in proximity to tech hubs, co-working spaces, and innovation centers is likely to surge. Areas like Griffintown and Mile-Ex may see increased interest from tech professionals and startups.

Sustainable Living Takes Center Stage:

With a global focus on environmental sustainability, Montreal's real estate market is poised to embrace eco-friendly and energy-efficient developments. Green building practices, solar installations, and sustainable design features are expected to become key selling points for both residential and commercial properties.

Rise of Mixed-Use Developments:

The concept of live, work, and play in the same neighborhood is gaining momentum. Expect to see more mixed-use developments combining residential spaces with commercial, retail, and recreational facilities. These developments create vibrant, self-contained communities, catering to the demand for convenience and a sense of community.

Digital Transformation in Real Estate Transactions:

The adoption of digital tools in real estate transactions is set to accelerate in 2024. From virtual property tours to blockchain-based transactions, technology will play a pivotal role in streamlining the buying and selling process. Real estate agents and agencies that embrace these innovations are likely to stand out in a competitive market.

Affordability Challenges and Suburban Resurgence:

While urban living remains appealing, affordability challenges may prompt some buyers to explore suburban and outlying areas. Suburban neighborhoods with good transportation links to the city center are expected to experience increased demand. This shift may also be influenced by a growing acceptance of remote work, allowing individuals to live further from the city.

Adaptive Reuse of Historic Properties:

Montreal's rich history is reflected in its architecture, and there is a growing trend of repurposing historic buildings for residential and commercial use. Adaptive reuse projects not only preserve the city's cultural heritage but also offer unique and character-filled living spaces.

Focus on Wellness Amenities:

Health and well-being are becoming integral aspects of modern living. Expect to see an emphasis on wellness amenities in residential developments, including fitness centers, green spaces, and mental health-focused design elements. The pandemic has underscored the importance of spaces that promote both physical and mental well-being.

Conclusion:

As we step into 2024, the Montreal real estate market promises a dynamic and exciting journey. From the integration of technology to a renewed focus on sustainability, the city continues to shape its real estate landscape to meet the evolving needs of its residents. Whether you're a prospective buyer, seller, or investor, staying informed about these trends will be key to navigating the Montreal real estate market in the coming year. Embrace the future with confidence as Montreal's real estate market charts a course toward innovation and growth.

[abbeyandolivier]

Beaconsfield Real Estate

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Denis Lefebvre Courtier Immobilier Royal Lepage | Real Estate Agent | Buyer's Agent in Montreal QC

We are your dependable and trustworthy go-to Real Estate Agent in Outremont QC. With extensive knowledge of the local market and a client-centric approach, we strive to deliver successful real estate transactions. Whether you want to buy a new house or need to sell the old one, we will help you secure a lucrative property deal. Moreover, as a leading Buyer's Agent in Montreal QC, we specialize in representing buyers and helping them find their ideal properties. From understanding your preferences and budget to negotiating the best terms, we work tirelessly to ensure your satisfaction. With us, you can own the house of your dreams in no time. So, if you need our expert assistance, call us today.

[joellebitar]

Real Estate Agent Montreal

Are you looking for a knowledgeable and reliable real estate agent in Montreal? Look no further than Joelle Bitar. With years of experience in the industry, Joelle has established herself as a trusted source for all your real estate needs. Whether you're buying or selling a property, she has the expertise and resources to help you make the most informed decisions. From finding your dream home to negotiating the best deal, Joelle will be with you every step of the way. Contact her today to schedule a consultation. Visit our online site to learn more at https://joellebitar.com

[johnchiappara]

Realtor - What's going on here?

A realtor is an individual that is utilized as a specialist to work with the selling of land. As I would like to think, a realtor ought to be available for new things, including creative promoting thoughts and state-of-the-art changes that influence purchasers and vendors. A realtor ought to be somebody who pays attention to purchasers, dealers, and tenants to sort out what the public despises about specialists and proactively make changes in their own marketing strategy as needs are. A realtor ought to have business hours that are relevant to different experts that are paid a huge number of dollars per exchange.

Realtors ought to rehearse their abilities by utilizing them regularly. A realtor ought not to be part-time in the business. This implies they shouldn't live it up work and sell land when they need some additional cash. A realtor ought to be talented at staying mentally collected when something turns out badly. A realtor ought to be proficient and never hang up on a client or another realtor, regardless of the information disclosed or done.

A Montreal real estate agent ought to be dependable to learn, comprehend and stay aware of everything promoting devices that could and most likely ought to be utilized in selling or purchasing a home. The way that a realtor is "not happy with the Web" when most homes are presently sold through the survey on the Web by a purchaser is at this point not a reason. A realtor ought to be tenacious about understanding methods of correspondence and showcasing through each sort of media from which a purchaser can look and eventually purchase a home.

A realtor shouldn't need to turn on their fax machine when they get back from the store. They ought to be good to go, full-time, and be set up to carry on with work whenever inside their business hours. A realtor shouldn't leave town without reinforcement and simply leave an arrangement hanging subsequently. Nobody minds that the realtor is on holiday other than the specialist himself. A realtor ought to never let a vendor know that open houses don't work when as a matter of fact, open houses sell properties, ordinary. Fruity dessert fragrance might sell a house since they would rather not go through the difficulty to make sense of what could possibly work for the vendor.

A realtor shouldn't cry when a merchant lets them know that they never again need to sell their home or that they won't utilize them to sell the home. A realtor shouldn't take yard signs from yards or directional signs from regions since somebody didn't decide to list the house with them but as a contender. A realtor shouldn't slam other plans of action. They ought to just call attention to the things that they offer of real value and why they feel their plan of action works better.

A realtor shouldn't open the house for a purchaser and let them stay in there alone, in light of the fact that the purchaser looks pleasant. A realtor ought to constantly take a gander at the distinguishing proof of a purchaser since they perceive that they are liable for the merchant's property. A realtor ought to constantly be thankful that somebody will pay them a great many dollars for a task that has never been completely made sense of for general society with regards to how little information a specialist needs and how little you're prepared while getting your permit.

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[lostjulys]

i have GOT to travel over xmas break.

[glennk56]

Jefferson Mappin in 1980s & 1990s.

Jefferson Mappin is a Canadian actor born in Montreal. His film career started in 1978 with a small role in the Canadian/UK crime drama Tomorrow Never Comes starring Oliver Reed and Raymond Burr. I had never heard of him until I saw him in The Freshman a couple of weeks ago. At 6'5" he is always able to find work.

Jefferson Mappin

Most of Mappin's early work was in small roles in Canadian films that as of yet haven't been digitalized. The above stills are from the 1988 Canada/US Sitcom about a professional wrestler, Learning the Ropes, starring football player Lyle Alzado and often real professional wrestlers of the time made guest appearances. Only 13 episodes were produced. The first photo was from the pilot episode and it looks like it was from somebody's old VHS home recording. The next photo is a little better. Jefferson Mappin played a wrestler called Cheetah. It isn't known how many episodes he appeared in.

In 1990 Mappin played a pro wrestler again on an episode of the US/Canada crime drama, T and T, starring Mr. T of course.

Jefferson Mappin played an insane asylum resident in the film Beautiful Dreamers based on true events in 1990.

The Freshman, 1990, starring Marlon Brando and Matthew Broderick would fit in right here but Jefferson was barely visible in his scene, so I left it out any photo.

In 1991, Jefferson Mappin plays a real estate agent in the fantasy/drama White Light.

and Mappin as a dry-cleaning employee in an episode of Tropical Heat (nee Sweating Bullets).

Here is Jefferson Mappin as Fatty Rossiter in 1992 in Clint Eastwood's western, Unforgiven.

Here is Jefferson Mappin as a gun shop owner being questioned about a gun purchased in an episode of the TV series Counterstrike in 1993. I like the way he is pressed up against the counter.

Jefferson Mappin is a suspect responsible for a missing girl and human trafficking in this TV movie Spenser: Ceremony in 1993 made 5 years after the series Spenser for Hire ended.

Jefferson again as a gun shop owner in 1995 in an episode of the comedy/drama Due South.

Jefferson Mappin as a tech scientist who loses his memory in an episode of TekWar in 1995.

Jefferson Mappin as a Little League Coach in the TV Movie Shining Time Station: Second Chances in 1995.

Jefferson Mappin plays a Federal Agent in the Sci-Fi Action film Expect No Mercy in 1995.

[eretzyisrael]

by Ben Cohen

One of Canada’s leading French-language news outlets abruptly removed a crudely antisemitic caricature of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from its website on Wednesday morning following a storm of protest from Canadian politicians and Jewish advocates.

The image, drawn by veteran cartoonist Serge Chapleau — who has won several awards for his work and was honored with the Order of Canada medal in 2015 — was published by the Montreal-based newspaper La Presse and appeared on the front page of its print edition. It showed Netanyahu as Nosferatu, the titular character of a classic 1922 German Expressionist silent movie about a blood-sucking vampire, Count Orlok, who preys upon a real estate agent and his wife under the cover of purchasing a house and who, later in the film, unleashes a plague of rats onboard a ship on which he is traveling. The film is based on the famous 1897 novel Dracula, set in Romania.

Chapleau’s cartoon imposed Netanyahu’s features on that of a vampire wearing a grim, lifeless expression, with his hands replaced by long claws. An accompanying text displayed the word “Nosfenyahou” — a contraction of “Nosferatu” and the Francophone spelling of Netanyahu’s last name — dripping with blood. Another text beneath declared “On the way to Rafah,” the city in Gaza where Israeli troops have been battling Hamas terrorists.

Historically, antisemitic caricatures of Jews frequently depicted them as blood-suckers, building on earlier Christian libels that falsely accused Jews of using the blood of Christians in their religious rituals. Since the Oct. 7 Hamas pogrom in Israel, the same motif has appeared across the Arab world in relation to Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza, with news outlets in Morocco, Jordan, and Qatar all publishing cartoons of Netanyahu drinking the blood and consuming the flesh of Israel’s adversaries.

By the middle of Wednesday morning, La Presse had removed its contribution to the genre following widespread protests on social media. However, the paper has not apologized for the offending image nor offered an explanation as to why it was published to the 860,000 followers of its feed on X/Twitter.

“No big deal, just the second-largest newspaper in French Canada caricaturing Jews as vampires,” David Frum — a Canadian-American writer and former speechwriter for US President George W. Bush — remarked in a post. Frum added: “That’s how antisemitism often works. A rich inventory of anti-Jewish images and themes pre-exists: the Jew as bloodsucker, the Jew as child-killer, the Jew as alien enemy. When a user wants to vent rage or dislike … the resource accumulated over centuries is waiting for him.”

Canadian politicians who condemned the cartoon included Quebec Senator Leo Housakos, who said he had been “appalled” by it.

“While Mr. Netanyahu, as with any politician, is not above criticism, this kind of antisemitic trope is reminiscent of the 1930s. I’m saddened for Jews across Canada for the level of hate to which we, as Canadians, have co-signed,” Housakos’ X/Twitter post continued.

[otter1962crystalball]

Experiencing Narcissism 101 - Part 3

June 24th, 2024

Here we are nearing the end of Pride Month. I’ve challenged myself to write everyday and I’ve found it very useful in examining my past and realizing that I am actually very resilient. Yesterday I wrote about events leading up to the point of coming back from a trip with John. Today, the story continues.

I put my plan into action and began taking steroids above and beyond what I needed for Testosterone Replacement Therapy. I was taking injections because my testosterone was low due to my HIV medications. I supplemented with street testosterone as did John. In the course of my doing so, I put on more than 25 pounds and ended up at 250 pounds at my maximum. I continued abusing them up until 2013 when I moved to Nova Scotia with John.

John convinced me that I should be reducing the amount of time that I worked. At that time, I was a full-time teacher, a group fitness leader at a community centre and also a mentor for a master’s program at a university. The only real solution he suggested was to move from British Columbia to Nova Scotia. The reason was due to other cities didn’t seem inviting for either of us. I did suggest Montreal, but John didn’t speak French and thought it wasn’t a good idea. That summer, we jumped on a plane and took a quick trip to Nova Scotia. We explored a place called Annapolis Valley, which is fertile area of the province. We even looked at homes, but didn’t find anything that we liked. We returned home and made our decision.

We decided we would move to Windsor, Nova Scotia in October 2013. We also got married as it seemed the right thing to do. I resigned from the school board and put the house up for sale. It sold while we were enroute. We climbed into my truck with two dogs and a cat, travelling across Canada to Nova Scotia. During the trip, we argued a lot. The shouting continued and I decided that it was just part of my new life and bit my tongue. John did berate me for being quiet, which in my mind was better than screaming back at him. We found an apartment - literally on the fly - as we went across Canada. The hardest part was finding a rental unit that accepted dogs.

We lucked out and stayed in a place in Windsor until early 2015 when we found a house on the South Shore - which later became known as Otter Cottage. During the time in Nova Scotia, John had problems finding a job. I was accepted as a substitute and started working. He didn’t and that left him open to do other things. In fact, I caught him cheating on me several times. So, we negotiated an open relationship where we would explore together to fulfill everyone’s needs.

During our time there in Windsor, I got a phone call from my doctor. She told me to go to the hospital immediately because my bloodwork indicated that I had had a heart attack. We went to emergency immediately and I discovered that I had an enlarged heart due to the large amount of steroids. I spent four days in the hospital while they did tests. John visited everyday, but complained constantly about having to drive into the city. With supervision, I weaned myself off the steroids and reduced my testosterone to the appropriate level and quit the street steroids. It was clear that I had almost killed myself. I began kicking myself for having been so stupid to abuse steroids that much to satisfy the wishes of another person.

Once into Otter Cottage, I got a job in the Halifax and ended up with a permanent position teaching French Immersion. John then decided to become a real estate agent. So, I paid for his education. During the time of moving to the South Shore, our relationship was really strained. John was constantly getting angry at just about everyone - of course, including me. He constantly seemed frustrated and I did everything I could including buying antiques for him and giving him a room to decorate. That didn’t help and we argued constantly. Several times, I told him that I had had enough. Suddenly, John would turn back to a charmer and everything was great - for a few short weeks or month.

John finished his real estate school and managed to sell at least three properties, using a car that I had bought for him. At the same time, I discovered that he was still cheating on me. In late 2016, John mentioned that his former employer in Montreal had suggested offering him a job. I had had enough of all the nonsense. When I heard that, I told John that I wanted him to take the job and be out of the house by next week. So, he packed the car with everything he could and then moved everything he thought belonged to him into the antique room he had decorated. He went to Montreal and suddenly I felt a real relief - until the divorce proceedings started.

In the six years we were together, John paid rent three months in the time we were in my house in Vancouver. He bought groceries maybe twice. In Nova Scotia, he paid for nothing. I didn’t see any of the profits from the sales of the properties he had sold. I got a lawyer and proceeded with the divorce. We had to live apart for at least a year before we could legally divorce. That year was a year from hell for me.

John, now in Montreal, would contact me and screamed at me for not moving the stuff he wanted to Montreal. I told him that the lawyer told me to do that until we had settled the divorce.  His request was half of everything. I provided all my receipts for everything, showing that John had paid little. He never paid for heating, mortgage payments, gym fees, and much more. During that time, John began a classic narcissistic pattern - he tried to show me how he was a victim. He sent me pictures of him in the hospital. He sent me pictures of his empty fridge. He called me constantly asking for money. I had to continue to say no. He turned several local friends against me saying I was withholding his belongings. I told those local friends that they didn’t know what was really going on. Needless to say, I didn’t continue those friendships.

The calls continued along with emails, texts until I had to block him. He even called my school during a lesson and interrupted. He called me at the gym as well, asking an attendant to find me. I put a stop to all of that. At the end of the year apart, I made him an offer and let him know that he would get nothing more. He begrudgingly accepted it and immediately demanded his things sent. I had packed them into a pod as I was sick of seeing the pile of things in the living room. In typical fashion, he demanded that I allow one of his friends to sit and watch the pod be repacked so that his belongings would be safe. Ironically, the movers told me that I had done an amazing job and that repacking wasn’t necessary! At this point, I didn’t care; he had to pay for the moving costs.

Even after the papers were signed and we were officially divorced he continued to harass me with phone calls and texts on anonymous lines. I was so tired of it that I went to the local RCMP and lodged a complaint and asked the calls, texts and emails stop. The Sûreté du Québec (the provincial police in Quebec) paid him a visit and told him that if he contacted me again, he would be arrested. That was the last time I ever heard from him. In that year and a half, he contacted me more than 668 times by various methods.

In 2018 I was officially free of John. Otter Cottage was in my name, the car payments for John’s car were now his responsibility and I began my new life as a divorced gay man. As a side note, that fall as I was cleaning the gardens, I found a pile of broken mugs, coasters and John’s medication all thrown into the bushes. It seemed that whenever he was angry, he would throw things off the verandah - just like when he used to go out and scream at the top of his lungs at the people he hated.

So what was it like to live with a narcissist? Looking at the 9 points of Special Me, I saw countless examples of all 9 points and more from him. He always though he was the most important person at all times. He felt entitled to everything without having to work for it. He was exploitative, arrogant, lacked empathy and always showed off so that others could admire him. He also was easily able to play the victim and everything that he did was turned back on my so that it was all my fault. Anyone who didn’t agree with him immediately became the enemy - me included.

I saw a counsellor and learned to deal with the aftermath of living six years with John. The counsellor suggested I buy a book called “Stop Walking on Eggshells: Taking Your Life Back When Someone You Care About Has Borderline Personality Disorder.” All what was discussed in the book, I found in John. The only thing the book didn’t help me with was getting along with him and thankfully I never wanted to do so. In the end, I believe he was also obsessive compulsive as well.

During my counselling time, I came to acknowledge my part in those six years. I had been codependent and allowed him to do all of those things. I also discovered that I had to learn to love myself, always take care of myself first before helping others and learning how a narcissist latches onto a caregiver such as myself. I forgave myself for almost killing myself on steroids to please John. I watched my health and have not abused them since.

At that point, I was really sure that I knew what the signs were and vowed to never get involved with a narcissist. Did I succeed? I’ll leave that to tomorrow’s blog… For Pride, I am celebrating my inner self and my self love. Now that I have worked on myself, someone like John would never be able to pry their way into my life. 

Carpe diem, everyone.

[giuseppecartolano]

Unlocking the Door to Your Dream Home

Embarking on the journey to buy a home is an exciting and significant milestone. If you're considering settling down in the vibrant city of Montreal, this blog is your comprehensive guide to navigating the process of buying a home in this unique and culturally rich metropolis.

1. Understanding the Montreal Real Estate Landscape:

Montreal's real estate market is dynamic, shaped by a blend of historic charm and modern influences. Begin your home-buying journey by familiarizing yourself with the current market trends, property values, and the diverse neighborhoods that make up this city.

2. Assessing Your Budget and Financing Options:

Determine your budget and explore financing options available to you. Whether it's a traditional mortgage, government-backed loans, or assistance programs, understanding your financial capacity is the cornerstone of a successful home purchase.

3. Engaging with a Knowledgeable Real Estate Agent:

A skilled and knowledgeable real estate agent in Montreal can be your greatest ally in the home-buying process. Look for an agent with expertise in Montreal's real estate market, who can guide you through property listings, negotiations, and the intricacies of the local market.

4. Exploring Montreal's Diverse Neighborhoods:

Montreal boasts a rich tapestry of neighborhoods, each with its own unique character and charm. Consider factors such as proximity to amenities, cultural offerings, and your lifestyle preferences when exploring potential neighborhoods for your new home.

5. Navigating the Legal Aspects of Home Purchase:

Understanding the legal aspects of a real estate transaction is crucial. Work with a notary or attorney to review contracts, ensure compliance with local regulations, and handle the legal intricacies of your home purchase in Montreal.

6. Home Inspections and Due Diligence:

Prioritize a comprehensive home inspection to uncover any potential issues with the property. From structural concerns to hidden repairs, due diligence is key to ensuring that your new home is a sound investment.

7. Negotiating the Purchase:

Engage in thoughtful negotiations with the seller, considering factors such as market conditions, property condition, and your own priorities. Your real estate agent can provide valuable insights and guidance during this crucial phase.

8. Closing the Deal:

As the closing date approaches, finalize the details of your purchase. This includes completing paperwork, securing financing, and ensuring that all conditions stipulated in the contract are met.

9. Moving into Your New Montreal Home:

Once the keys are in your hand, celebrate the achievement of homeownership! Plan your move and embrace the excitement of settling into your new home in Montreal.

10. Embracing Montreal's Lifestyle:

Beyond the practicalities of buying a home, take time to immerse yourself in Montreal's rich cultural offerings, culinary delights, and vibrant community. Embracing the lifestyle of this city adds an extra layer of fulfillment to your homeownership journey.

Conclusion:

Buying a home in Montreal is not just a transaction; it's a journey toward embracing a unique and vibrant way of life. By understanding the local real estate landscape, working with experienced professionals, and immersing yourself in the diverse neighborhoods, you'll unlock the door to your dream home in this extraordinary city. Happy house hunting!

[abbeyandolivier]

Real Estate Agency

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[joellebitar]

ACHETER UNE HABITATION NEUVE

Vous souhaitez acheter une propriété neuve, mais ne savez pas par où commencer? Vous trouverez ici quelques réponses à vos questions.

Lorsque vous démarrez un projet d’achat, plusieurs interrogations vous viennent en tête: acheter neuf ou usagé? Rénovations ou clé en main? Il n’est pas toujours facile de prendre des décisions, il est important d’analyser les avantages et les inconvénients afin de déterminer ce qui correspond le plus à vos besoins!

Le condo ou la maison de ses rêves

En achetant une propriété neuve, vous pourrez choisir exactement ce que vous souhaitez en termes d’agencement, du nombre et du style de pièces, de la peinture, etc. En d’autres termes, vous choisissez tout de A à Z selon votre budget.

Aucune rénovation à prévoir

À court terme, puisque votre habitation sera neuve et que vous aurez choisi les différents matériaux et finitions, vous n’aurez aucune rénovation à prévoir. Toutefois, il faudra au fil des années et selon l’usure naturelle, procéder à des petites rénovations, des travaux d’entretien et être prêt à quelques imprévus (dégâts d’eau, incendie ou autre).

Des économies à prévoir

Pas de rénovations à court terme : excluant les travaux d’entretien courants, une habitation neuve ne requiert pas d’importantes rénovations;

Économies d’énergie : les habitations neuves sont construites suivant les normes en vigueur, avec des matériaux neufs et plus performants, ce qui pourrait réduire la facture d’électricité;

Remboursement d’une partie des taxes : lors de l’achat d’une habitation neuve ou d’une habitation ayant fait l’objet de rénovations majeures, un remboursement partiel pourrait s’appliquer au paiement de la taxe sur les produits et services (TPS) et de la taxe de vente du Québec (TVQ).  (Source https://www.quebec.ca/habitation-et-logement/achat-maison/ et https://www.canada.ca/fr/agence-revenu/services/formulaires-publications/publications/rc4028/remboursement-tps-tvh-habitations-neuves.html#P98_2200)

Plan de garantie prévue par la Régie du bâtiment du Québec

Bonne nouvelle! En 1999, le gouvernement du Québec rendait obligatoire le Plan de garantie des bâtiments résidentiels neufs « qui veille à ce que votre entrepreneur exécute adéquatement les obligations légales et contractuelles prévues au  Règlement sur le plan de garantie des bâtiments résidentiels neufs. » (Source : https://www.garantie.gouv.qc.ca/)

Pour en savoir plus, consultez https://www.garantie.gouv.qc.ca/

Faites équipe avec un courtier pour vous guider et vous accompagner dans votre projet!

Peu importe le type d’habitation que vous souhaitez acheter, faire équipe avec un courtier immobilier vous assurera plus de sérénité et de sécurité!

Trouvez votre courtier sur Centris.ca qui saura vous accompagner dans votre transaction et travaillera dans votre intérêt.

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rouvez votre location idéale à Terrebonne avec Apero Appartement

Located just northeast of Montreal, Terrebonne offers a perfect blend of urban living and suburban charm. Its growing popularity has led to a thriving real estate market, with condos and apartment rentals becoming increasingly sought-after. Whether you're a young professional seeking proximity to the city, a family looking for a peaceful neighborhood, or a retiree searching for a cozy place to settle, Terrebonne has something for everyone. But how do you find the perfect rental that meets your needs and budget? This is where a specialized rental Condo Locatif Terrebonne and apartment rental agent can be invaluable.

Why Hire a Terrebonne Rental Condo & Apartment Rental Agent

Navigating the rental market can be daunting, especially in a competitive area like Terrebonne. A rental condo and apartment rental agent serves as your guide, providing insider knowledge and access to the best properties on the market. Their expertise allows them to match renters with the right properties based on individual needs, preferences, and budget. From modern high-rise condos with stunning city views to spacious family-friendly apartments in tranquil neighborhoods, these agents have a pulse on the latest offerings and can save you time and stress.

Benefits of Working with a Local Expert

Working with a local rental Agent De Location D'appartement who specializes in Terrebonne properties means you're benefiting from their deep understanding of the area. They know the best neighborhoods, school districts, amenities, and transportation options. Their local connections can also give you access to exclusive listings that might not be advertised publicly. This insider knowledge ensures you have the first pick of the most desirable rentals and can make informed decisions quickly.

Apero Appartement: Your Trusted Partner

When it comes to finding a rental condo or apartment in Terrebonne, Apero Appartement stands out as a trusted and reliable partner. Known for their commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction, Apero Appartement offers a personalized approach to finding the perfect home. Their team of experienced agents takes the time to understand your specific needs and lifestyle, ensuring that every property they recommend aligns with your vision.

Apero Appartement's extensive portfolio includes a wide range of rental options, from luxury condos equipped with state-of-the-art amenities to affordable apartments that offer comfort and convenience. With their assistance, you can be confident that you will find a home that not only meets your practical needs but also feels right for you.

Conclusion

Finding the right rental condo or apartment in Terrebonne can be a seamless and enjoyable experience with the help of the right rental agent. Apero Appartement is dedicated to making your search stress-free and successful. Whether you're new to Terrebonne or looking to relocate within the area, Apero Appartement is your go-to partner for finding a place that you can proudly call home. With their expertise and commitment, you are not just renting a property; you are finding your next home.

[courtierimmobilier]

Discover Your Dream Home: Property for Sale in Montreal

Montreal is a vibrant city known for its rich culture. It is also famous for its diverse population and stunning architecture. If you are looking for a property for sale in Montreal, you are in for a treat. This city offers a unique blend of old-world charm and modern amenities. Thus making it an ideal place to call home. Montreal has something for everyone, whether you are a first-time homebuyer or looking to invest.

Why Choose Montreal?

Montreal is one of the most livable cities in the world. It boasts excellent healthcare, education, and public transportation systems. The city's diverse neighborhoods each have their distinct character. So you can find a property for sale in Montreal that perfectly suits your lifestyle.

Affordable Living

Compared to other major cities, Montreal offers affordable housing options. You can find a property for sale in Montreal that fits your budget, whether you are looking for a cozy apartment or a spacious family home. The city's relatively low cost of living makes it an attractive option for many buyers.

Cultural Hub

Montreal is a cultural hub with a vibrant arts scene. Something is always happening in the city, from world-class museums and galleries to music festivals and theater productions. Owning a property for sale in Montreal means you can access endless entertainment and cultural experiences.

Education and Career Opportunities

Several reputable institutions of learning are located in Montreal. It places it among the best cities in Canada to find a university or college. It is why it is ideal for students and working people, in general, to make it their study point and workplace. There is also a competitive employment sector, especially in IT, finance, and healthcare. If you are interested in buying a property in Montreal, you will discover that the city provides a perfect environment to build a personal and career.

Diverse Neighborhoods

Montreal's neighborhoods are as diverse as its residents. Whether you prefer the historic charm of Old Montreal, the trendy vibe of Plateau Mont-Royal, or the family-friendly atmosphere of Westmount, you can find a property for sale in Montreal that meets your needs. Each neighborhood has a unique appeal so that you will find the perfect fit.

Outdoor Activities

If you love the outdoors, Montreal has plenty to offer. The city is surrounded by natural beauty. It includes parks, mountains, and rivers, all within easy reach. Whether you enjoy hiking, biking, or simply relaxing in a park, owning a property for sale in Montreal means you will never be far from nature.

Real Estate Market Trends

The real estate market in Montreal is dynamic and growing. The demand for housing continues to rise, making it a great time to invest in a property for sale in Montreal. Whether you are looking for a primary residence or an investment property, the market offers plenty of opportunities.

Finding Your Perfect Property

Working with a knowledgeable real estate agent is essential when searching for a property for sale in Montreal. They can help you navigate the market. They also find properties that meet your criteria and negotiate the best deal. With their expertise, you can be confident that you are making a sound investment.

Making the Move

Moving to a new city can be daunting. However, Montreal's welcoming community makes it more accessible. Once you find a property for sale in Montreal, you will quickly feel at home in this vibrant city. The friendly locals and diverse culture will make you feel like you belong.

Conclusion

In conclusion, finding a property for sale in Montreal is exciting. The city's affordable living, cultural richness, educational and career opportunities, diverse neighborhoods, and outdoor activities make it an ideal place to live. Working with a real estate agent lets you find the perfect property that fits your needs. You can start enjoying all that Montreal has to offer. Whether you are moving for the first time or looking to invest, Montreal is a city that promises a bright future. So, start your search today and discover your dream home in Montreal.

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Joëlle Bitar: Award-Winning Real Estate Expert in Montreal

Joëlle Bitar is a business woman who quickly learned the inner workings of the residential and commercial real estate sector. As a chartered real estate broker and real estate agent of the Collège de l’immobilier du Québec, she also holds a degree in real estate law and taxation and has a strong background in business valuation and commercial leasing. 

A specialist in home staging and in real estate negotiation, she is quickly establishing her reputation as an outstanding sales woman with more than ten years of experience. Her reviews and testimonials are proof of her success and hard work. She is a member of the Organisme d’autoréglementation du Courtage Immobilier du Québec (OACIQ) and the Greater Montreal Real Estate Board (CIGM).

With the help of her esteemed team of brokers, Joëlle has achieved great recognition, with awards and accolades such as:

RE/MAX Action #1 team in 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022

Ranked top 100 in Canada in 2020, 2021 and 2022

Member of the RE/MAX Quebec Diamond Club in 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022

Member of the RE/MAX Hall of Fame

With the Montreal housing market seeing an uneven market recovery, it’s more important than ever to Joëlle and her team that her customers are given peace of mind. This is why Joëlle has a guarantee that if your house is not sold in 90 days, she’ll buy it. This trust in the properties she manages and belief in her customers’ potential has made her one of the top real estate experts in Montreal.

Despite housing prices reaching record highs in the beginning of 2022, Joëlle is predicting a dip in prices in 2023 – meaning if you want to get the best value for your home, you should think about selling as soon as possible. With the Montreal benchmark home price nearly at an all-time high and government intervention, Joëlle predicts a price growth of 1-3% towards the end of 2022, and a slow dip as 2023 begins. 

According to Joëlle, “Montreal home prices accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic, and this has pushed potential buyers out of the housing market. Now with rising interest rates and inflation, more and more potential home buyers are being pushed away.” 

When you pick Joëlle Bitar as your broker, you’re making a decision that gains you a team with specialization in the area of Montreal – a team who are in the Canada top 100, as well as being the #1 team in RE/MAX. 

To contact Joëlle, her email, phone number, and social media accounts can be easily found on her website here. 

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Christine Girouard Debuts Inspirational Song on Lyrics.com: Honoring Her Remarkable Journey and Legacy

Experience 'Christine Girouard's Journey' – A Song That Captures Her Life of Excellence and Motivation

Christine Girouard is an esteemed mindset coach and award-winning real estate professional, known for her commitment to ethics, excellence, and personal growth through vivid imagery and lyrics. Lyrics.com recently unveiled “Christine Girouard’s Journey”, her heartfelt musical track narrating this phenomenal journey spanning real estate success all the way through to coaching success; detailing this inspiring song’s lyrics as it vividly recounts her incredible life story from real estate success through personal transformation with Lyrically Speaking’s song lyrics that capture Christine’s emotional storytelling talent as it records her incredible life story as an influential coach with lyrics that describe vivid imagery that capture her commitment to ethics, excellence, and personal development while sharing powerful storytelling lyrics which capture this impressive journey’s emotion while telling its tale lyrically storytelling lyrics!

Christine Girouard is an esteemed figure in Montreal, recognized for both her impressive career in real estate and transformative work as a mindset coach. Christine’s path can be identified with strong ethical practices and personal development passion; as evidenced by several awards such as Pineapple Trophy for Outstanding Sales Performance and Top Real Estate Coach Award she has received over the course of her journey.

Christine Girouard’s Journey: One of Triumph

Christine Girouard’s Journey” is an emotional lyrical ode to her milestone professional and personal accomplishments, from real estate agent to mindset coach; underscoring fundamental principles which have guided her throughout.

(Verse 1) At the core of Montreal, where dreams flourish, Christine Girouard stands out with grace — from real estate peaks to coaching embrace; Christine’s journey has been filled with grace in all forms.

This opening verse sets the stage for an essay which celebrates Christine’s accomplishments as well as her key roles as mentor and coach.

Themes and Imagery

Christine is highlighted for her commitment to ethics and passion that have won her multiple awards in her professional life, which have also left an immeasurable mark on those whom she mentors and influences through mentorship programs. Christine’s pre-chorus conveys these themes.

(Pre-Chorus) Christine has always followed ethics and passion as guides when mentoring and leading young people with wisdom’s tide, receiving multiple Pineapple Trophies along the way and garnering many other accolades along her journey — leaving an imprintful mark in hearts of gold along the way.

Christine stands out as an inspirational figure who inspires her team through every challenge. This chorus emphasizes this attribute.

(Chorus) Christine, you illuminate our lives. From finding solutions for every challenge that stands before us to agent skills training or coaching expertise — your brilliance inspires all. Thank you so much for being part of our lives.

Christine’s Personal Recollections

Christine’s lyrics convey her resilience and skill at balancing motherhood with work life, instilling inspiration among everyone she encounters. Christine exudes poise and grace while facing life’s many trials head-on.

(Verse 2) With resilience forged and trials overcome, you have made your mark with elegance and grace; deftly managing both career as well as motherhood’s challenges with grace and poise. Your presence inspires all who meet you.

Impact on Music and Mentorship

Christine Girouard’s Journey” highlights Christine’s many talents through song. While honoring Christine, this track also serves as an encouragement and motivation for others who strive for excellence and integrity in life.

Christine’s Vision for the Future

Christine remains committed to encouraging personal and professional development for others, using music and coaching techniques to assist individuals in uncovering their full potential and reaching their desired goals.

Christine Girouard is an esteemed mindset coach and former real estate professional based out of Montreal, Quebec. Over her decade-plus long career she has evolved from successful real estate brokering into one of Canada’s premier personal development coaches and lyricists dedicated to personal empowerment through ethical practices.