Neighborhoods Jad Sawaya -ÉQUIPE IMMOBILIÈRE Serves in Montreal
Jad Sawaya -ÉQUIPE IMMOBILIÈRE is a French-speaking REALTOR® with Les Immeubles Charisma Inc., serving 11 Montreal neighborhoods: Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Gráce, Ville-Marie, LaSalle and 8 more.
Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Gráce, Montreal
Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce is a large central borough on the island of Montreal, Quebec, and it is best understood as a collection of distinct neighborhoods rather than a single place. The terrain climbs from lower, flatter streets in the west toward the slopes of Mount Royal, giving parts of the borough hills, tree-lined avenues, and views that are uncommon in the city's core.
Ville-Marie, Montreal
Ville-Marie is the central borough of Montreal, sitting on the island of Montreal in the heart of Quebec, with Mount Royal rising behind it and the St. Lawrence River along its southern edge. It brings together several distinct districts, from the high-rise towers and office buildings of downtown to older residential streets lined with stone rowhouses, brick triplexes, and converted lofts. Housing here leans heavily toward condominiums and apartments, with a mix of historic walk-ups and modern glass towers.
LaSalle, Montreal
LaSalle sits on the island of Montreal, in the southwest corner of the city, with the St. Lawrence River forming its southern edge and the Lachine Rapids close by. That waterfront setting shapes much of daily life here, with riverside paths and green space inviting walking, cycling, and time by the water.
Verdun, Montreal
Verdun is a borough on the island of Montreal, Quebec, set along the south shore of the island where the St. Lawrence River provides a long, open waterfront. The riverside gives the borough much of its character, with green space and paths that invite walking, running, and cycling close to home.
Pierrefonds-Roxboro, Montreal
Pierrefonds-Roxboro sits in the northwest corner of the Island of Montreal, a borough of the City of Montreal where the island's urban fabric gives way to quieter, greener surroundings. Its position along the water gives the area a distinctly residential, outdoorsy character, with neighborhoods that feel noticeably more spacious than those closer to downtown.
Laval
Laval occupies an island just north of Montreal, set between two rivers and linked to the mainland and to its larger neighbor by a network of bridges. As Quebec's third-largest city, it is a place of distinct areas rather than a single character. Older neighborhoods near the rivers feature compact streets with duplexes and modest single-family homes, while established suburban sections offer detached houses with yards and quiet crescents. Newer developments bring condominiums and townhomes closer to commercial corridors and transit.
Greater Montreal
Greater Montreal stretches across the island of Montreal and the communities surrounding it, set along the St. Lawrence River in southern Quebec. The region is best understood as a collection of distinct neighborhoods and suburbs rather than a single place, from dense urban districts lined with the city's signature duplexes and triplexes with exterior staircases, to leafy residential streets of detached homes and townhouses, to newer suburban developments with larger lots on the surrounding shores and off-island communities.
Blainville
Blainville sits on the north shore of the Rivière des Mille Îles in Quebec's Laurentians region, a short drive from Montreal. The city's flat, river-edged landscape gives it a spacious, leafy feel, and its character is largely suburban, with a calm, residential rhythm that varies from one area to the next.
Boisbriand
Boisbriand sits on the north shore of the Rivière des Mille Îles, in the Laurentians region of Quebec, a short distance northwest of Montreal. It's a suburban city with a mostly flat landscape shaped by the river and the farmland that once surrounded it, and its character is practical, family-oriented, and easygoing.
