Real estate broker in Rosemont: buy or sell with Steve Rouleau

Centris medians cover the entire borough, La Petite-Patrie included. Over the twelve months ending September 30, 2026, the single-family home reached $1,103,250. The two-to-five-unit plex stood at $986,625. The condo was at $560,475. An evaluation pins down the value for your street.

According to Centris, a single-family home in the borough sold in 39 days on average over twelve months. Condos took 37 days. Plexes took 45. All three are faster than on the island. With 22% more listings in the third quarter, the initial asking price remains decisive.

Yes, under the borough’s rules on shoebox houses (in French), updated in December 2021. The borough has 561 shoebox houses, classified according to their architectural value. Expansion is possible, but each project is reviewed by the urban planning advisory committee. An added storey sometimes has to be set back at least one metre. Your real estate broker checks the classification before the offer to purchase.

For many families, yes. The City of Montreal counts 144 green alleys in the borough. The Botanical Garden, Parc Maisonneuve and the Promenade Masson are linked by bike. Buses on Rosemont Boulevard connect to the metro, then downtown.

Mostly duplexes and triplexes from the first half of the 20th century. Add to these shoebox houses, the Cité-jardin homes and recent condos around Angus. In the borough, condos lead with 676 transactions over twelve months. Plexes follow with 339 sales. Single-family homes, which are rarer, account for 102.

Often, if you live in one of the units: the other rents help pay the mortgage. The down payment depends on the number of units and the lender. Your mortgage broker confirms it during pre-approval. Our mortgage calculator helps you estimate payments before buying a plex.

People often say real estate agent, but the title regulated by the OACIQ is real estate broker. The broker’s remuneration is not set by law. It is agreed in the brokerage contract, most often as a percentage of the price. The seller pays it at the notary’s office, and only if the transaction closes.

When you buy, the remuneration sharing offered by the seller’s broker can cover all or part of your broker’s remuneration. Any balance is set out in your buying brokerage contract. To estimate the welcome tax, use our online calculator. Our article on real estate broker commission gives the general benchmarks.

The seller, most of the time. The remuneration is set out in the seller’s brokerage contract and paid at the notary’s office. The seller’s broker can offer remuneration sharing to the buyer’s broker. That sharing can cover all or part of that broker’s remuneration. The buying brokerage contract sets out any balance.

1. Visit and comparative analysis of recent transactions.
2. Pricing strategy and brokerage contract explained line by line.
3. Preparation: staging, photos, video and virtual tour.
4. Listing on Centris, Realtor.ca and the RE/MAX network.
5. Supervised visits and negotiation of promises to purchase.
6. Follow-up on the inspection, the financing and the deed at the notary’s office.

Steve Rouleau, your real estate broker in Montreal, has been helping sellers and buyers for more than 22 years. He has closed hundreds of transactions. He was a member of the RE/MAX Québec Platinum Club from 2007 to 2025 and was inducted into the RE/MAX Québec Hall of Fame in 2018. His team supports him every day. Read our client testimonials or browse our sold properties.

Neighbouring La Petite-Patrie, with Little Italy, the Jean-Talon Market, Plaza Saint-Hubert and the Rosemont and Beaubien metro stations, has its own page: real estate broker in La Petite-Patrie. We also work in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, on the Plateau-Mont-Royal and in Villeray.

Fill out our online evaluation form or call (514) 606-7170. A broker on the team compares your house, condo or plex with recent sales on your street. You receive a detailed estimate in under 48 hours, free of charge and with no obligation.