Buy a house in Montreal

Buying a house in Montreal, why not?

It's easier than you think, even for a temporary resident.
Home values have increased by 6% per year on average for 10 years.
Transfer taxes are low (1 to 3%).
Access to mortgage financing is possible.

But don't buy without a broker!

Brokers are members of a Professional Order, the OACIQ. Their training gives them solid technical (architecture, geology, materials, etc.), commercial (negotiation), legal and financial skills.

A single broker gives you access to the entire market.
All properties are listed on the Centris.ca website
Choose a broker from the LP Relocation team, they are familiar with the situation of newcomers.

In a transaction, there are 2 brokers, one advises the seller, the other advises the buyer. Your broker costs you nothing, it is the seller who pays the commission shared between the 2 brokers.

Valérie Lahmi

My career began in education, where I learned to guide, explain, and support my students with patience. Today, I bring those same qualities into real estate: I accompany you through every step of your journey with clarity, professionalism, and genuine care. Dedicated, attentive, and fully committed, my goal is simple: to ensure you feel confident, well-informed, and supported throughout the entire process. For me, real estate is above all a deeply human passion, one that allows me to support your life projects with sincerity and dedication.
Cell phone +1 (514) 467 4641
valerielahmi@sutton.com

Suzanne Beauchamp

I have been a Residential Real Estate Broker, member of the OACIQ, for several years.
I accompanied many newcomers for the purchase of their house.