Brossard has not suddenly turned into a buyer’s market. But in 2026, buyers have more properties to compare and can afford to be more selective. That makes the initial asking price increasingly important. In Brossard, second-quarter 2026 statistics show 385 residential sales, down 9% year over year, while new listings rose 7% and active listings
Selling Your Home in 2026: Which Renovations Are Really Worth It Before Listing? Are you planning to sell your home in 2026? The right question isn’t “how much should I renovate?”, but rather “which improvements will actually help my home sell without eating into my sale price?” In most cases, a renovation done solely for
Brossard Real Estate Market Update The Brossard real estate market remains active in 2026, but it has become more strategic. Buyers are still present, well-positioned properties continue to attract attention, and sellers generally remain in a strong position. However, pricing, presentation and marketing strategy now matter more than ever. Brossard remains one of the most
2025 Reform: What Condo Owners Need to Know About Laws 16 and 141 Before buying a condo, look beyond the asking price and monthly condo fees. A roof that needs replacing, an underfunded contingency fund or a high insurance deductible can change the true cost of your purchase. When selling, a well-prepared co-ownership file helps
Fall Home Maintenance: Tips and Advice It’s a fact: a house requires regular maintenance to maintain its value and good condition. Fall home maintenance is perfect for completing various small tasks, both indoors and outdoors. Why Perform Fall Home Maintenance? Fall home maintenance tasks prepare your property for winter, preventing damage caused by cold weather.
The Purchasing Power in Canadian Real Estate: What One Million Dollars Can Truly Offer You In the current Canadian real estate landscape, where markets vary greatly from one city to another, the dream of acquiring a house priced at one million dollars presents very different realities. Faced with a persistent housing supply deficit and buyers
Buying a newly built home, purchasing a property before construction or building your own home meets different needs. Your choice depends on your total budget, your timeline, the lot and the time you can devote to the project. In Brossard and on Montreal’s South Shore, the neighbourhood, commuting options, services and what can be built
Increase in the key rate at the Bank of Canada On June 7 2023, the Bank of Canada increased its overnight interest rate to 4.75% (+0.25% from April) because of higher-than-expected growth in Canada’s economy in the first quarter and the view that monetary policy was not yet restrictive enough to bring inflation down to
On January 1, new policies came into effect impacting the Canadian real estate sector Sellers and professionals in the real estate sector are facing new policies that took effect on January 1. Information that affects us all at one level or another! Below you will find details about the Non-Canadian Home Ownership Ban Act, as
