September 22, 2026


What this fall’s numbers mean for buyers and sellers in the West Island, Laval and the South Shore.
The fall market across Montreal’s suburbs has settled into a steady rhythm. Here’s what we’re seeing on the ground and what it means for your next move.
Well-kept detached homes near good schools continue to attract several buyers, especially in the West Island and on the South Shore. Homes that need work are taking a little longer to sell, which gives buyers more room to negotiate.
Townhouses and condos in Laval and Brossard have more inventory than last year. That means first-time buyers can take time to compare, book inspections and negotiate conditions.
Price based on recent sales on your street, not last spring’s headlines. Small repairs, fresh paint and good photos still make a big difference.
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