Real estate in Saint-Léonard
Saint-Léonard is a residential borough in the northeast of the island, with a strong Italian-Montreal heritage. Its market of plexes, bungalows, and condominiums makes it a sought-after family sector, offering good space-to-price value, more affordable than the city center.
Saint-Léonard
Every month, David Tardif publishes a residential market tension score out of 100 for Montreal Island, backed by weekly bulletins. Public methodology, Centris sources, full transparency.
Which way is the market leaning in Saint-Léonard?
Saint-Léonard is the pride of homeownership made into a neighborhood. Heir to a rich Italian-Montreal tradition, it is a sector of impeccably maintained homes, manicured yards, and families who pass down their homes from one generation to the next. It offers rare stability: people stay there, and supply is often discreet. Bungalows and plexes constitute the majority of the housing stock. It is a long-term market, where quality of maintenance and scarcity support value.
Neighbourhood profile
Sector Characteristics
Plexes, bungalows, and condominiums; established family sector. Stable market where property care directly influences sales; good value for space.
Transportation
Bus service and Pie-IX BRT nearby; future extended Blue Line stations; Highway 40.
Shops & Services
Jean-Talon Street East and Lacordaire Boulevard; Italian shops and restaurants.
Schools & Parks
Schools from both networks; Pie-XII Park (and its urban cavern) and Wilfrid-Bastien Park.
Frequently asked questions — real estate in Saint-Léonard
Is the Saint-Léonard market stable?
Very: supply is scarce because owners stay for a long time, often passing the property down. Current conditions are in the table above; to be validated with an OACIQ broker. Methodology: enduranceimmobilier.com/indice-tardif/methodologie.
Plexes in Saint-Léonard, what price?
Bungalows and plexes constitute the majority of the housing stock, complemented by condominiums. See the table above for monthly medians. Source: Centris data, compiled by Endurance Groupe Immobilier.
Why is supply limited in Saint-Léonard?
Owners stay there for decades and maintain their property; this stability reduces the number of properties on the market and influences transaction times.
Is Saint-Léonard a good neighborhood for families?
Yes: impeccably maintained properties, quiet streets, strong community spirit, and stability. People settle there for the long term. See the overview above.
Is Saint-Léonard sought after for plexes?
Plexes are very common there, in a market known for its stability and the quality of property maintenance. Any investment project should be validated by an OACIQ broker.
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Sources: Centris data, compiled by “Endurance Groupe Immobilier by Tardif”. No APCIQ / Barometer data is reproduced. The Tardif Index complements the Centris HPI and APCIQ statistics. Full methodology: enduranceimmobilier.com/indice-tardif/methodologie.