If you are waiting for Montréal home prices to collapse, the latest housing outlook suggests that may not be the most likely scenario. Canadians are still dealing with higher living costs, mortgage renewals, and significant household debt. This is making buyers more cautious. But Montréal is not Toronto or Vancouver. CMHC expects Québec's housing market to remain comparatively resilient, with more balanced conditions and modest price growth ahead. For buyers, this means more choice and more negotiating room, but not necessarily dramatically cheaper homes. For sellers, it means buyers are more selective. Pricing, presentation and positioning matter much more in this type of market. And for homeowners renewing a mortgage, affordability is no longer simply about the price of the property. Monthly carrying costs increasingly determine what buyers are actually able and willing to pay. This is becoming a market of decisions, not speculation. If you are planning to buy or sell in Montréal, look at your specific neighbourhood and property type, not simply the Canadian headlines. The Montréal real estate market is not disappearing. But what people can comfortably afford each month is increasingly determining what they are prepared to pay. Natalia Belyaev Residential Real Estate Broker Collection Montréal Strategy makes the difference.

Downtown loft living at Loft St-James 🏙️ Imagine coming home to 10 ft ceilings, an open-concept living space, and city views just steps from Sainte-Catherine, McGill and Place des Arts. This 1+den (easily a 2nd bedroom) condo is perfect if you want to live, work, and play in the heart of Montréal. Open house this Sunday, 2:00–4:00 PM — come feel the space for yourself. Pro tip: arrive a bit early to explore the cafés and restaurants right outside your door. See more details: https://nataliabelyaev.homes/d8r6sbyp #MontrealRealEstate #VilleMarie #LoftLiving #CondoForSale

If you are waiting for Montréal home prices to collapse, the latest housing outlook suggests that may not be the most likely scenario. Canadians are still dealing with higher living costs, mortgage renewals, and significant household debt. This is making buyers more cautious. But Montréal is not Toronto or Vancouver. CMHC expects Québec's housing market to remain comparatively resilient, with more balanced conditions and modest price growth ahead. For buyers, this means more choice and more negotiating room, but not necessarily dramatically cheaper homes. For sellers, it means buyers are more selective. Pricing, presentation and positioning matter much more in this type of market. And for homeowners renewing a mortgage, affordability is no longer simply about the price of the property. Monthly carrying costs increasingly determine what buyers are actually able and willing to pay. This is becoming a market of decisions, not speculation. If you are planning to buy or sell in Montréal, look at your specific neighbourhood and property type, not simply the Canadian headlines. The Montréal real estate market is not disappearing. But what people can comfortably afford each month is increasingly determining what they are prepared to pay. Natalia Belyaev Residential Real Estate Broker Collection Montréal Strategy makes the difference.

PRICE REDUCED on this Griffintown penthouse 🌇 If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to upgrade your lifestyle, this is it. This 2-bed corner unit at Arbora offers 9-ft ceilings, exposed wood beams, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a huge private terrace with panoramic downtown Montréal views. Plus, you get premium finishes and top amenities: gym, outdoor pool, gardens, EV charging and more. Tip: book a visit at sunset to truly feel the space. See more details: https://nataliabelyaev.homes/d8r6sbzg #Griffintown #MontrealRealEstate #PenthouseLiving #CondoForSale

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Big news for Griffintown lovers: the price has just been reduced on this bright 1-bedroom condo at 225 Rue de la Montagne! 🌇 Located in a quiet, modern building, this 452 sq ft unit offers comfortable living with great amenities and easy access to public transit, cafés, and the canal path—perfect for professionals and students who want to walk more and commute less. Pro tip: have your employment letter and tenant insurance ready to make your application stand out. See more details and photos: https://nataliabelyaev.homes/d8r6sbyr #Griffintown #MontrealRentals #CondoForRent #UrbanLiving

Price reduced in Griffintown ✨ This bright 1 bedroom + den condo at 190 Rue Murray #1103 puts you right in the heart of it all: steps to the Lachine Canal, Adonis, Peel, Wellington, the dog park and public transit. Open-concept living, a modern kitchen, balcony with park & pool views, plus an essential indoor parking space. Griffintown rentals with parking and views are snapped up quickly, and well-located units like this are ideal for professionals or couples looking to cut commute time. Tip: secure a place with transit, groceries, and green space all within a short walk—you’ll feel the difference every day. No short-term rentals or subleasing allowed, perfect if you value a quieter, more stable building. See more details and photos: https://nataliabelyaev.homes/d8r6sbyo #Griffintown #MontrealRealEstate #CondoForRent #GriffintownLiving #MontrealRental #UrbanLifestyle

Price reduced on this fully furnished downtown Montreal loft — now ready for your move-in. ✨ Located in prestigious Le Concorde, this 1-bedroom, 1-bath condo (approx. 835 sq. ft.) sits between Place des Arts and McGill University, so you can walk to work, campus, festivals, restaurants, and the metro. High ceilings, hardwood floors, granite counters, and an open-concept layout make it feel bright and spacious. Parking is available as an option for an additional fee. Tip: Bring your suitcase and a good book — the cozy library nook is perfect for unwinding after city nights. See more details and photos: https://nataliabelyaev.homes/d8r6sbyq #MontrealRealEstate #VilleMarie #DowntownMontreal #FurnishedRental #LoftLiving #LeConcorde