
Real estate broker, South Shore
Longueuil, Brossard, Saint-Hubert, Saint-Lambert, Boucherville, Candiac and surrounding areas
My properties on the South Shore
6 properties shown
For salePlex$1,205,0003805 - 3809 Rue WindsorLongueuil (Saint-Hubert)- 3bedrooms
- 1bathroom
- 2016year built
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For salePlex$1,205,0003815 - 3819 Rue WindsorLongueuil (Saint-Hubert)- 3bedrooms
- 1bathroom
- 2016year built
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For rentCondo$2,575 /mo2100 Rue René, app.901Longueuil (Le Vieux-Longueuil)- 2bedrooms
- 2bathrooms
- 2025year built
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For rentCondo$1,800 /mo1656 Rue GodinLongueuil (Saint-Hubert)- 2bedrooms
- 1bathroom
- 2019year built
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For rentCondo$1,650 /mo1627 Rue Ste-HélèneLongueuil (Le Vieux-Longueuil)- 2bedrooms
- 1bathroom
- 1951year built
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For saleHouse$574,000418 Rue RichardLongueuil (Le Vieux-Longueuil)- 5bedrooms
- 2bathrooms
- 1967year built
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Towns and neighbourhoods of the South Shore
Longueuil
Metro, university and shops: Old Longueuil offers neighbourhood life steps from downtown.
Saint-Hubert
Large family neighbourhoods, parks and the airport, with quick access to Longueuil and Montréal.
Greenfield Park
A quiet small-town feel with residential streets, in the heart of the Longueuil agglomeration.
Brossard
Residential streets, recent condos, the Quartier DIX30 and the REM to reach Montréal.
Saint-Lambert
A small village on the river, steps from Montréal, with its parks and neighbourhood life.
Boucherville
Old Boucherville along the river and the Îles-de-Boucherville national park: an area prized by families.
Chambly
Its fort, its basin and the Richelieu river: a calm setting close to Longueuil and Montréal.
Carignan
More space for families, in the Richelieu valley, right next to Chambly.
Candiac
A well-served family town near Route 132 and Highway 15.
La Prairie
Its historic Old La Prairie and its new neighbourhoods, south of Brossard.
Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville
Known for the Mont-Saint-Bruno national park and its sought-after residential neighbourhoods.
The South Shore market
The South Shore is the gateway to Montréal without the island’s price tags: real family neighbourhoods, bigger lots, parks, and access to downtown by the bridges, the tunnel and the REM at Brossard.
Longueuil brings together three faces: Old Longueuil, Saint-Hubert and Greenfield Park. Brossard mixes residential streets with the Quartier DIX30, Saint-Lambert keeps its village feel by the river, and Boucherville is known for its islands and larger properties.
There is plenty of choice: bungalows and cottages, semi-detached homes, plexes, recent condos. What sets one neighbourhood apart from the next is the distance to the bridges and the REM, the schools and the size of the lot: that is where local experience counts when it is time to set a price.
A project on the South Shore?
A frank, no-obligation conversation to see where you stand and what is possible.

