Best places to live in Montreal for young professionals near downtown in 2022

[@maestroadam]

The problem with Griffintown is that it is a constant construction site. There's dust everywhere and constant noise from all of the jackhammers and building going on. It'll be a lovely place when it's more settled.

[@marilynnicholls994]

Wow. Muchas gracias por tus videos tan detallados y completos. Super la buena energia con que explicas y tu conocimiento. Saludos desde Bpgpta, Colombia. Dios te bendiga grandemente. Si puedes, te agradeceriamos tambien buenos lugares en ciudades cercanas a Montreal o pueblitos cercanos. Muchas gracias

[@Livinginmontreal]

Dale! Qué parte de los alrededores de Montreal te interesa más?! anoté tus sugerencias! muchas gracias por el soporte! Saludos!

[@marilynnicholls994]

@@Livinginmontreal . Muchas gracias a ti,... (brossard, longueil, Saint -Jean-Sur, Saint-Bruno..), la parte sur-este jijij

[@MM-qv5lf]

It would be nice if you could do one short video about Old Montreal area, what the prices are like there, what kind of people live there and what the community is like.😀 Thanks. :)

[@Livinginmontreal]

Noted! The next 3 vids are in production right now. I’ll cue that one for sure.

[@MM-qv5lf]

@@Livinginmontreal That's awesome, thanks 👍 looking forward to the videos and who knows, if we decide to leave Toronto and start a new life in Montreal, we'll need an agent 😉

[@dcorman2350]

@@MM-qv5lfold montreal doesn’t have much services. Especially grocery stores. Nice area. Good vibe although touristy. Montreal always find the way to open cool restaurants and cafes so Old Mtl remains a nice place for locals. Right next to booming griffintown, and well deserved by subways. I like old Montreal, but I prefer less touristy areas, like Mile End, Little Italy, Verdun near wellington street (upcoming place, Hochelaga (although very poor and its sometimes showing), Villeray and, further away, NDG or Masson street. I live in the Plateau… way overprices (I bought decades ago…).

[@MM-qv5lf]

@@dcorman2350 Thanks for sharing, appreciate all the feedback. I would move to Montreal in an instant but unfortunately without French, I think it would be a bit hard when it comes to employment. :( Love the city though, it's absolutely amazing!

[@dcorman2350]

@@MM-qv5lfnobody needs to speak French, unless your customer facing at walmart. Would be great if you can learn, to enjoy the full experience (I lived in Japan… speaking the vasic opened so many doirs to great experience).

[@stephenoconnor8257]

What is the relative better areas to live on the West Island or A40 and A20 heading west of Montréal? Merci 😊

[@123-n2l]

A20 because you skip all of the a40 traffic. The south west side of Montreal has more highways to access

[@xpamimi]

Tomas, gracias por este vídeo, muy útil. ¿Podrías hacer un vídeo recomendado barrios buenos para familias con niños en la isla de Montreal, y qué hayan casas? ¡Saludos!

[@Livinginmontreal]

Hola! si el próximo trata sobre 5 barrios en los que ayudé a muchas familias a mudarse. Lo estoy filmando. Saludos!

[@georgiejackpot9540]

So griffintown is a bunch of high rise rentals with some coffee shops and restos. How is it different from other Burroughs

[@Livinginmontreal]

Imo + feedback from clients, higher density brings liveliness to the area. Also “walk to the office” or “bike to the office” is waaay more common for those living there and working downtown. Thank you for watching 🫶🏻

[@georgiejackpot9540]

@@Livinginmontreal still not seeing anything special to griffintown. Honest question though what makes it different? Or are these general things uncommon in Canada so it makes it special that way. Thanks again for clarifying

[@Livinginmontreal]

Naturally, what makes a place special is how much the place meets your needs and expectations. Most of the feedback of the happiest experiences i’ve heard come from clients that know what they want and are flexible enough to try living in places that might match most of their lifestyle. Plus Montreal is such an “easy commute” place, that should there be something that you need that is not available walking distance, you can have relatively easy access on the island :)

[@georgiejackpot9540]

@@Livinginmontreal thanks I’m looking to buy property in mtl and will shortlist. Appreciate

[@BradGoetz]

Tomas.....my man, happy to see you posting.

[@Livinginmontreal]

Brad! Im so happy to see your message. Thank you!

[@rahulghosh2413]

I got a place in Rosemont 1st avenue right next to the main street. How is that area...not that I can change...lol

[@Livinginmontreal]

I love rosemont! Plenty of nice feedback from my clients.

[@MM-qv5lf]

Can a $450,000 to $550,000 price range get you into a two bedroom or one plus den condo in Griffintown? If not, where closer to downtown can we find something in that price range?

[@Livinginmontreal]

Yes. There are 4 apartments under 450k for sale right now. Call me if you want to go see them :) 514- 404 7888

[@TheM4UR0S]

Hola. Quisiera saber si sería casi una obligación hablar Francés para poder vivir allí por cuestiones de trabajo? Por el Inglés no me preocupo, pero el otro no lo sé🤦‍♂🤦‍♂. Saludos desde Medellín 🇨🇴

[@polppppcheesecake]

Old port?

[@Livinginmontreal]

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[@nanooky9764]

You must be from Venezuela or am I wrong

[@Livinginmontreal]

hey! not from Venezuela, however we have realtors from Venezuela in our team :)

[@nathalieforest8497]

So you are working for housing development